US Integrity to monitor betting at new 7 Cedars Casino sportsbook

Opened in 1995, 7 Cedars is located approximately two hours from Seattle. The property features a hotel, table games, bingo, over 600 slot machines and a golf course.

The Washington State property plans to launch a sportsbook in Autumn 2022, in time for the NFL season, with the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe-operated casino set to join the steadily growing number of Washington sportsbooks.

The Squaxin Island Tribe’s Little Creek Casino and the Suquamish Tribe’s Clearwater Casino both launched sportsbooks back in February, becoming the latest of 16 tribes to receive regulatory approval to operate sports betting.

The Squaxin Tribe signed a partnership with International Game Technology (IGT) for its sportsbook, while the Suquamish Tribe penned a deal with FanDuel.

7 Cedars has enlisted US Integrity to deliver its sports betting monitoring services at its soon-to-launch sportsbook.

The firm will deliver integrity monitoring services via its proprietary dashboard to the casino, offering analysis across a range of data sets, working to identify and flag irregular patterns in contest-level, officiating and wagering.

The company signed a similar deal with Silver Reef Casino recently, committing to providing monitoring services at the casino’s new sportsbook.

Earlier this month, Washington State’s Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe filed a motion to thwart Maverick Gaming CEO Eric Persson’s legal efforts to expand gambling in the state, by allowing gaming accepted at tribal casinos to be permitted at card rooms.

The move was met with much controversy, with Shoalwater Chair Charlene Nelson describing the attempt as a “national assault on tribal sovereignty.”