Well known professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin preview’s today’s NCAA Tournament contest between Prairie View A&M and Farleigh Dickinson.
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Pennsylvania’s nascent sports betting market reported handle and revenue declines in February, despite an increase in the number of casino sportsbooks taking wagers.
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Missouri Gaming Commission General Counsel Ed Grewach, said last May's ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court in Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association did not legalize sports gambling. He said it struck down a federal law that prohibited states from legalizing the practice. For now, Grewach said sports gambling of any kind remains illegal in Missouri. He said that technically includes even informal betting pools such as tournament brackets.
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New Jersey’s sports betting law allows for mobile sports betting — there are now more than a dozen legal options in the state via a smartphone or computer — so any sports bar can be a fan’s virtual sportsbook. But how many will prefer to go to Monmouth Park, or the other brick-and-mortar options?
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As state legislatures across the U.S. decide whether to authorize sports gambling, lawmakers are debating whether the bets — like almost everything else in daily life — should be allowed to happen online or made only in-person.
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Professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin provides us with an early preview on Tuesday’s NCAA Tournament game between Temple and Belmont while doing so from a betting perspective. Join us in reading this highly informative and fact filled article.
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Dave looks at a Monday night NBA matchup between the Indiana Pacers and the Portland Trail Blazers. . .
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The state’s two sportsbooks installed self-betting kiosks just prior to the launch of March Madness, the most popular sports gambling activity after the annual NFL Super Bowl.
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Valley Forge Casino, located about 25 miles northwest of downtown Philadelphia, becomes one of six brick-and-mortar locations in the area to offer sports betting. SugarHouse Casino led the way last December, followed by Parx Casino, Harrah’s Philadelphia, and the South Philadelphia Turf Club in January.
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Bryan Seeley, Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel for Major League Baseball said that HB 119 would "protect baseball and its fans by providing consumer protections and a strong regulatory framework” and create a partnership with the leagues that will “drive sports betting revenue for Missouri."
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