In one respect, Week 10 is the worst week of the NFL season. Oh, there are some very intriguing matchups but the reasoning being that there are the fewest games on the schedule of any regular-season week: 13. That’s because there are a season-high six teams on the bye: New England, Denver, Jacksonville, Houston, Philadelphia and Washington.
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For any sports fan, casual or otherwise, who might be wondering why the seemingly logical marriage of sports betting and in-stadium wagering hasn’t yet occurred, gaming attorney Daniel Wallach has two words: Get ready.
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While Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky was never the favorite to be named the NFL’s MVP, he became a trendy pick to win the award heading into the 2019 season. Now, with that outcome looking unlikely, to say the least, PointsBet Sportsbook is refunding customers who made such an ill-fated bet.
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Speaking Tuesday morning at the Sports Betting USA conference, New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement Director Dave Rebuck said it was of “critical importance” that states’ leadership be in sync and engaged as they decide how to implement sports betting.
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As more states continue to roll out mobile sportsbook offerings, the task of geofencing areas with unique geographic features has become increasingly more difficult.
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The lawsuit, which was filed Monday in Clark County District Court, alleges that Kane took out eight markers of between $20,000 and $100,000 around April 15. The Sharks were in town that week for a first-round NHL playoff series against the Vegas Golden Knights that was won by San Jose after a controversial Game 7.
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Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has hailed Indiana sports fans as among the most knowledgeable of US sports bettors since going live in the state with BetRivers.com, in partnership with French Lick Casino.
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Investors and sports betting companies are running up the score when it comes to sports betting, predicting the fast-growing industry will be a $7 billion to $8 billion business in the U.S. within five years. But not all the many companies flocking to get in on the ground floor will make it, they predict.
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In this conversation with Jason Giles, Executive Director of the National Indian Gaming Association, we discuss the sports betting opportunity for tribal gaming stakeholders, their specific concerns, and shifting attitudes. Giles’ remarks preview the discussion during his appearance at next week’s Sports Betting USA event in New York City.
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The casino -- the state's largest and most lucrative -- is applying for a sports betting license and already started work to convert its Cube lounge to an official sportsbook that could open by the end of the year, said Bill Carstanjen, CEO of Churchill Downs Inc.
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Despite the huge amount involved, McIngvale told CNN that he's not a big gambler -- the mega bets were more of an insurance policy.
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Daily fantasy sports (DFS) and sportsbook giant DraftKings said Monday it inked a multi-year accord with the NBA that makes the company an “Authorized Sports Betting Operator” of the association.
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