Legislation to allow five Virginia cities to begin pursuing casinos passed its first test in the General Assembly on Monday after lawmakers added an escape hatch that could let them change course next year.
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Free Picks and Predictions on Line Moves for January 22
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Well respected professional sports handicapper Ross Benjamin has identified 3 college basketball underdogs on today’s card he deems to have ample betting value. Go inside to read this informative report and find out precisely why he likes these teams against-the-spread.
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Former state Sen. Ray Lesniak, who played a heavy hand in a U.S. Supreme Court case knocking down the near-nationwide ban on sports betting, said that alone could prove troubling for New Jersey’s gambling industry, even if the patrons are physically located in New Jersey when gambling.
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Minnesota is one of the latest states in the U.S. said to be considering legalizing sports gambling. Introduction of legislation on the subject is always a sensitive issue, but this is compounded in states that have a substantial Native Indian population. Invariably, the tribes have been given federal and local authorization to offer all types of gambling, which often creates issues when lawmakers try to expand any type of gambling
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The roll-out follows two days of ten-hour tests, and comes after last week's launch of sports betting at the operator's Parx Casino and Racing venue.
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Shortly after the New England Patriots defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, 37-31, in the AFC Championship game, Nevada oddsmakers quickly installed the Rams – 26-23 winners over the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship game – as a 1-point favorit
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New Jersey is reaping the benefits of New York's delay to implement sports betting within the five boroughs of the city that never sleeps.
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Predictions and tips for the Italy Serie A match between Italian giants Juventus and league cellar dwellers Chievo.
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If sports betting becomes legal in New York state this year, it looks more and more likely it’s going to be limited, at least at first. A player would have to be physically present within one of four new private Upstate New York casinos -- or one of the half dozen operated by the Oneida or Seneca Indian nations -- to place a bet.
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