Rhode Island this week expanded legalized sports betting, paving the way for gamblers to make wagers online. The move by Rhode Island caught the attention of Connecticut lawmakers, who are struggling over how to implement gambling in their state.
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Atlantic City showed continued growth last month, according to a Division of Gaming Enforcement report for February. Gains in casino, sports betting and internet gaming revenues have built upon last year’s gains in revenue, high employment numbers and increased tourism, the DGE report said.
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FairwayJay provides early insight and analysis on NCAA Tournament projected No. 4 seeds with odds, stats and betting info.
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After striking out to ban Spring Training wagers, MLB is now lining-up to protect your regular season baseball bets.
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Thursday's card features the Conference Tournament Dog of the Year, a perfect system NBA Side PLUS a FREE NHL Play
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The Marshall Thundering Herd looked good in dispensing with Rice last night, and they will try to advance to the C-USA semi-finals with a win over the Southern Miss Golden Eagles on Thursday.
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Lawmakers in Tennessee are attempting to bring sports gambling to the state. They have been discussing a bill that would allow local jurisdictions to hold votes on the matter in order to decide their own gambling destiny, but there has been some resistance from the top.
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Rhode Island lawmakers approved a bill Tuesday to allow sports betting to move online, sending it to the governor’s desk. Rhode Island is the only New England state that allows sports betting, but currently bets must be placed in person at the Twin River casinos in Lincoln and Tiverton.
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Sports gambling could be right around the corner for New Yorkers. With legislation already in place, lawmakers just need the OK from the gaming commission.
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Nearly $2 billion has been wagered on sporting events in New Jersey in the nine months since such betting became legal last year.
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