Indianapolis Colts Excites Fans with New F2P Game
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Professional American football team Indianapolis Colts has partnered with Genius Sports to launch a free-to-play game titled “Pick Six.”
In the game, Colts fans are asked to predict several questions and outcomes on team and player performances and challenge other fans to win points weekly and throughout the season.
Pick Six’s official odds will be provided by Ceasars Sportsbook, and Colts fans in the US will be able to play the game via the team’s official mobile app and Colts.com/PickSix.
Our ‘Pick Six’ game is a compelling element to engage with fans in fun and unique ways. The team at Genius Sports has provided us with an enhanced game that further integrates our partner, Caesars Sportsbook, while giving fans an interactive experience that tests their Colts knowledge throughout the season.
Founded in 2016, Genius Sports is a sports data and technology company that provides bookmakers, sports leagues, clubs and related entities with data management, video streaming, and integrity services. It is the NFL’s real-time and official play-by-play data distributor and has several other F2P partnerships with sports leagues Like MLB, NBA, and FIFA.
We’re thrilled to strike our latest NFL team deal with the Indianapolis Colts, helping to create more immersive and interactive fan experiences within their official app. By building solutions that bring together our partners at the Colts and Caesars Sportsbook, this deal is a further case study of how Genius is driving the convergence of sports, betting and media for the benefit of our partners.
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