It’s information overload everywhere, and there’s not time enough to sleep and eat and stay fully apprised of what’s happening on this crazy blue dot of ours (two out of three ain’t bad). Here’s the weekend Sports Handle item, “Get
So far in NJ, no sportsbook offers more intrigue than PointsBet’s exclusive spread-betting concept, a high-risk, high-reward product that could engage sharp bettors and casual punters alike.
The expansion of legal sports betting in the U.S. has great upside, but there’s numerous issues to iron, too. Here we explore, with a particular focus on Mississippi.
An opinion issued by the Justice Department makes the Federal Wire Act applicable to all forms of online gambling beyond sports betting.
Mississippi’s December handle was $40.9 million, down from $44.5 million in November, but sportsbooks had a high hold, based on the reported GGR.
NBC Sports Washington’s “Predict The Game,” features approximately 30 questions that will appear on the screen during the telecast.
A look at the West Virginia sports betting scene and the . thinking behind the first sportsbook to go live on mobile apps/online.
The deal appears similar to one that the Dallas Cowboys made last fall with the Oklahoma-based WinStar Casino Resort, which allows the casino to use official Cowboys logos and marks, but is not a sports betting deal.
The Oneida Nation can now market the Caesars brand in upstate New York alongside competitors that have aligned with DraftKings and FanDuel.
Most sports bettors are highly familiar with the mobile app “theScore” as one of the most popular smartphone apps for anyone who wants to know it they are winning or losing their latest bet. Today, the Canadian-based company revealed plans
January 14, 2019 It's a slight but understandable dip from November, attributable to weather, less football and some nearby competition.
January 7, 2019 Neither will address mobile sports in their bills, as both believe they have the best chance of getting sports betting legalized with as few "frills"…
January 7, 2019 The D.C. Council Tuesday will consider legislation that would make Intralot the city's mobile operator without a bidding process.
