Cashless gaming now available at Hollywood Columbus casino | Ohio

Rebeka Kulakevich
Senior Reporter

Hollywood Columbus casino is among the first gambling facilities in the US (and first in the state) now offering cashless gaming in place of cash and plastic card payments. This new integrated aspect is bound to bring more business to the company, as this particular technology is slowly becoming prominent among modern operators. All guests have to do is bring a mobile device, download the app, and enjoy the beautiful world of cashless gaming.

Cashless gaming now available at Hollywood Columbus casino | Ohio
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Cashless gaming now available at Hollywood Columbus casino

Hollywood Columbus casino is among the first gambling facilities in the US (and first in the state) now offering cashless gaming in place of cash and plastic card payments. This new integrated aspect is bound to bring more business to the company, as this particular technology is slowly becoming prominent among modern operators. All guests have to do is bring a mobile device, download the app, and enjoy the beautiful world of cashless gaming.

Hollywood Columbus casino is a gambling facility with more than 200 popular games, a massive bar with crafted drinks, and plenty of other entertainment tastefully fitted into a beautiful space. This includes 14 video poker progressives and over 800 progressive slots, both, regular video and reel. Additionally, there are 65 world-class table games. Not to mention, Hollywood Casino is the only casino in Columbus.

8,000 square feet with high ceilings, performance stage and never-ending entertainment is now meeting a new addition - cashless gaming. You can now gamble with as little as a penny all the way up to $100 with a touch of your fingertip.

Mychoice is the app needed for this modernized way of gambling, and you can even get free $10 to play with as a newly registered player. This is also a rewards program offering a tier point system you can use for gambling, taking food breaks, receiving exclusive rewards, VIP offers, and mycash balance

Cashless gambling is slowly making its way to popular US casinos. Resorts World Las Vegas was the first to set a high bar for this technology, and operators are catching up to this new demand among progressive players. Hollywood Columbus casino is the first in Ohio to offer this payment system, and has made it incredibly convenient to gamble, dine out, and pay for other good in the hotel/gambling facility. 

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