How’s this for luck? On March 9, Rivers Casino in Des Plaines opened its sportsbook, becoming Illinois’ first brick-and-mortar location to legally take bets on sports. Within a week, the brand new sports betting bar had to close down, due to the coronavirus.
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Free horse racing picks from Doug Upstone for June 30
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Free pick for the Serie A match between Juventus and Genoa.
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Predictions and picks for the Spain La Liga match between Barcelona and Atletico Madrid from ROICapper.
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It appears that match-fixing in tennis may be even more widespread than previously imagined. It has been known for a while that there was an issue and, a year ago, seven more individuals were added to a list of fraudsters that already included over 130 names.
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday postponed the resumption of indoor dining, and banned drinking and smoking at Atlantic City's casinos as they reopen this week, causing one casino to scrap plans to reopen anytime soon.
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The entertainment group is working to "restructure its capital structure," according to a statement. Its application will be heard by the Superior Court of Quebec on Tuesday. Once given this initial order, it will file for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in the U.S.
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The Swedish sports betting operator Betsson is set to launch sports betting in Colorado after inking a market access deal with Colorado’s Dostal Alley Casino. Betsson is the latest European sports betting brand to secure entry into the US sports betting market.
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Ohio has taken one step closer to joining other US states, passing a sports-betting bill by a lopsided count of 83-10 in the final days of May. That bill still needs to make its way through the Ohio Senate, with a few deviations possible before any legal wagers can be placed.
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To help them out, the Pats have recruited a new quarterback and, while it may seem like good news, only time will tell. The former QB of the Carolina Panthers, Cam Newton, has signed a one-year contract with the Pats worth $7.5 million.
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