As Offshore Books Operate Unchecked, Demand For Sports Betting Data Knows No Boundaries. That’s An Issue
As the debate on mandates for official league data continues, offshore sites may be able to prosper without it -- at a fraction of the price.
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Sports Betting Proves A Hot Topic At Sloan Analytics Conference
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There Are 250 Million Reasons Why The AAF Has A Shot To Succeed
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Basketball Dominates January Mississippi Sports Betting Handle
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It’s Official: D.C. Bypasses Bid Process, Gives Sports Betting Contract To Intralot
Despite concerns about taxing the poor and getting the best deal, the D.C. Council continues to push for the fast launch of sports betting by voting to skip the bidding process.
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As Offshore Books Operate Unchecked, Demand For Sports Betting Data Knows No Boundaries. That’s An Issue