The Murphy facility has a 32-foot screen, four ticket-writer windows, five self-service kiosks, full beverage service and an additional lounge area that can be reserved for parties. The Cherokee facility boasts a 90-foot screen, seven ticket-writer windows, 10 self-service betting kiosks, full beverage service and reservable space in the Fan Caves or Upper Deck for those who want a more private viewing experience. “Our goal is always to offer our guests first-class gaming and entertainment services, so we are very proud to now add legal, safe and responsible sports betting to their experience at both of our venues.” “I want to thank everyone who put so much hard work and dedication into bringing this venture to fruition,” Principal Chief Richard Sneed said in a statement on his Facebook page. The Book, with locations at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort in Cherokee and Harrah’s Cherokee Valley River Casino and Hotel in Murphy, offers plush reclining chairs and ultra high-definition screens for guests to watch the games they’re betting on.

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