Public perception of sports betting shifting to positive
- Sep 22, 2014
Have you noticed a sudden shift in how sports betting is being received around the country thanks to some positive publicity?
Read More . . .Have you noticed a sudden shift in how sports betting is being received around the country thanks to some positive publicity?
Read More . . .PokerStars UK players have been contacted by the largest online poker room in the world, and advised that their .com accounts will be migrated to a new .uk account, and access to .fr accounts will soon cease; moving in line with new UK gambling regulations that come into force on Oct 1.
Read More . . .Bulgaria, Latvia and Hungary have added more online gambling sites to their growing blacklists.
Read More . . .Research Assumes That 20 States Will Have Legalized By Then
Read More . . .Shortly before 9:00 a.m. on Monday, with the temperature outside slowly climbing toward its customary spot among the triple digits, and with weary football fans making the trek from the Strip to McCarron Airport, professional and amateur horse bettors formed a line at the Wynn race & sports book for the chance to bet on the 2015 Kentucky Derby.
Read More . . .If you missed out on the dramatic gains in Amaya Gaming Group Inc., there may be another Canadian company to provide exposure to the lucrative online gambling market.
Read More . . .Gambling company Betfair said on Tuesday it was already paying out winnings to customers who had staked money on a "No" vote to independence.
Read More . . .The Government's move to restrict unauthorised online gambling in Singapore is necessary as it is growing at an alarming rate. About US$416 million (S$521 million) was gambled away by local online punters this year, up from US$383 million last year, with over 95 per cent of revenues winding up in the hands of operators abroad.
Read More . . .As the weather gets chillier, Caesars Casino wants to let New Jersey residents know they don't have to leave their homes to try their luck: They can play online.
Read More . . .In Nevada, the only state where gamblers can place legal bets on individual games, nearly $3.5 billion was wagered on sports in 2012
Read More . . .NBA spokesman Mike Bass wouldn't say if Silver's comments represent a formal change in policy in the league. The National Football League and Major League Baseball declined to comment.
Read More . . .A bettor walked up to the counter at the MGM Mirage sports book Sunday morning with a question -- "How much can I bet?" "I told him, 'whatever you like,'" said Jay Rood, MGM vice president of race and sports. "He took the [Dallas] Cowboys for six figures." Ouch.
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