You can place bets on nearly 20 different sports, college to pro, and dozens of different leagues. Wager on everything from the biggies (NFL, MLB, NBA, golf, soccer) to others like bowling, cricket, darts and sailing. Find the complete list here.

Look for a new, dedicated sportsbook area near the south end of the casino between the bar and Player Services areas. It’ll be easy to spot: you’ll see new sportsbook signage overhead on the screens behind the counter. Sometimes the sportsbook is confined to a small area and difficult to find, but French Lick Casino’s sportsbook will be a focal point.

There’s two different ways to make those bets official at the sportsbook: Up to three betting windows will be open to take wagers, or you can do it yourself at eight different self-service kiosks. The kiosks can be accessed 24 hours a day, while regular window hours are from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.

With the arrival of sports betting, the adjacent casino lounge and bar area are getting a facelift, too.

The casino bar/lounge area is now filled with 18 TVs and a pair of 16-foot LED walls with picture-in-picture capability, so you’ll always be able to keep an eye on the game you’re interested in. When you step foot in this viewing area, you’ll have a 180-degree view of TVs from wall to wall, so you’ll always be plugged in and able to follow all the action.

Also in the lounge, expect to see new individualized club seats each with their own charging station and a flat surface to fill out betting cards and track wagers — the seats also recline a little bit, for a comfortable little slice of home while you play.

Printed sheets of daily odds will be on hand, along with several TV screens with those odds scrolling all day. The house rules will be posted, and you can also pick up a sports betting brochure to brush up on some of the terminology and basics. More questions about placing a bet? One of our representatives at the sportsbook window will be happy to assist.

In time, that will be an option. French Lick Casino, in association with Rush Street Interactive, plans to launch an online sportsbook in Indiana later this year (subject to Indiana Gaming Commission approval).

See the the following document for a summary of the betting rules. See house rules here.