New Jersey's sportsbooks used the return of major sports to catapult to the best month in the history of any legal jurisdiction. And in generating nearly $670 million in August wagers, New Jersey surpassed $8 billion in sports bets since launching in June 2018 and again staked its position as the largest and most dependable U.S. market, according to PlayNJ.
Read More . . .
Fourteen games down, 242 to go, which means at this point, 5.5% of the way into the curious, COVID-compromised 2020 NFL season, we are working with a very small sample size. The cardinal rule for sports gamblers after Week 1: Don’t overreact.
Read More . . .
Boardwalk sportsbooks took on a formidable amount of patrons, with chatter among the happy crowd being all about “normal,” “the new normal,” and “normal enough.” The casinos are restricted to 25% capacity in light of the COVID-19 pandemic — but that is for overall square footage. For the sportsbooks, that did not necessarily hold.
Read More . . .
The Denver Broncos go without Von Miller as they take on the Tennessee Titans in Monday Night Football action.
Read More . . .
Free pick for EPL soccer.
Read More . . .
The Pittsburgh Steelers have Ben Roethlisberger at quarterback again as they visit the New York Giants in the first half of ESPN's Monday Night Football doubleheader.
Read More . . .
The agreement with Sportradar is one of Tipico’s first partnerships with a US company as it prepares to officially launch in the US with an online sports betting presence in New Jersey. The two companies have been partners in Europe since 2014.
Read More . . .
The partnership will see MKF support the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation with cut outs of their logo, Furious George, being placed in the left field seating area of Rangers’ Globe Life Field ballpark
Read More . . .
The Australian sports betting operator PointsBet has become the fourth sportsbook operator to launch online and mobile sports betting operations in the state of Illinois. This comes after the operator entered into a first of its kind deal with the University of Colorado Buffaloes.
Read More . . .
Rosenberg was a losing gambler — the overwhelming majority are — but a lucky man in that he resumed his radio career after several depths of degradation flings with addiction, including gambling.
Read More . . .
