Lights, Camera, Action - Betting on the Oscars is Bigger than Ever
- Feb 26, 2016
Huge favorites are on the betting menu for the 2016 Academy Awards.
Read More . . .Huge favorites are on the betting menu for the 2016 Academy Awards.
Read More . . .As spring training kicks off for Major League teams across the country, fans are picking their fantasy teams.
Read More . . .Now that we're down to five real candidates who can win the U.S. Presidential election the question emerges as to which is the best for gambling interests in the United States, both for bettors and those involved in the industry.
Read More . . .States vary wildly in how they define gambling.
Read More . . .Today the Massachusetts Gaming Committee is meeting to discuss whether or not gambling machines made to look and play like real video games are a good idea for the state's casinos.
Read More . . .The Australian Football League (AFL) has announced the introduction of a new set of restrictions for accredited journalists and broadcasters who currently bet on games in the Australian rules competition.
Read More . . .In this interview with CalvinAyre.com's Rebecca Liggero, mGage's David Sheridan discusses the elephant in the room—charge-to-mobile payments—and how it relates to the online gambling industry.
Read More . . .A record $132.54 million was bet on Super Bowl 50 at Nevada sportsbooks, with the house winning $13.31 million, according to numbers released Monday by Nevada Gaming Control.
Read More . . .The Super Bowl provides a variety of random prop bets connected to events on and off the field. National anthem length remains a popular prop bet, and we've got the results from Super Bowl 50.
Read More . . .Atlantic City could run out of money within weeks as Borgata Casino and Spa threatens to stop making tax payments.
Read More . . .Whether you roll the dice, play cards or bet on the ponies, all your winnings are taxable. The IRS offers these six tax tips for the casual gambler. Gambling income includes winnings from lotteries, raffles, horse races and casinos. It also includes cash and the fair market value of prizes you receive, such as cars and trips.
Read More . . .PredictIt is a website that offers a so-called "predictions market." Users are able to buy "shares" in an event happening, with the price corresponding to the perceived likelihood of the event. If the event happens, each share pays out $1, and if the event fails to happen, each share becomes worthless.
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