I hope you’re reading this, Dominic Cummings. You recently came out with a blog post looking for assorted weirdos to help out with a complete overhaul of Downing Street. I applied under the “weirdo” title just for the hell of it. I’m writing to you now because you seem to have a brain and can listen
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Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder privately urged Maryland legislative leaders on Tuesday to allow gambling at a future stadium in the state, a sports betting proposal that places him at the forefront among NFL owners.
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Top-rated Jazz Sports has a great new betting platform for eSports.
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free picks for the A-10 basketball matchup between St. Louis and Davidson.
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Philadelphia makes their second trip north of the border to face Toronto, who knocked them out on Game 7 Eastern Semi-Finals game-winning shot.
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Zion Williamson will make his long-awaited NBA debut as the New Orleans Pelicans play host to the San Antonio Spurs at the Smoothie King Arena.
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NFL draft prospects will arrive by boat and be introduced on a stage at the Fountains of Bellagio, a league official said today as he detailed plans for the three-day event that include closing parts of the Strip and Flamingo Road.
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Kansas City opened as a 1.5-point favorite and all indications are that the early money is on Patrick Mahomes and Co. There have only been three other Super Bowls where the spread was 1.5 points or fewer
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Legendary Las Vegas oddsmaker Roxy Roxborough is to be honored for his outstanding contribution to the gambling industry by being inducted into the Sports Betting Hall of Fame. Organizer SBC has revealed that Roxborough will be one of five members of the Class of 2020 to join the Hall of Fame at a glittering ceremony during the second edition of the Betting on Sports America trade show in New Jersey this April.
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Pennsylvania’s lone legal online poker operator, PokerStars, generated $2.5 million in revenue in December, according to statistics released by the state’s Gaming Control Board.
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