This Monday, legal sports wagering went live at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Ark., making that state the ninth in the country to permit regulated sportsbooks after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act last year.
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Monday was supposed to be the first day that mobile betting was legalized in The Volunteer State. However, the state is working on licensing rules and regulations, making these online sportsbooks not legally viable until perhaps next year.
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Friday' features the MLB System Pack including the AL Game of the Month, Two CFL Picks PLUS a FREE MLB Play
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With the NBA, NHL and MLB financially onboard, will the NFL ever give-in joining the trend backing U.S. legalized wagering?
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Beginning earlier this week, the sports betting network’s show Follow the Money will air on MSG Networks every weekday from 1 pm to 4 pm ET.
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The Wimbledon Championships are set to kick off this coming Monday and will run until July 14. With the likes of tennis greats such as the-inside-scoop-on-betting-at-wimbledonRuben Bemelmans, Corentin Moutet, Novak Djokovic and Andrea Arnaboldi set to compete, there is going to be an endless supply of gambling opportunities as the tournament advances
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While Sportech Venues Inc. has the exclusive license to offer off-track betting in Connecticut, that hasn’t stopped out-of-state and online operators from taking wagers from state residents. According to the company, the practice not only deprived it of revenue, but also meant lost tax revenue for the state.
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FairwayJay chips in his insight on the TPC Twin Cities with information you can bet on.
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Sportsbook operator PointsBet has entered into a 20-year partnership with Hawthorne Race Course, a Chicago-area landmark and the longest continuously run family owned racetrack in North America.
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We aren’t that far past the halfway point in calendar year 2019, but most states have wrapped up their respective legislative sessions for the year. Just five states with sports betting legislation on the table for consideration have active sessions.
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