States are scrambling to react to the Supreme Court’s decision striking down the federal prohibition on sports betting, but it’s the District that could and should be among the first to seize the opportunities presented by legal sports betting
Read More . . .Decades-old rules that govern sports betting in Las Vegas, with no requirement that casinos share data with sports leagues, are outdated and should not be copied around the country, Major League Baseball’s investigations chief said on Friday.
Read More . . .MLB Free pick on the Nationals at Yankees game.
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The idea that Congress would even get involved in drafting new sports betting legislation seems almost absurd, but that doesn't mean it won't happen.
Read More . . .New Jersey Gov. Murphy signed a bill allowing sports betting into law Monday afternoon, ending a short delay that had drawn criticism from many state politicians and making history after the state’s six-year battle to legalize sports wagering. . .
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MLB betting expert Ross Benjamin discusses Monday’s opening game of a 3-game series between the Cubs and Brewers. His informative article concludes with his pick on tonight’s game.
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Monday’s MLB betting action at VietBet comes to a close with an AL West clash between the Los Angeles Angels and the Seattle Mariners in a late 10:10 p.m. (ET) start on the West Coast.
Read More . . .Things usually quiet down at Tioga Downs Casino after the rowdy Belmont Stakes weekend, but that might not be the case this year. After the Supreme Court ruled in early May to overturn a federal ban on sports gambling, there's been a lot of buzz surrounding the possibility of its legalization in New York.
Read More . . .Share6 One might believe Nevada’s governor would be hesitant to see other states legalize sports betting, especially since Nevada’s casinos took in a record $4.87 billion in sports wagers a year ago, a figure that has more than doubled since 2010.
Read More . . .NRG study sees Fox, ESPN gaining viewers as wagering spreads. Legalized betting on sports could lead potential gamblers to watch more sports live on TV, according to a study by National Research Group.
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