Jake’s 58, part of Suffolk OTB, is a public benefit corporation that “contributes significantly to education,” as well as Suffolk County. Suffolk OTB is partnering with a “large mobile sports betting organization,” but the organization couldn’t share which one yet. Jake’s 58 will also undergo a “rehabilitation” where its 200 rooms will be upgraded, and a sports bar will go where the bistro is, Boyle said. The expansion will take around two years, Boyle, an outgoing state senator (R - Bay Shore), previously told Patch.

“I thank Governor Hochul for signing my legislation to allow the Suffolk County Off-Track Betting Corporation to expand its highly successful operations at Jake’s 58, which is estimated to generate nearly $250 million in additional revenue for our local economy, increase good paying union jobs and help fund transformative economic development infrastructure projects throughout Suffolk County,” Stern said. Stern called Jake’s 58 one of the “premier gaming destinations” in New York. James Gaughran was the lead sponsor for the bill in the state senate, while State Assemblyman Steve Stern (D -Melville) sponsored it in the state assembly. “It will allow us to greatly upgrade and expand Jake’s 58 Casino Hotel, providing both more entertainment for our guests and more financial support for our schools.” Kathy Hochul for signing this bill into law,” said Phil Boyle in December, the incoming president and CEO of Suffolk OTB.

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