PointsBet pens multi-year extension with PGA Tour
- Oct 6, 2021
Online gambling operator PointsBet has signed a three-year extension to its content and marketing partnership with golf’s PGA Tour.
Read More . . .Online gambling operator PointsBet has signed a three-year extension to its content and marketing partnership with golf’s PGA Tour.
Read More . . .Penn National has paid $10,000 to settle a fine levied against it’s Barstool Sportsbook due to a TikTok video that violated sport betting rules in the state of Indiana.
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Gerrit Cole gets the start for the New York Yankees against Nathan Eovaldi and the Boston Red Sox in the American League wild card game at Fenway Park.
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Free baseball picks from Doug Upstone for October 5.
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It's hard to get through 18 weeks of picking winners, so BetOnline is offering a 2nd chance survivor contest for players.
Read More . . .BetMGM has partnered with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians to operate retail sports betting at the Emerald Queen Casino in Washington state.
Read More . . .After addressing critical issues related to problem gambling, it appears that Connecticut is now firmly on course to become one of the first US states to open for business as far as online betting is concerned. The current tentative launch date is Thursday 7 October, and it appears that there is now little that stands in the way of this dream becoming a reality for a territory that has forecasted around $40 million in tax revenue during the first two years of trading.
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Things could get explosive as the undefeated Las Vegas Raiders come into Sofi Stadium to play the Los Angeles Chargers in the NFL on Monday night.
Read More . . .A race to grab share of the US sports betting market is unsustainable and will end in companies failing, according to the new chief executive of FanDuel.
Read More . . .The concept of prohibiting ads related to gambling isn’t new – several countries already have similar protocols in place. Portugal could be the next to join them and approval of strict limitations on when gambling ads can be aired is almost a guarantee. Four separate bills have been presented to lawmakers in the country, all of which essentially look for the same outcome.
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