Delaware to launch single-game sports betting on June 5
- Jun 1, 2018
Delaware appears set to win the race to become the first state besides Nevada to offer legal single-game sports betting.
Read More . . .Delaware appears set to win the race to become the first state besides Nevada to offer legal single-game sports betting.
Read More . . .The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s seven members decided on temporary regulations for sports betting — including a process by which state casinos can apply for certificates covering the wagers — at a Wednesday meeting
Read More . . .Joe Girardi wants New York's state legislators to take a swing at sports gambling. The former New York Yankee player and manager came to the Capitol on behalf of Major League Baseball on Wednesday to advocate for a new state law regulating betting on sports
Read More . . .In the wake of a Supreme Court ruling, most e-sports companies are expected to embrace a healthy (and growing) gambling ecosystem.
Read More . . .Ukrainian tennis player Dmytro Badanov was banned for life and fined $100,000 after an investigation found him guilty of fixing tennis matches. An independent hearing officer with the Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU) discovered the 30-year-old fixed the outcome of two matches on the ITF Futures Tour.
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The Golden State Warriors are the favorites as they host the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 1 of the NBA Finals in Oakland, but they will be playing without Andre Iguodala
Read More . . .Take a minute to review all the betting trends and our free picks from Doug Upstone
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The Cleveland Cavaliers like their chances if Game 1 of the NBA Finals comes down a series of clutch situations.
Read More . . .A warm getaway destination that offers live winter sports, Las Vegas now fits that bill for Western Canadians. Sin City's desert climate combined with a new NHL team currently in the Stanley Cup final and regular world curling events just a short flight away are increasing traffic from Canada's most western provinces.
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