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.
Many will forever debate gambling is not essential. But thousands of out of work Coronavirus casino victims prove the “business of gambling” is indeed essential. Will the federal government take note?
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Will last weekend's minor NBA 2K wagering scandal finally end wagering on popular predetermined events?
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Out of the shadows now, sports betting may finally sit at the main table of total sports enjoyment, especially online.
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Has it taken the Coronavirus and a historic world catastrophe hitting the gaming industry to convince Sheldon Adelson and others the absolute necessity of online gambling?
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If you’re still doubting Tom Brady’s magnitude, check out the NFL future odds now to win Super Bowl LV.
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Glenn looks at the recent partnership between The Action Network and GolfBet, born from the PGA's desire to increase golf betting handle and interest in the sport.
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In not admitting they approve of wagering, this week the NFL announced their plan to build lounges in several NFL stadiums to accommodate online wagering and welcome new revenue sponsorship.
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The Houston Astros sign stealing scandal has spawned prop bets at sports books.
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Without embracing gambling partners, would the rebirth of the XFL have a chance to survive?
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Last Sunday’s New Jersey and Nevada Super Bowl results again prove there are no sure things.
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Like race or gender identification, sportsbooks identify squares and sharps. How do you see yourself?
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On Super Bowl Sunday, who needs to actually bet on football with an entire selection of non-gridiron wagering prop bets available.
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