Glenn Greene was both a seasoned writer and respected online gaming industry consultant. His statistical analysis and unique spin handicapping sports have been a mainstay contributing to the OSGA website for several years. Unfortunately, he passed away suddenly at the young age of 63. Read more about him and his work, here.
For every Bad Beat there is someone who cashes the other side. Glenn examines our obsession with last minute plays that make losing bets out of sure winners.
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Glenn examines the firing of Mike McCarthy and sets betting odds for the next NFL head coach to be fired.
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In Week 13 many teams are still on the hunt to hoist the Super Bowl trophy and right now may be the best, and last, time to get a good future price on the winner of SBLIII.
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Glenn looks at the betting odds and breaks down The Match between Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods, which so far has shown little interest from pay-per-view customers.
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Monday Night Football has almost become an afterthought and the NFL should admit that legalized sports betting propels even the worst of games.
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Evidently not many in the Sunshine State clearly understood the YES ramifications of approving Amendment 3. That’s what $45M Disney & Seminole Tribe dollars buys you.
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A look at the Breeders' Cup, where Turf favorite Enable may provide some discussion competition for Triple Crown winner Justify
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In-play is here to stay but make it a snack vs. your entire daily sports wagering diet.
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Baseball nostalgia fans couldn’t have asked for better WS venues than Dodger Stadium and Fenway Park
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The annual Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas seemed to disappear this year. Opportunities to market the rebirth of domestic legalized sports wagering was the primary and dominant focus.
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Two 100+ win teams meeting in ALCS will make for an ultra-competitive, memorable series.
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Last Saturday’s "bad beat of the week" could have been used as evidence to the U.S. House Judiciary meeting as faith for their concerns in a post-PASPA sports betting world.
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