Hard Rock Sioux City launched its GiG-powered over-the-counter sports betting offering in September, about a month after the first legal bet was accepted in Iowa. The opening of the sportsbook at the Sioux City property extended Hard Rock and GiG’s cooperation, which was originally formed in October 2018.
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Unlikely endings in two games on Sunday’s NFL slate led to bad beats for some bettors, though it was the bookmakers that took the majority of the losses from the last second turnarounds.
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According to lawmaker, legislation wasn't needed to legalize, just to set the tax rate
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The Wake Forest Demon Deacons will be without one of the top wide receivers in the country when they encounter the Michigan State Spartans in the Pinstripe Bowl, being played at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.
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The Indianapolis Colts will try to stay alive in the playoff race as they pay a visit to the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football.
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Hartley examines cancelled wagers or altered payouts from sports books worldwide when players fire at bad lines or make correlated bets, with comments from two top online sportsbooks.
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Free pick for Monday NBA basketball.
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Fox 5 New York is dipping its toe into the betting programming scene. On Saturday, Fox will have its Fox Sports 1 show, “Lock It In,” broadcast a special regional edition. “Lock It In: Fox Bet Special” will air at noon Saturday in New York. It will also be on in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Did you expect Buffalo to have clinched a playoff spot? We certainly didn’t. “The Bills (-1) was the biggest liability today,” our insider admitted. “I had to check twice as these perennial losers have had a decent enough season to put them in a wild card playoff spot. They take on the Steelers (another wild card contender) on SNF and a Bills win clinches their first playoff spot since 2017.” The Bills clinched that spot, winning 17-10.
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Josh Shaw’s lengthy suspension for being caught placing a bet against the Cardinals—his team!—shows how even though the landscape of sports gambling is changing, the NFL isn't bending on its stance of not allowing players to bet.
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