New reports show that sports betting revenue in Mississippi increased by a staggering 48.5% in August. $19.9 million in sports bets were placed here last month. Most gambling analysts credit the start of the 2019/2020 NFL and NCAA football season for the surge in revenue.
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MLB free pick for the Cubs game tonight at 7:15.
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FairwayJay swept the board going 3-0 with his college football underdog picks in Week 3. He examines the match-ups in search of value and more underdog winners in his college football forecast for Week 4.
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An attorney, Burnett, is now a partner at the McDonald Carano law firm, which has offices in Las Vegas and Reno. Though he’s now out of the public eye, Burnett is considered by many to be one of the leading voices in the state on gaming regulation and policy.
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The sportsbetting sector in Delaware has endured another tough month. Sportsbooks seen a 42% drop with year-on-year wagers for the month of August.
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In one of the craziest games of the year on Saturday, two bad teams scored enough to produce an all-time bad beat in gambling.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars have controversy surrounding them as they take on the Tennessee Titans in a battle of AFC South teams on Thursday night.
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Michigan is the latest state ready to regulate and legalize sports gambling. This week, the House Committee on Regulatory Reform officially approved a bill to make sports betting in Michigan legal. It’s extremely exciting news for sports fans around the state.
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Professional sports handicapper breaks down this upcoming Saturday’s college football game between Washington and BYU from a betting perspective. His insightful article concludes with his point-spread pick on this contest.
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The Georgia Sports Betting Act would allow betting on both professional and collegiate sports and would issue ten interactive betting licenses. Georgia State, like all other Georgia-based universities, is carefully monitoring the situation.
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