Mississippi casinos win more as sports betting boost extends
- May 1, 2019
Casinos on the Mississippi Gulf Coast won the second-highest monthly amount ever in March, boosted by betting on the NCAA basketball tournament.
Read More . . .Casinos on the Mississippi Gulf Coast won the second-highest monthly amount ever in March, boosted by betting on the NCAA basketball tournament.
Read More . . .The Louisiana Senate voted 24-15 to permit sports betting Tuesday (April 30), potentially opening the door to the largest expansion of gambling the state has seen since the early 1990s
Read More . . .CG Technology Sportsbooks, which operates seven sportsbooks at six resorts in Las Vegas, says the Browns are their second most bet-on Super Bowl pick, behind only the Bears in number of tickets.
Read More . . .Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee plans to let legislation to allow sports betting become law without his signature, putting a state that has largely shied from expanding gambling in position to become the first to offer an online-only sportsbook.
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Professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin is fresh off Monday’s 2-0 sweep on MLB money line underdogs. The winners came on the Giants +136 and Twins +158. Ross has 3 more money line underdogs on Wednesday’s MLB card that he’s deems worthy of calculated risks.
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Professional handicapper FairwayJay provides insight and analysis into Game 2 of both the Golden State/Houston and the Milwaukee/Boston series.
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Dave looks at a Tuesday night NBA Playoffs Game 2 matchup between the Houston Rockets and the Golden State Warriors. . .
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MLB free pick for the Cubs at Mariners late night match-up.
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ROICapper examines the UEFA Champions League semi-finals match between Tottenham and Ajax, with free betting tips, props and match predictions.
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The Houston Rockets, angry over officiating in Game 1, wil try to even up their Western Conference playoff series against the defending champion Golden State Warriors
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