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Kentucky has actually now signed up with the states with legal sports wagering, so bettors can wager on a lot more than simply the ponies.

Brick-and-mortar racing and gaming centers in the Bluegrass State started accepting action on baseball, football, and a range of other offerings on Thursday.

The 2nd phase, the legal launch of online sports betting websites, is scheduled for September 28, although Kentuckians who have pre-registered with operators are permitted to start depositing since Thursday also.

In the meantime, homeowners of the Bluegrass State will need to take a trip to physical areas such as the famous Churchill Downs in Louisville, where Gov. Andy Beshear made Kentucky's ritualistic very first bet at the facility's brand-new sportsbook at around 10 a.m. ET.

Here's where you can find Kentucky's new retail sportsbooks, courtesy of the state horse racing commission: https://t.co/utmzkgvHgD pic.twitter.com/Gmok2SIG8E

Kentucky managed to launch retail sports betting with college football in complete swing and in time for the start of the NFL's regular season. And, for the opening act, Beshear, a long time fan of legislating sports betting in Kentucky who has actually been cheering on its execution amidst his re-election quote, decided to go with a parlay.

The governor bet $20 on the Kentucky Wildcats and Louisville Cardinals college football teams winning more than 7.5 games this year and the Duke Blue Devils winning less than 7.5 at odds of +750, which might net him $150. The parlay is an unique that Churchill Downs is offering consumers on the very first day of legal sports wagering in the state.

" It has actually taken lots of years to get here, however sports betting is finally a reality in Kentucky," Beshear said in a news release. "This is a win-win for Kentuckians, who can delight in a quality home entertainment experience and take advantage of funds staying right here in our state to help us build a much better Kentucky."

BREAKING MUST CREDIT @Covers: The parlay Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear selected as the state's first (non-horse racing) sports bet is a * ~ special ~ * at Churchill Downs, with odds of +750, according to the book's bet builder. And only offered up until 7:30 p.m. ET today, it appears. pic.twitter.com/sLFvTOFliQ

The areas approved for retail sportsbooks in Kentucky so far consist of:

- Churchill Downs in Louisville
- Ellis Park in Henderson
- The Red Mile in Lexington
- Derby City Gaming in Louisville
- The Mint Gaming Hall Cumberland Run in Corbin
- Newport Racing and Gaming in Newport
- Oak Grove Gaming and Racing in
- Turfway Park in Florence

The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC) has also authorized short-term licenses for numerous online sportsbooks, putting them in a position to accept pre-registrations now and then wagers on Sept. 28. They are:

bet365.
BetMGM.
Caesars Sportsbook.
Circa.
DraftKings.
Fanatics.
FanDuel.
Barstool Sportsbook/ESPN Bet

" The KHRC is devoted to wagering stability, and while we are commemorating today's launch, our work continues," stated Jonathan Rabinowitz, chairman of the commission, in the release.