Time is running out if the US is to see any professional baseball in 2020. The back-and-forth between MLB team owners and players continues, with one proposal after another being sent – and rejected
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Gov. Phil Murphy says he hopes to permit Atlantic City’s casinos to reopen in time for the Fourth of July holiday but warned that restrictions and changes in how casinos operate will be needed.
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Having already congratulated the DC Lottery on its sports betting launch, lottery supplier INTRALOT has announced that 2021 will see it launch its own digital sports betting solution in Washington DC.
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The Senate voted 31-3 Friday to set the regulations needed before betting can begin.
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Should votes in the state of California approve online and real sports betting later this year it will open the door to a market that has the potential to generate more than $30bn in wagers annually, according to projections from PlayCA.com.
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The King’s Celebrity Poker Challenge was put on by the World Poker Tour on their ClubWPT Twitch channel and when the dealing was done, it was Seinfeld actor Jason Alexander who won the top prize of $50,000
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Tweet Share Pin Share 0SHARES With most sports ligaments on hiatus and casinos throughout the country being shut down because of the coronavirus, many people place online bets from home, which led to various records of online gambling numbers in 2020.
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States need only to look at New Jersey’s experience with online gambling for evidence of digital wagering’s potential financial impact. That helps explain why two states will soon join the relatively exclusive club and others are exploring it.
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Last Thursday, the city’s mobile sports gambling platform, called GambetDC, went live in what the D.C. Office of Lottery and Gaming is calling a “soft launch” (the platform is only available via web browser at the moment; an app will start accepting bets early next month). And based on initial observations, it’s very much a work in progress.
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Celebrate the NFL owners deciding not to try the new onside kick at this week’s meeting.
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