The University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) has advanced its expansion towards the latest innovation in online gambling and sports betting. The university just added another primary sponsor to one of its programs, which will create job opportunities and an enabling environment for betting operators.
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An NCAA official voiced concern Thursday over sports betting on the performance of individual college athletes, and she suggested that gambling regulators consider restrictions on such wagers to protect the integrity of the games.
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As COVID-19 is still a part of daily life for Americans nationwide, will the Illinois Governor extend remote sports betting registration through the end of the year or will people in the state need to start going to retail locations to sign up for mobile sports wagering applications again?
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Indiana cracked the top five in online sports betting handle with a bullet as Hoosiers wagered $231 million in October. That number is up more than 11% from September’s in-state, record-setting total of $207 million, and signals $35 million in gross revenue for September and October combined.
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College football free pick for Colorado State at Boise State.
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A preview of the Bills at Cardinals matchup, with winning angles and a free pick.
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Free football picks from Doug Upstone for November 12.
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Gov. Steve Sisolak has issued Nevadans a clear ultimatum: Shape up in two weeks, or expect steps toward another shutdown meant to halt a recent surge in coronavirus cases.
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Chad Beynon of Macquarie Group Limited believes that Churchill Downs Inc., Galaxy Entertainment and Tilman Fertitta are top contenders for the Venetian, Palazzo and Sands Expo and Convention Center.
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Murphy’s new restrictions have not been well received, as lawmakers, business owners and residents questioned the logic and reasoning behind the action. While most acknowledged the recent uptick in COVID-19 cases across the state was concerning, the one-size-fits-all approach in a state where the impact of the virus has been varied is not going over well, particularly in South Jersey.
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