Much to everyone’s delight, the new laws will see Hoosiers able to place wagers as early as September, while dates for horse-track casinos introducing live dealers into their games has automatically been brought forward to Jan 1, 2020, as opposed to Jan 1, 2021.
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The All-Star is in the last year of his contract with the defending NBA champions, and speculation has been that he wants to play elsewhere in the 2019-2020 season.
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Free picks based on line moves in the NBA and NHL playoffs, plus baseball games.
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Professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin has 2 MLB totals picks on Wednesday that he deems to be good betting values. Go inside to read his detailed analysis which lends credence to precisely why he’s opted for these selections.
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After tying up their NBA Western Conference playoff series at two games each, the Houston Rockets hope to steal a win and the series lead in Oakland on Tuesday night.
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The Milwaukee Bucks will be trying to put an end to things as they face off against the Boston Celtics in the NBA Eastern Conference semi-finals.
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Progress is being made to bring legal sports gambling to the state, but there’s no guarantee that it will happen within the next couple of years. Senate Bill (SB) 153 made it passed a Senate vote on April 30 when it was approved by a vote of 24-15, and now must go before the House of Representatives.
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The WSOP recently confirmed that online bracelet events that are scheduled to run before the DOJ enforcement deadline on June 14, would be “available to players in New Jersey.”
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Sports gambling took center stage at the 2019 Sports Decision Makers Summit in Miami when Adam Davis, chief revenue officer, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, and Ken Fuchs, president, digital, William Hill US, weighed in on the current betting landscape in the U.S. as well as the opportunities and challenges.
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Confusion about how The Wire Act impacts countless forms of gambling in the U.S. — especially in the media — has been rampant since the Department of Justice issued a curious opinion that was made public in January.
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