Poll: Americans want states, not feds, to control sports betting
- Apr 27, 2018
Americans want individual states to control legal sports betting, not the federal government, according to a new poll.
Read More . . .Americans want individual states to control legal sports betting, not the federal government, according to a new poll.
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Read More . . .It’s an unusual Thursday night around the NBA playoffs because it’s the first time this postseason where there’s just one game: Boston Celtics at Milwaukee Bucks, Game 6 of their Eastern Conference first-round series. The Bucks are 5-point favorites.
Read More . . .According to TMZ, Carol Rose claims that her soon-to-be ex-husband makes significant income from signing autographs, is a “degenerate” high-stakes gambler, and owes a lot of money to casinos and the IRS.
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Read More . . .It’s an Eastern Conference Friday night in the first round of the NBA playoffs as three of the four East series play their Game 3s while shifting venues.
Read More . . .Tribal and commercial casinos are united on the need for legalized sports betting, the leaders of the country’s two largest gaming associations said today.
Read More . . .The English Premier League agrees with the NBA's and Major League Baseball's vision of a legal sports betting market in the United States.
Read More . . .Chipping in another $105,000 last month, Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. has contributed at least $4.655 million to try to pass a constitutional amendment that could make it harder to expand gambling in the state.
Read More . . .PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan told USA Today last week that the Tour would welcome the legalization of sports gambling, a matter the Supreme Court is expected to rule on before its July recess. Monahan contends that regulated gambling would "better ensure the integrity” of tournaments
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