Major sports are suspended in the United States, but bettors still clamor for action on online sportsbooks, with many wagering on competitions that normally don’t attract much attention.
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Matt Kenseth gets in a Cup car for the first time in a year and a half at Darlington in the Real Heroes 400.
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Kurt Busch is a favorite as the NASCAR schedule resumes at Darlington with the Real Heroes 400, part of a whirlwind of activity over the next eleven days.
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Horse racing picks from Doug Upstone for Friday May 15th.
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Major sports remain on hiatus through the COVID-19 pandemic, but the horses are healthy and running at more tracks. That includes this weekend as major venues Churchill Downs and Santa Anita reopen and provide bettors more wagering options with the rescheduled Kentucky Derby and Triple Crown races still ahead.
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CamSoda’s beer pong tourney pits eight women competing to be known as the best naked beer pong player around. It started yesterday on CamSoda’s site at 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time with the first round of the competition. The contestants are honing their skills as they bounce the little white plastic ball for a score in one of the six cups. Of course, the balls aren’t the only thing bouncing.
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Expect temperature checks at the door, limits on the number of patrons allowed inside, some slot machines turned off and fewer players at blackjack.
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With most sports on hold for now, Rush Street Interactive’s Mattias Stetz talks about the effect on sports betting, and how we’ll get back to normal. Sports are slooowly coming back (finally), though no one knows when and how they’ll return full-force to the U.S. The Twitterverse is rife with speculation about which leagues will return when. Meanwhile, all fans can do is wait and hope.
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With few sports to bet on and retail sportsbooks shuttered completely, New Jersey's sportsbooks were out of about $450 million in bets in April, according to PlayNJ estimates. But while sportsbooks and Atlantic City casinos languish, April revenue at online casinos and poker rooms hit a record $80 million.
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Betting firms must check in with online gamblers after an hour to try to protect vulnerable people during the coronavirus pandemic, the Gambling Commission has said.
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