Feds say Eugene DelGiudice played an integral role as a “runner” — collecting and delivering large sums of cash at his son’s direction and sometimes being “tipped” in cash.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers go with future Hall of Famer Clayton Kershaw against the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday night.
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Free pick for Champions League Soccer.
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The global sportsbook Bodog, like others, repeatedly sees a substantially higher number of bets on football games – both pro and college – than any other sport, and more than all other major sports combined. This past weekend was no different.
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A new development announced minutes ago about the old Broadwater Resort. Universal Music Group is getting into the hospitality business. It just announced it will build its first three hotels under what it’s calling the UMUSIC brand.
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In a series of meetings that ran three-plus hours on Friday, regulators in Tennessee made language changes to sports betting rules, approved a betting menu, smoothed out language surrounding collegiate sports wagering, and said they’re still aiming for Nov. 1 to launch at least three operators — if not sooner.
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With the Barstool Sportsbook app going live and the NFL starting its season, Pennsylvania set a new state record for total sports handle in September with $462.79 million, a 26.8% increase over the mark it set just last month.
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The Dallas Cowboys move forward with Andy Dalton as they take on Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals in a Monday night encounter.
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The Buffalo Bills, smarting from a decisive loss, will play host to the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs , who are also coming off a defeat.
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Could a Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration be a positive for legal sports betting in the U.S., and online gaming more broadly?Taken as a whole, potential policy shifts and initiatives under a Biden-Harris administration appear more likely to create favorable conditions for industry proponents than exist right now.
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