New Sports Betting Blog: Todd’s Take
While browsing my twitter stream the other day I saw a tweet from someone to that pointed to a blog called Todd's Take. The blog is from Caesars Entertainment's Todd…
Wire Act Only Applies To Sports Betting Now
Last week the Department of Justice (DOJ) gave online poker players reason to be excited as they made specific note to mention that the Wire Act applies only to sports betting. “The…
Is Cantor Gaming Good For Gamblers?
In the past year I've written a lot about Cantor Gaming's takeover of many sportsbooks in Las Vegas at Vegas Chatter. Sometimes it's good and sometimes it's not. Last night…
New Jersey Votes To Approve Sports Betting…Now What?
Yesterday, New Jersey voters approved a referendum that would allow sports betting in the state if a federal ban on sports betting is lifted. But first, a federal ban on sports betting in…
Linemakers Gets a Thumbs Up
When you are just talking who is going to win or lose a football game, it can often get pretty boring. There are a few good games each week, but…
Cantor Gaming Continues on its Plan of World Domination
It wasn’t too long ago that sports betting meant that you placed a bet at the begging or halftime of a game, you watched the game, and then collected on…
Are You Ready For Some Football?
It's definitely football season as Denver Gambler and JMP had no idea that each other had football posts going today. Meanwhile, I've been passing on a few football previews a…
Other Losers from The NFL & NBA Lockouts
With the NBA and NFL both in lockouts, a unique sports autumn is upon us. Yes, I know that it looks like the NFL will resolve its labor situation sooner…
Gambling On Children
Yesterday I woke up to ESPN Outside The Lines report on people in Florida gambling on pee-wee football and paying off players to be on a certain team. It's not…
Sports Betting is Only 1% of Gambling Revenue in Las Vegas
I may have written this before, but it always astounds me when I see that sports betting is only 1% of the revenue in the Las Vegas casinos. Yesterday's article…