There’s a new factor in play for gamblers looking to bet on football this fall: In addition to point spreads, home-field advantage (or this year, the lack thereof) and the weather, bettors are taking the coronavirus into account before plunking down their cash.
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The internet sportsbooks are the ones with the most unusual NFL prop bets. Sportsbetting.ag has the largest menu of strange wagers, starting with the over/under on how many players get arrested during the season. The line is at 6.5. They also have an over/under for how many players get suspended in 2020. That number is 12.5.
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Sports betting hasn’t arrived in Virginia in time for the start of the NFL season, but state officials are fine-tuning the rules for how the newly legalized industry will work when it starts up in early 2021.
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Free football picks from Doug Upstone for September 10.
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With the suprising shut down of 5Dimes for U.S. players, we look at some alternative sportsbooks that offer similar benefits.
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The University of Colorado has signed a deal with PointsBet to serve as an official sports betting partner in a major step to dismantling college sports’ decades-long aversion to gambling
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The growth of legal U.S. sports betting will shape the industry worldwide through regulations, social acceptance, and corporate consolidations in the next two years, a panel of CEOs said Tuesday at the SBC Barcelona Summit Digital.
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Online gaming operator Kindred Group continues to broaden its footprint in the US with the inking of a new agreement with Penn National Gaming this week. The deal will facilitate market access in Illinois and Ohio to operate both online sports betting and online gaming, pending applicable laws being passed and both parties obtaining all necessary gaming licenses.
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Thanks To Declining Gaming Revenue, And Ultimately Taxes, Regulators Hoping To Allow Online Books To Open In November
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Ohio’s 11 casinos and racinos set an August record with $172.1 million in gambling revenue, following a record July in the wake of three months of state-ordered closings because of coronavirus, reports released Tuesday showed.
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