For the second time in two years, voters in all 64 parishes will decide individually whether to authorize a new form of sports betting. In 2018, voters in 47 of 64 parishes voted to legalize online sports fantasy games for cash prizes, including in Terrebonne and Lafourche.
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For Tipico, with an international footprint in sports wagering, Colorado is its second foray into the emerging United States sports betting market. Tipico was recently licensed in New Jersey where it is a partner with Ocean Casino and Resort in Atlantic City (formerly Revel).
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Oklahoma sports betting is no closer to reality after two tribes announced they would still adhere to gaming compacts the state supreme court invalidated last month. Though two tribes technically are allowed to open sportsbooks in deals struck with the governor earlier this year, officials are holding off until state lawmakers change existing statutes.
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The Los Angeles Chargers are relying on a rookie quarterback and rookie running back as they go into the Big Easy for a Monday night appointment with the New Orleans Saints.
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Choosing the right pay per head service includes adding all the pieces that keep clients loyal.
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Free NCAA pick for Saturday as Kentucky heads to Tennessee to take on the Vols.
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Two members of the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee who sit on opposites sides of the aisle emphasized their support for an initiative on the November 3 ballot that would legalize sports betting in Maryland-highlighting potential economic gains and downplaying potential negative consequences.
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Trump has now hit a new low of +170, with Biden climbing to -200. With 22 days until the election is over, Biden’s lead has grown to the point that he’s a heavy favorite to win, and Trump a huge underdog.
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NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has announced that it plans to start its 2020/21 campaign on January 1 as the competition hopes to operate a full schedule with fans in attendance.
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Last month, the Daily Mail reported that Hollywood mogul Ron Meyer dropped an estimated $100 million partly with the assistance of an Atlantic City casino VP who served as his host. Once Meyer exhausted his AC credit — allegedly, between $5 million and $7 million per trip — the VP helicoptered him to Connecticut where he was set up to borrow an additional $3 to $5 million for casino play there.
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