Not all of the sportsbooks offer wagering on esports — for example, the Westgate doesn’t — but others such as William Hill do (although it still ranks far behind the action on Russian table tennis).
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The Las Vegas Raiders will host the New Orleans Saints in the first game at their new home, scheduled for Monday Sept. 21 — week 2 of the upcoming NFL season. That won't be the last time Las Vegas is in the primetime spotlight, as the Raiders will also host two editions of Sunday Night Football — against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on October 25 and the Kansas City Chiefs on November 22.
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It’s going to take more than bargain room rates, dining discounts, and gambling coupons to lure customers back to Las Vegas resorts when they reopen, according to a marketing consultant speaking at next week’s ICE North America digital conference by Clarion Gaming.
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A psychologist who works with gambling addicts in Leeds says more needs to be done to tackle the problem which will have worsened under lockdown.
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America's Card Room is commemorating the one-year anniversary of their new software with a huge celebration throughout May.
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Free video picks and predictions for Friday, May 8th's horse racing card.
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Billy Walters, perhaps the most successful professional sports gambler in the U.S., is out of a federal prison in Pensacola, Florida, and will finish the rest of his five-year sentence under home confinement in Carlsbad, California.He is out of prison, according to a Casino.org report, because at 73, Walters is vulnerable to COVID-19, which is surging in prisons across the U.S. His original release date was Feb. 14, 2022. His sentence will now end Jan. 22, 2022.
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The 145th GI Preakness S. could be held Oct. 3, per a report by NBC affiliate WBAL TV. “The TV time is booked, and the 145th Preakness S. will be held Oct. 3 on NBC,” the report read.
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Penn National Gaming Inc has posted its Q1 financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2020. The firm reported Q1 revenues of $1.116m versus $1.282m year-on-year and a net loss of $608.6m compared with revenue of $41m in Q1 2019. Adjusted EBITDA was $154m, down from $306m.
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It now hopes to expand its coverage, working with state lawmakers on a deal that would allow the tribe to launch a mobile sportsbook. The move could be a win-win for both the tribe and the state, the-seminole-hope-to-convince-florida-on-mobile-sports-gambling-mincollectively suffering because of the coronavirus lockdown on retail casinos, but the final decision isn’t in the hands of either the tribe or the lawmakers. It rests in the hands of Florida residents.
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