Football helps N.J. sports bets nearly double to $184 million
- Oct 16, 2018
The start of the pro and college football seasons led the volume of sports betting in New Jersey to nearly double in September from its level a month earlier.
Read More . . .The start of the pro and college football seasons led the volume of sports betting in New Jersey to nearly double in September from its level a month earlier.
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FairwayJay takes the first seven weeks of the NCAA football season and isolates offense statistics looking for angles and profits in college football betting.
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Betting live during a sporting event is now a standard offering at most sportsbooks, but players need to understand where this all started, where it is going and how to wager in-play, before diving into the deep end of the pool.
Read More . . .Figures released Friday by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) show the state’s online gambling licensees generated combined revenue of $25.75m in September, nearly $1m more than they earned in August and only $150k off their all-time peak set this July.
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