Marco Minuto, 60, originally was taken into custody in Bergen County last month on money laundering charges. A judge ordered him released hours later under New Jersey’s 2017 bail reform law.
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As the scope of sports betting in the U.S. widens, the National Basketball Association (NBA) is staying vigilant in the monitoring of its players, teams, and staff, to keep everything above board.
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Maryland lawmakers are exploring a faster way to approve sports betting this year, but it’s unclear if they will be able to do it without voter approval in 2020. Voters endorsed a constitutional amendment allowing casinos in 2008, but further commercial gambling expansion requires another voter referendum.
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Gov. Charlie Baker unveiled a proposal on Thursday that would legalize and tax betting on professional sports online and at casinos in Massachusetts.
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Thursday's card includes TWO Perfect System NBA Plays, a College Tier 1 Play PLUS a Free NBA Play
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Don’t be concerned with the over/under on when sports networks will become completely transparent about wanting an element of gambling to be part of their viewership. The age of innocence — and feigning indifference — is over.
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With the state facing a $3.1 billion fiscal gap, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has put the finishing touches on a state spending plan that is expected to top $170 billion and find new revenues from sports betting and taxes on what is expected to be legalized sale of marijuana.
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The 12 casinos had a combined $106.4 million in gross casino revenue in December, a 7.5 percent increase over December 2017.
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The crooked tennis players knew him as “Maestro.” To European investigators, the Armenian based in Belgium is emerging as the suspected ringleader of an organized gambling syndicate suspected of fixing hundreds of matches and paying off more than 100 players from around Europe.
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In a statement Wednesday, the companies said they’ve entered into a tentative partnership provided the state moves forward with sports gambling legalization. The deal would also be subject to Iowa gaming regulatory authorities.
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