As the first-ever Official Casino Sponsor of the National Football League, Caesars Entertainment is proud to introduce the all-new NFL Draft Pick’em Online Game. From now through the start of the NFL Draft—Thursday, April 23— contestants will compete to win Super Bowl LV tickets, trips to Las Vegas to see a Raiders game and more by competing against other participants to correctly predict first round picks.
“With the NFL Draft no longer taking place in Las Vegas due to COVID-19, we still wanted to offer everyone a fun and interactive way to be a part of the action while they’re at home,” said Caesars Entertainment Chief Marketing Officer, Chris Holdren. “The all-new NFL Draft Pick’em online game is the perfect blend of entertainment to enhance the experience of seeing the next generation of NFL stars selected by their teams.”
How to play? Visit Caesars.com/DraftPickEm and attempt to pick the perfect first round Draft from a pool of 100 prospects for a chance to win:
1st Place – Two tickets to Super Bowl LV, plus $2,500 for travel accommodations
2nd - 4th Places - Two tickets to a 2020 Las Vegas Raiders home game and a two-night hotel stay
5th - 9th Places - $500 NFLShop.com Gift Card
Players can also test their skills as a running back, quarterback and wide receiver in arcade games for even more chances to win prizes.
Tune in to the 2020 NFL Draft on NFL Network, and ABC starting Thursday, April 23rd at 8pm ET. This year’s Draft will feature an extra special element, incorporating a three-day fundraiser which will benefit six charities and their COVID-19 relief efforts. The "Draft-A-Thon'' will raise funds for these charities and pay tribute to healthcare workers and first responders. The fundraiser will be featured during the Draft and will raise funds for the following nonprofit organizations selected by the NFL Foundation: the American Red Cross, CDC Foundation's All of Us, Feeding America, Meals on Wheels, the Salvation Army, and United Way. For more information and to donate, visit: http://www.nfl.com/Relief.
