Highly respected professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin discusses a plethora of important betting notes and pertinent specifics as they apply to Super Bowl LIV. Read this article to becomes a highly informed bettor on Super Bowl Sunday.
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Legislative leaders Wednesday unveiled their latest proposal to establish sports betting and broader casino and lottery betting in Connecticut, pledging to approve legislation that previously fell victim to rural and urban divisions, opposition to expanded gambling and sticking points between the state and the two tribes who operate the Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Resort casinos.
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Around the world, more than $7 billion is expected to be wagered on the game, and restaurant chain Hooters wants to make sure it doesn’t miss out on the fun. It announced yesterday that it has teamed up with a sports gambling company, as well as an advertising firm, to give diners in some states the ability to place wagers with their wings.
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IHeartMedia is going all in on sports gambling radio in Cleveland even before betting on games is legal in Ohio.
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After the successful launch of SugarHouse, Rush Street Interactive Pennsylvania, the Keystone State subsidiary of Rush Street Gaming, is pushing ahead with a second quality online casino platform in PA – BetRivers.
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Penn National Gaming purchased 36 percent of digital brand Barstool Sports for approximately $163 million, the companies jointly announced Wednesday. The agreement means Barstool will continue its plunge into gambling, as Penn National will be the exclusive gaming parter for the company. Under the agreement, Penn National also has the sole right to use the brand for online and retail sports betting products.
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FairwayJay takes a look at the thousands of Super Bowl props offered at leading online sportsbooks including the ridiculous and wacky offerings
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Free college hoops pick: Georgia Southern vs. Troy.
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Like race or gender identification, sportsbooks identify squares and sharps. How do you see yourself?
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The bills would allow owners of the 29 Indian casinos in the state to open Las Vegas-style sports books. However, a company that operates 19 private card rooms in Washington is crying foul. Maverick Gaming owner Eric Persson said they should also be allowed to provide sports betting, including electronic betting using cellphones or computers.
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