• Football Betting Proving Profitable for Players . . . So Far2

    So far this season sportsbooks worldwide who take action on American Football are waiting . . . and hoping . . . for a solid winning week in both NCAA and NFL football betting. The fact that there has not been one week in which the public has lost in both flavors of football is

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  • Perfect PASPA Storm2

    The NFL is sure going to be busy in 2010. And not promoting its product outside the United States or ramping up its fledgling TV network. No, the NFL, or should I say the NFL’s lawyers, are going to be busy fighting new legislation introduced this week from several states and a Supreme Court fight.

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  • Delaware Sports Betting: Games, Odds and the House Advantage21

    Yesterday marked the rebirth of sports betting in Delaware. The NFL had their day in court and smoked the smallest state in the Union. The State and three state-approved racinos went ahead anyway. The existing three racinos dumped a reported total of 11 million into the betting facilities and September 10, 2009 may become a

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  • 3rd Circuit Rules Against Delaware Sports Betting4

    It’s September 1 at Delaware Park, just 45 miles from Philadelphia. Everything is ready to go. The granite table tops are polished and ready to go. The huge wall of television (there is an 82 individual 50-inch television wall) is blaring the NFL Pre-game show and the odds board is lit up. But where are

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  • NFL Loses and Bettors Win1

    In our office complex apparently somebody complained yesterday morning. Why? We were doing the happy dance and yelling like teenagers who just scored their first six-pack from a take-out package store. Why? Legal single-game betting is now a reality in Delaware. To confirm that sportsbetting will exist East of the Mississippi, on I-95, just outside

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  • NFL Playing with Fire0

    This week the tiny state of Delaware beat the odds and enacted a bill to allow sports betting. This one move forced the hand of the NFL who needed to come up with some kind of legal opposition to this new law. Since Delaware was grand-fathered in to allow sports betting, they could not use

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