Lines indicate lots of tight games
- Mar 16, 2010
The NCAA tournament field hadn't even been fully announced Sunday and the discussions about point spreads had already begun.
Read More . . .The NCAA tournament field hadn't even been fully announced Sunday and the discussions about point spreads had already begun.
Read More . . .The path to bracket glory isn't in picking the Cinderellas No, pick the winner, and most of the final eight teams, and you'll generally be the envy of the office or neighborhood and, perhaps, a bit richer.
Read More . . .Some people think that the way to win the office pool in the N.C.A.A. men’s basketball tournament is to pick the promising underdogs to win — and they believe they know which underdogs to pick.
Read More . . .Those that forget their history will only have to live through it again, and while the history of online gambling is a very short one, the one thing you can be sure of is uncertainty.
Read More . . .From his beachfront villa in Antigua, Calvin Ayre epitomizes the carefree profile of a youthful, retired millionaire.
Read More . . .In the world of addiction, the second week of March is known as "National Problem Gambling Awareness Week.
Read More . . .A new poll finds most Americans oppose Internet and half oppose sports betting, but many have gambled themselves at a casino.
Read More . . .AEG's bid to run video slots at Aqueduct looked ready to be put down yesterday.
Read More . . .Following the enactment of anti-gambling legislation on January 1st of this year, the Polish Football Association has now officially suspended its cooperation agreement with Swedish online gaming operator Unibet
Read More . . .While EGR nailed its crystal-ball-gazing colours firmly to the mast last year by predicting 2009 to be the year of the product, the range of potentially critical factors at play for the sector as it enters 2010 means we’re hedging our bets more widely this time around.
Read More . . .Disgraced golfer Tiger Woods has turned down a $75m sponsorship deal with Irish bookmaker Paddy Power.
Read More . . .Clinching the office pool for March Madness entitles you to a pot of money and gloating rights. And nobody can take that away from you, except maybe the IRS.
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