The Florida Gators hope that their defense can be a dominant factpr as they prepare to face the Virginia Cavaliers in the Orange Bowl, slated for Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
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The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers will go after their ninth win of the season on Monday as they tangle with the Western Michigan Broncos in the First Responder Bowl at Gerald J. Ford Stadium in Dallas.
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The West Virginia MetroNews Network reported last Wednesday that officials from the state’s lottery traveled to Pennsylvania recently to meet with their lottery colleagues from The Keystone State. West Virginia officials learned from their colleagues the platform used for sports betting can be used for online casino gaming
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Atlantic City casinos and their online partners could generate $460 million in online revenue by the end of the year.
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Tarwinder Shokar says he lost about $342,000 during an October 2013 trip to Caesars Windsor Resort and Casino. He is suing the casino and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Commission (OLG) for his losses, in addition to punitive damages of $500,000 (around $381,000 U.S.), according to a Thursday report in The Windsor Star.
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Nevada sportsbooks may not always be the nationwide leaders in sports betting, but they’re not ready to concede their status as one of the industry’s leading players just yet. November saw bookmakers in the Silver State take more bets than ever before, with sportsbooks collecting $614.1 million in handle during the month.
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Will Jason Garrett be coaching his last game in Dallas? That's a good question as the Cowboys try to beat the Washington Redskins and pray for a Philadelphia defeat.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers might get some help from Baltimore Ravens on Sunday; the Oakland Raiders need help, period.
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The AFC South champion Houston Texans might in the "spolier" role on Sunday as they take on the Tennessee Titans at NRG Stadium.
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