Headquartered in Las Vegas, Pavilion Payments takes pride in supporting and actively engaging in initiatives that contribute to the overall well-being and success of the community. Pavilion Payments demonstrates its support for the Las Vegas community through its participation in the Las Vegas Host Committee Ambassador Program (LVHCAP) for important events like Super Bowl LVIII.
By aligning with the LVHCAP, Pavilion Payments is leveraging its industry expertise and innovative payment solutions to enhance the overall experience for visitors and residents alike during Super Bowl LVIII. Las Vegas is an important location for hosting sporting events like the Super Bowl because of its reputation as a tourism and entertainment hub, its state-of-the-art facilities, its ability to create spectacular event experiences and more, which offers a unique and unforgettable experience for participants and spectators alike.
According to American Gaming Association (AGA) research, ahead of Super Bowl LVII in Phoenix, a record 50.4 million American adults (20%) were expected to bet $16 billion, a 61% increase from AGA’s 2022 estimates. Pavilion Payments helps patrons gamble safely through secure technology and provides patrons with responsible betting resources. Super Bowl LVIII is sure to be another benchmark occasion for commercial gaming, and Pavilion Payments is positioned to support the city of Las Vegas and the entire gaming industry.
“As an ambassador and founding member of the Las Vegas Host Committee Ambassador Program, Pavilion Payments is honored to contribute to the success of this event that brings the country together,” said Christopher Justice, CEO of Pavilion Payments. “Our mission is to ensure all patrons have the tools they need to bet responsibly and have an elevated experience in Las Vegas during one of the most exciting matchups of the year.”
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