One of the most popular props to bet on during the Super Bowl was the total for Tom Brady's rushing yards and that's because the Over/Under was set at a half-yard. If you bet the Over and Brady rushed for just ONE yard, you win the bet.
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Wagering on this year’s Super Bowl totaled about $117.4 million, with a projected total sports wagering payout of $106.1 million. This resulted in a win of $11.3 million for the sports wagering books, the DGE said.
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Alabama state senators on Thursday raised concerns about five proposed casino locations — with some wanting additional gambling locations — as lawmakers began debate on a bill to allow a lottery and casinos in the state.
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5Dimes has taken another step toward legitimacy, announcing it has been licensed in the Isle of Man. The move comes four months after reaching a deal with the US Department of Justice to stop servicing American clients as an illegal offshore sportsbook.
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Free basketball picks from Doug Upstone for February 11th.
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NHL free pick for Predators vs. Red Wings.
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It would appear, New Jersey will be the first state in the nation to be home to an eSports-centric sportsbook, as the Malta-based Esports Entertainment Group announced Wednesday it had submitted a gaming license application to the state of New Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement.
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Virginia’s fledgling sports betting industry will expand to become one of the largest US markets, capable of generating more than $5bn in annual wagers, $400m in annual operator revenue, and $60m in annual state taxes by the market’s third year, according to estimates by PlayVirginia.com.
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Super Bowl LV betting handle in Nevada totaled $136.1 million for Sunday’s big game. That’s a 12 percent decline from last year’s game, or approximately $18.5 million fewer dollars wagered.
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An Arizona House committee on Tuesday advanced a proposal that would allow betting on professional and college sports at tribal casinos and sites owned by pro sports teams after hearing from teams and the tribes that back the deal Gov. Doug Ducey cut with tribes.
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