On Thursday, Yahoo Sports and BetMGM officially launched the Yahoo Sportsbook platform in the state of New Jersey. This news comes less than a month after Yahoo Sports announced a partnership with BetMGM for sports betting.
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The current favorites are the Cincinnati Bengals at +350, meaning a $100 bet wins $350 plus your original money back. If that actually happens, it could be interesting as the Bengals, who started rookie Ryan Finley last Sunday, play the Browns twice in December.
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Prop bets on each hole offer attractive wagering options, but Tour concerned with integrity risks
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Iowa reported increases for the month of October for sports wagering revenues. The state reported $5.7 million earned in revenues for its second full month of sports betting activities.
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New Jersey’s mobile sports betting platforms already have enabled the state to rival defending champion Nevada’s monthly handle – although Nevada reclaimed the crown in September. But a look at the just-released New York State revenues for October show that state coming up small even in a retail vs. retail comparison
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It appears to be a matter of time before the nascent U.S. sports betting industry takes its first bet on one of the oldest and most storied games in the world. Already a staple at some European sportsbooks, the game of chess has yet to find a home in the American legal sports wagering industry.
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Michael Jordan's affinity for golfing (and gambling) is no secret. During a recent interview, Blackhawks great Jeremy Roenick explained how His Airness didn't let little things like his job stop him from doing what he loves.
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A diverse amount of topics and opinions were expressed among the wide ranging representatives on the panel which included a mix of traditional casino executives, media representatives, and executives from tech startups, and leagues.
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Bettors backed the Chiefs, Saints, and Rams, and got scorched on Sunday. All three were favorites, and all three lost outright.
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According to the latest data from the Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC), Indiana’s sports gambling industry was worth $91.7 million in October. That’s a huge 160% jump from the previous month, which saw just $35.2 million, and most of the handle comes from the acceptance of mobile applications for wagers.
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Several tribal gaming leaders urged caution regarding the implementation of sports betting Wednesday during a two-day conference on the topic. There is significant interest in adding the activity to current tribal gaming offerings, but a legal thicket needs to be navigated.
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San Jose Sharks forward Evander Kane is being sued by a Las Vegas casino for a gambling debt.
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