Published on: April 21, 2026, 06:25h.

Updated on: April 21, 2026, 06:25h.

• Caesars Sportsbook is poised to take over the legendary Westgate SuperBook in preparation for the 2026 NFL season
• This collaboration aims to maintain the SuperBook’s renowned atmosphere while enhancing betting options to include Same Game Parlays, comprehensive in-play betting, and 24-hour self-service kiosks
• This change comes on the heels of the exit of long-standing executive Jay Kornegay and signifies a key transformation in the Las Vegas gaming scene

In an exciting announcement made Tuesday, Caesars Sportsbook will take over the operations of the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook ahead of the upcoming NFL season. The partnership will see Caesars integrate its advanced betting platform into this iconic venue, while carefully preserving the SuperBook’s well-known character and ambiance.

This partnership merges one of the most esteemed names in Las Vegas sportsbooks with a leading national operator, marking a pivotal change in the competitive sports-betting landscape of the city. This transition is set to introduce a broader array of betting options, including Same Game Parlays, new parlay formats, and extensive in-play wagering for both professional and college sports.

Additionally, Caesars plans to deploy self-service kiosks throughout the venue, providing quick and accessible 24/7 betting options. Patrons will have the convenience of registering for the Caesars Sportsbook app on-site and utilizing the company’s Universal Digital Wallet for seamless deposits and withdrawals in eligible markets. This wallet feature allows users to transfer funds across both Caesars’ retail and digital platforms, which the company is rolling out nationwide.

“The Westgate SuperBook is among the most iconic sportsbook destinations globally, and we are excited to collaborate with Westgate on this new chapter,” said Eric Hession, President of Caesars Digital, in the announcement. “By integrating our sportsbook technology with the SuperBook, we’re blending a legendary betting venue with a modernized menu and enhanced convenience that echoes how today’s sports fans prefer to wager.”

This strategic shift comes approximately 17 months after Jay Kornegay stepped down from his position after two decades as the SuperBook’s VP of Operations. Kornegay was instrumental in building the SuperBook’s reputation for a diverse wagering menu, its highly regarded NFL SuperContest, and its establishment as a premier destination for serious bettors.

“Since our inception in 1986, the SuperBook has been a cornerstone of the Las Vegas sports betting scene,” remarked Cami Christensen, President & General Manager of Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino. “We take immense pride in this legacy and are thrilled to partner with Caesars Sportsbook to advance it further, melding decades of history with innovation, scale, and an even more vibrant guest experience.”

This partnership is contingent upon approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission, which is responsible for reviewing operational modifications involving licensed sportsbook operators before they can be implemented.