Big money events have been consuming the sports and gambling world more recently and the recent hype surrounding a potential Woods vs. Mickelson $10 million dollar match could just be the tip of the iceberg as a new U.S legal sports betting landscape takes shape.
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Sportradar has announced two new partnerships, one with Canada pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and one with TCV, a growth equity firm based in Silicon Valley.
Read More . . .The usual suspects remain the favorites on this NFL prop: Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (+550) and New England Patriots QB Tom Brady (+800). The future Hall of Famers have combined for five NFL MVP Awards, with Brady winning his third last year.
Read More . . .It seemed like a good idea at the time. Purchase a bunch of tickets to the 2017 Super Bowl and sell them at a higher price. Unfortunately for his investors, Ali Fazeli never lived up to the Poker player at center of Super Bowl ticket scam takes plea dealpromise.
Read More . . .Hard Rock has signed a deal with a British online gambling company to offer sports betting as soon as the arrangement is approved by New Jersey gambling regulators.
Read More . . .In order to boost its stagnant economy, Connecticut’s legislature is considering legalization of sports betting and recreational marijuana. This could potentially generate hundreds of millions in revenue, creating jobs and promoting tourism.
Read More . . .MLB free pick for the Wednesday match-up between the Mets and Phillies.
Read More . . .Don’t rush! If there is one thing that regulators in states that have legal sports betting want to share, that’s it. “I wouldn’t rush into this,” Delaware Lottery director Vernon Kirk said.
Read More . . .Reopening late last month as Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, the casino took just a handful of days before kicking off its online gambling operations earlier this week.
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