Reasons Why the NFC Championship Game Will Not Be Replayed
- Jan 24, 2019
No matter how much Saints fans and bettors whine, complain and revolt, the NFC Championship game is final and the Rams are going to Super Bowl 53.
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No matter how much Saints fans and bettors whine, complain and revolt, the NFC Championship game is final and the Rams are going to Super Bowl 53.
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Read More . . .If the National Football League had its way, bets on things like passing touchdowns for New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady or rushing yards for Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley would be restricted — or even outlawed as too risky and vulnerable to manipulation or cheating.
Read More . . .With Illinois in desperate financial shape and a new governor taking office who advocates costly new social spending plans, the state is desperate for new revenue. That's why a dramatic expansion of gambling is on the table again in Illinois.
Read More . . .In addition to beginning to include stocks as part of an investment portfolio, Morgan Stanley has decided to include sportsbook casinos as part of suggested portfolios for clients
Read More . . .A sportsbook in New Jersey is offering betting credits for customers who bet on the New Orleans Saints due to the widespread belief that the team was victimized by a blown call by referees during its loss Sunday in the NFC championship game.
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The refund by PointsBet of losing NFC Championship wagers may prove to be a brilliant marketing move or it could set them and New Jersey's fledgling sports betting industry up for a fall.
Read More . . .It didn’t take long for a couple of sportsbooks to put out some Super Bowl prop bets, much to the delight of gamblers. Caesars released several on Monday, as did internet betting site, Bovada.
Read More . . .The Action Network’s Darren Roven called it – sort of. After referees blew a blatantly obvious pass interference (not to mention helmet-to-helmet contact) penalty during the Saints-Rams game this past Sunday, Roven said that he expected the NFL to face a class-action lawsuit within 24 hours.
Read More . . .Nascar was originally only going to allow teams to promote gambling companies on their cars at the three tracks in states where sports betting is legal, but new regulations seen by SBJ show that the series has since relaxed its stance.
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