As key stakeholders prepare for a sports betting hearing this week in Washington D.C., it is safe to say that the hearing will garner less attention than a more publicized one Thursday morning on Capitol Hill.
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After two licensing rounds, in-state casinos have claimed 32 of the 39 available Pennsylvania online gambling permits. During round three, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will make the seven remaining licenses available to qualified outside entities.
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Thursday Night Total of the Month PLUS MLB FREE PLAY
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Fairway evaluates the early season success of NFL quarterbacks and explores passing game stats as betting totals on NFL games rise.
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Prominent sports handicapping professional Ross Benjamin shares his methodology as to how he detects college football double-digit underdogs containing ample betting values.
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The featured match of La Liga week six takes place in the south of Spain, where Sevilla and Real Madrid meet for the first time this season.
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Online gambling scammer Fred Khalilian has been booted from Monster Technology Group less than a year after selling the company his worthless gambling technology.
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In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Christi vs NCAA earlier this year, which overturned the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, in essence opening the floodgates to legalized sports betting across the U.S. by placing the decision to allow sports betting in the hands of state legislatures, a congressional subcommittee is slated to hold a hearing on the issue this Thursday, with anti-online gambling groups given a seat at the table.
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The odds on when a sports betting parlor will open in Cherry Hill, or anywhere in South Jersey anytime soon, are not looking good.
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Gambling in Florida is a perennial issue for politicians and the public. It will be on this fall’s ballot for voters in two forms. One proposed constitutional amendment would ban greyhound racing. The other question is much larger: should voters have the exclusive right to expand gambling?
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