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Huge brand bringing its iGaming app when Maine online casinos launch
Caesars Entertainment expanded on its partnership with three Wabanaki Nations tribes to launch Maine online casinos when the industry goes live later in 2026.
Following weeks of relative radio silence, some progress has been made regarding the Maine online casino industry, which is expected to launch sometime in 2026. According to a press release, Caesars Entertainment expanded on its existing partnership with three Wabanaki Nations tribes in the state. As a result, when the Maine iGaming market goes live, the state will feature three Caesars online casinos.
Caesars snatches three of four Maine online casino licenses
Under state law that passed earlier this year, there are four licenses up for grabs for incoming iGaming platforms, all of which come via the four Wabanaki Nations tribes.
By expanding its agreement with the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, the Mi'kmaq Nation and the Penobscot Nation, Caesars Entertainment will account for three of those licenses.