Two mainstream sports media journalists with an interest in gambling turned a few heads recently by exploring the topic of the New Jersey mobile sports betting sites refunding losing bets.
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An Associated Press review finds that sports betting gross gaming revenues in Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Mississippi are failing to meet projections.
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The Comcast-owned network has announced it will provide gambling analysis via its own digital platform, NBC Sports Philadelphia+, during the Philadelphia 76ers Eastern Conference clash with the Atlanta Hawks on 3rd April.
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According to a press release, leadership of the Canton, Ohio-based shrine for National Football League luminaries “is examining how the use of its brand can bring an instant fan base to jumpstart the new fantasy sports platform.”
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Alabama lawmakers are entertaining House Bill 315, the Alabama Sports Wagering Act. It was sponsored by Representative John Rogers and would authorize bets on “certain professional or collegiate sports or athletic events.” Most likely, based on that language, wagers on local collegiate games would be prohibited.
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Hump day picks from Doug Upstone on MLB, NBA and NCAA hoops line moves.
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Professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin has identified ample betting value on 3 NBA totals from Wednesday’s sizable card. Go inside to find out what those picks are and why Ross has opted to use them.
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Free college basketball pick for CBI action.
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Puerto Rico, a U.S.-controlled territory in the Caribbean, could soon begin to offer sports gambling. A bill has been drafted that would allow both in-person and online wagers and, if approved, would also open the doors for gambling on fantasy sports and esports.
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A veteran Las Vegas sportsbook operator expects the number of Indian casino sports betting facilities to quadruple by the end of the year and he believes that tribes nationally must come together to lessen their risk when it comes to sports wagers.
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