Iowa legalized sports betting in the summer of 2019. The state launched both retail and mobile wagering in mid-August to join the US athletic gambling frenzy that the strikedown of a long-standing ban on the practice in May 2018 marked the beginning of.
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Two College Basketball Free Picks, Predictions and Odds for 2/20/2020
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Though not official, Ja Morant is declared NBA ROY by Jazz Sports.
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The Houston Astros sign stealing scandal has spawned prop bets at sports books.
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Free pick for Vermont vs. Stony Brook.
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Professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin touches upon some captivating betting notes that are applicable to Thursday’s college basketball contest between Northern Iowa and Indiana State. This astute article culminates with his ATS pick.
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Although punishments have been doled out to team officials, the magnitude of the teams’ cheating still has lots of players feeling salty, and spring training talk has sports books speculating how they will get their revenge.
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Chances of Tennessee sports fans having access to legal sports gambling ahead of next month’s NCAA March Madness just went from long to nonexistent. The state had approved the activity last year, handing over the responsibility of coming up with the regulations and implementing the system to the Tennessee Lottery.
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New York State is losing cash as a result of its decision not to legalize mobile sports wagering within the borders of the state. A new study performed by Eilers & Krejcik highlights the particular number to this loss, making it a more palpable one.
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Seven casinos that currently operate in the American state of Colorado reportedly filed an application to get master licenses for sports betting. These licenses will give then an opportunity to operate sportsbooks that are not only located in casinos but also online for PC and mobile users.
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