In Las Vegas, odds on NFL teams changed as season progressed
- Jan 5, 2011
New York Jets Coach Rex Ryan's colorful mouth has defined this NFL season, and no one wants it closed more than the men who run the Las Vegas sports books.
Read More . . .New York Jets Coach Rex Ryan's colorful mouth has defined this NFL season, and no one wants it closed more than the men who run the Las Vegas sports books.
Read More . . .The egaming sector bucked wider recessionary conditions to grow by 12.5% in 2010, according to figures released to eGaming Review by gambling data business H2 Gambling Capital.
Read More . . .Just as the worlds of politics, sports, and entertainment have had their noteworthy moments in 2010, so has the universe of gambling.
Read More . . .Alabama Gov.-elect Robert Bentley said Wednesday he will turn over the work of the Governor's Task Force on Illegal Gambling to the state's attorney general when he takes office on Jan. 17.
Read More . . .Without a doubt, payment processing will be one of the biggest stories for online poker players in 2011.
Read More . . .Players from Boise State and Utah were involved in a minor skirmish Sunday in Las Vegas outside a massage room during a welcome reception for the Las Vegas Bowl.
Read More . . .The 2010-2011 BCS Bowl Season is here and the OSGA has everything you need to win CASH!
Read More . . .The Giants/Vikings game scheduling delay has implications for bettors.
Read More . . .A late attempt in the lame-duck Democratic Congress to legalize online poker betting has only "a one-in-three shot" of passing, analyst Brian McGill, of Philadelphia-based Janney Capital Markets.
Read More . . .The bowl season has arrived, pitting 70 teams against each other in 35 bowls. If you have a life and plan on keeping it, watching all 35 would be highly discouraged.
Read More . . .As part of the effort to boost New Jersey’s gaming and horse racing industries legislation that would allow Internet account wagering on horse races from bettors outside New Jersey.
Read More . . .Land based casinos are already outlawed on the island, meaning that residents wishing to gamble tend to do so online, with around €2.5 billion wagered annually.
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