Las Vegas is one of five finalists the NFL is considering to host either the 2019 or 2020 draft, a source said Thursday. The city seems likely to garner more serious contention for the latter year, given the Raiders still will be in Oakland in 2019.
Read More . . .Although the Supreme Court of the United States has not yet issued its decision regarding the fate of the federal law banning sports wagering, New Jersey is preparing for legal sports betting.
Read More . . .West Virginia is about to roll the dice, on a bill that would legalize sports gambling at the five casinos that already exist in the Mountain State.
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Jay offers insights and profiles with situational handicapping tips as another way to evaluate the games and utilize motivation later in the season. Included are free picks for Thursday NCAA action.
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Does the “ten million-dollar bettor” really exist or purely a great Vegas publicity ploy to enhance current sports wagering momentum? Either way, it’s a win-win.
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It’s time for another addition of Ross Benjamin’s college basketball underdog picks of the day. Go inside to find out who those picks are on and why he’s opted to use them.
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Tips and free picks for Europa League action as the second tier European tournament opens up with matches between Marseille and Sporting Braga, Ostersunds and Arsenal, and Real Sociedad at Red Bull Salzburg.
Read More . . .New Jersey’s regulated online gambling market set a new revenue record in January, while the Golden Nugget smashed its own individual operator revenue record.
Read More . . .Atlantic City’s casinos were as cold as the weather in January, with gambling revenue down by nearly 10 percent.
Read More . . .As early as March 5 or as late as June 29, the court will release its decision. At stake: whether the federal government can retain the right to legislate against sports wagering or if individual states can legalize sports books. The SCOTUS ruling could upend everything for the sportsbooks in Vegas.
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