Portland Timbers, which plays for Major League Soccer (MLS) announced Luckii.com as a new official online gaming partner, with plans for stadium sponsorships, online promotions, charities and intellectual property rights, including a game focused on team that will be released soon.
“We are excited to welcome Luckii as our official online gaming partner,” said Mike Golub, president of the team’s business. “Since its launch in Oregon, we have discussed creative ways to introduce Luckii to our fans and we are excited with this new multi-year partnership ”.
Under the terms of the agreement, fans returning to Providence Park this season will be able to check out Luckii’s promotions around the stadium, as well as integrating the broadcast for home and away games on FOX 12 Oregon and ROOT Sports. Fans will also be able to participate in a series of promotions integrated on Luckii.com, competing for prizes and experiences focused on Timbers.
“We are excited about this innovative partnership with Timbers. The team has an iconic brand in Oregon and a franchise with deep roots in the community, along with a dedicated and passionate fan base that we are looking forward to connecting with,” said Bill Yucatonis , president of Luckii.
Yucatonis added: “As we move forward with expansion plans to other states, this partnership shows us the value of engaging with Major League Soccer fan bases across the country.”
About Luckii
Luckii.com is licensed in the state of Oregon and gives punters the chance to win real money and big jackpots through a variety of games. Since launching at the end of last year, the platform has paid nearly $ 3 million in prizes and has experienced expressive weekly growth.
Luckii’s quick games follow “pari-mutuel” rules, which means that players bet against each other, not against the house. They simply place their bets to have the opportunity to win huge jackpots.
The platform features secure payment options, with industry-leading security and fraud prevention tools, as well as a customer service team based in the state of Oregon.
