Indiana’s sportsbooks managed to amass $12 million in total sports betting revenue off $161.8 million handle, marking a new state record in December, 2019. These new results constitute a 28.9% increase month-over-month compared to November, 2019.
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Betting tips for NCAA basketball as #6 Kansas travels to Oklahoma to take on the Sooners.
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Once the football season has ended payout delays and sportsbooks skipping town are a concern.
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Renowned professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin provides us with a preview of tonight’s College Football National Championship Game between Clemson/LSU while doing so from a betting viewpoint. Ross closes this insightful article with his against-the-spread pick.
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We all want to figure out if the Clemson Tigers or LSU Tigers will take home the hardware but the total also has football bettor’s attention.
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Free basketball pick as Boston College heads to Loyola, MD.
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Baseball executives aren’t ready to accept it’s going to stay that way forever. Kenny Gersh, MLB’s president of gaming and new business ventures, sees the sport — one that’s long inspired obsession over statistics, numbers and probabilities — as a natural fit for niche betting markets like proposition wagers.
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Democratic Gov. Janet Mills vetoed a bill Friday that would have added the state to a growing number that allow gambling on sports events. Mills said she remained “unconvinced at this time that the majority of Maine people are ready to legalize, support, endorse and promote betting on competitive athletic events.’’
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The casino industry on Friday published research stating that many states might not be meeting their obligations for responsible and problem gambling. Bill Miller, president and CEO of the American Gaming Association, said in a statement that it was “troubling to see that state responsible gaming funds are not always used for their intended purpose.”
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Combined sports betting revenues from all licensed sportsbooks took in $2.9 million, which is a 19.3% decline compared to November, the lowest full month since sports betting activities were launc
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