The Houston Rockets are in a desperate situation as they are two games down to the Golden State Warriors going into Game 3 of their Western Conference series.
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The first Kentucky Derby since sports betting became licensed and regulated in the U.S. may see record handle as sports bettors cross over to betting the ponies.
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Renowned professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin has gone a remarkable 5-0 with his MLB money line underdog picks this week. By risking $200 on each of those 5 underdogs it produced a profit of $1466. Ross has 2 more live underdogs on Friday’s MLB card.
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The National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball’s quest for a direct, off-the-top cut of legal sports bets has escalated well beyond lobbying at statehouses across the country.
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With the legalization of sports gambling in the United States and its gradually expanding implementation around the country, adding fixed-odds wagering could be a way for the horse racing to adapt and compete in the changing landscape.
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Mississippi’s casinos had a good month in March, with profits levels that were the second highest ever since they became legal. This was largely thanks to the success of its sportsbooks during the NCAA college basketball event, March Madness
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A Republican activist is suing over sports betting in Rhode Island, saying the state should have sought voter approval before legalizing and launching it.
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He has called Mike Maloney the Michael Jordan of horseplayers, and Sam Bowie would know. Though there isn’t a way to track such things, it could be argued that Maloney, who risks millions in his work, has been the most consistently successful individual professional horseplayer anywhere.
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A proposed gambling bill for the 2019 Legislative Session is dead, multiple sources told Florida Politics on Monday evening. “I would say it’s 99% dead,” said one lawmaker who was familiar with the behind-the-scenes talks but was not authorized to speak on the record.
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