Election officials across the US are gearing up for one of the most important elections in history as we head into the Midterms this November. These 2022 elections will be a testament to the longevity of career politicians post-COVID. Over the past few years, we’ve seen more rookie politicians try their hand at government. While … Read more
Disclaimer: These are just, like, my opinions, man. Over the last few months, Elon Musk had been getting increasingly tired of Twitter’s selective TOS enforcement and shadowbanning policies. To remedy that, just a few weeks ago, the richest guy on the planet purchased 10% of the company. This made him the single largest Twitter shareholder. … Read more
Missouri lawmakers are reviewing a handful of legal sports betting bills that could revitalize the state’s gaming infrastructure and create a new source of revenue for the state. Missouri Legal Betting Well On Its Way Out of the ten gambling measures deliberated throughout this session, only one has crossed over to the other chamber. HB2502, … Read more
On Monday night, Georgia lawmakers adjourned for the last time this session. While state legislators passed a handful of critical measures during GA’s 2022 congress – including provisions for an emergency fuel tax holiday and the initial workings of a flat income tax – sports betting didn’t make the cut. Legal Gambling Measures Fall Flat … Read more
Oil prices have officially surpassed $100 per barrel and consumers are feeling the pinch. The cost to fill one’s tank has nearly doubled over just a few weeks. With no end in sight, many are panicked and looking for a way to supplement the added costs. Fortunately for bettors, the Internet’s fastest paying sportsbooks are … Read more
Here at SBL, we’re big advocates of cryptocurrency. Crypto isn’t only the best way to fund your online sports betting (or frankly, your online anything else), it’s also functionally disconnected – or, at least, as disconnected as anything can be – from the old-money fiat structure of the world. That, more than anything else, is … Read more
As gas prices hit record highs in the United States with a national average north of $4.17 per gallon (and climbing), many pundits and “economists” are blaming the Russia-Ukraine conflict as the reason why. That, of course, is nonsense. The US imports a mere three percent of its oil from Russia, and gas prices had … Read more
This November, voters across the United States will vote in the 2022 midterm election cycle and determine which political party will hold the majority in both Congressional bodies. Political betting sites have posted odds that favor an outcome where the Republican Party gains a majority stronghold in both the US House and US Senate in … Read more
The 2022 State Of The Union Address Begins Tonight At 9 PM Political Betting Odds For Biden’s Speech Content Taking Action Now Biden Odds Suggest SOTU Goes Over An Hour There’s no question that tonight’s State of the Union address from President Joe Biden represents a crucial time during his first term with an escalating … Read more
How ‘bout them Dawgs? If you were unlucky enough to listen to every pundit in the world and bet on Alabama to win the CFP National Championship, your gambling balance might be a little light for a while. You can, of course, remedy that by making a quick deposit using any legitimate online betting banking … Read more
In November 2020, sports enthusiasts from Baltimore to Bethesda welcomed state-licensed betting with overwhelming approval. Through a long year of deliberations, residents have been patiently awaiting good news. MD Sports Betting Goes Live At long last, that good news has arrived: Maryland sports betting is set to launch as soon as Friday. Five of the … Read more
The Seminole Tribe has officially pulled Florida sports betting off the table until further notice. In November, the tribe appealed for a stay of court after U.S. District Judge Dabney Friedrich overturned the Seminole Gaming Compact. Seminole Appeal is Rejected On Friday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejected the … Read more