Only $141.2 million was bet at Nevada sportsbooks during the month of March. That's the smallest amount money wagered since 1993 and Nevada sportsbooks only had a net win of $1.45 million this March. In March 2019, a record, $596.7 million was bet at Nevada sportsbooks.
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While California does not currently have meaningful legislation underway regarding the regulation of legal casino sites, it possibly may be closer to exploring the idea than people think.
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Did the Indianapolis Colts put themselves out in front in the AFC South with their performance in the 2020 NFL Draft?
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Hartley examines how viable it will be to play U.S. major pro sports with no fans in the stands.
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OSGA writer and sports betting analyst Ross Benjamin reviews the 2020 NFL Draft results. Ross provides a brief synopsis and attaches a corresponding grade for all 32 NFL teams.
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The Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles both are talented enough to win the NFC this year and play in Super Bowl 55 in Tampa, Florida. The Packers and Eagles also have two of the best quarterbacks in the NFL in Aaron Rodgers and Carson Wentz, respectively. The championship window is wide open for both franchises. Yet both made very puzzling early picks in the 2020 NFL Draft this past weekend.
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Not all U.S. sports came to a halt when the coronavirus hit. A small number of racetracks—including Oaklawn Park (l.), Tampa Bay Downs, and Los Alamitos—have continued operating, albeit to empty stands. Their success gives hope that other tracks may resume racing soon.
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Online poker has been a “lifesaver for sports betting operators” according to Evenbet Gaming’s CEO Dmitry Starostenkov, as the platform sees a significant rise in popularity and importance amidst the COVID-19 crisis. Speaking at SBC’s Digital Summit, Starostnikov and a panel of industry experts discussed how poker’s landscape has once again changed due to recent events which has severely reduced sports betting options.
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Many decisions remain to be made. But prepare to have your temperature scanned at the door. Maybe a half or third of slot machines will work. Every other table could be closed, and there could even be plexiglass barriers between dealers and customers or separating slot machines.
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Governor Phil Murphy (Democrat) recently outlined his “Road Back” plan that has six major points that will be addressed. The hope is that opening the state back up in phases will keep everyone healthy and safe from a surge in positive cases
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