Ohio: Tipico named the official sports betting partner of TopGolf Cleveland

Tipico Sportsbook has been selected as the official sports betting partner of TopGolf Cleveland as the sports betting brand looks to expand its presence in Ohio.

Under the terms of the new deal, Tipico has gained exclusive naming rights to the main bar at TopGolf Cleveland, where it will hold special events and offer fans gift cards worth $25,000 to the golf complex. Furthermore, the entertainment destination will provide promotional gaming deals for $15 off gameplay, valid at participating facilities around the country.

According to the sportsbook, this new partnership with TopGolf aims to show Tipico's commitment to maintaining the roots of the Ohio sports community.

Tipico describes itself as using cutting-edge digital technologies, customer support services, and strategic partnerships to connect millions of online clients to its digital and mobile betting services. The sportsbook allows customers to choose from a variety of betting options across 30 different sports.

⛳️ Breaking: We're the new Official Sports Betting Partner of Topgolf Cleveland!

🎉 To celebrate, new customers will receive a 150% deposit match and a $50 Topgolf gift card for first-time deposits of $50! Download Tipico Sportsbook and use code TOPGOLF to receive the offer! pic.twitter.com/UaKtHmH6NC

— Tipico Sportsbook (@tipico) March 7, 2023

This is not the only partnership the operator has signed as of late. It is worth mentioning that Tipico was recently chosen as the official sports betting app for the Arnold Sports Festival, which advertises itself as the biggest multi-sport festival in the US.

At the event in 2023 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center, Tipico will announce this relationship and interact with athletes and fitness enthusiasts to "boost its developing platform."

David Paschkes, Chief Commercial Officer at Tipico, said: "We are proud to partner with a world-renowned event like The Arnold Sports Festival, one that has played an integral role in stimulating economic development in the great city of Columbus."