Washington DC sports betting is getting blitzed by the same team for the second time in two weeks. And so far, officials in the nation’s capital haven’t responded to the legal pressure. Dylan Carragher—a DC resident and mobile sports betting app developer—has asked a Superior Court judge for a temporary restraining order to halt the … Read more
For years, the New York Giants have been the epitome of mediocrity in the NFL. Despite some bright spots, such as the emergence of Saquon Barkley as a premier back, the Giants have not been able to get over the hump. But with just one game, the narrative has changed. The Giants finally have benched … Read more
“Skol, sportsbooks!” Minnesotans would love the chance to chant those very words one day, but a myriad of Vikings fans will have to continue invading Iowa sportsbooks every weekend of the NFL season for the foreseeable future. “I think 35W is going to be an awfully busy road,” Hall of Fame Vikings defensive tackle John … Read more
Job security can be hard to come by in any job and college athletics are no exception. According to Business Insider, the average tenure for college football coaches in 3.8 years. Sometimes, coaches do so well with one college that they leave their current teams for another program. Other times, the school’s football program folds … Read more
The dog days of summer sports betting are officially over with today—Monday, September 23—marking the first day of Autumn in the United States. As trees change from green to a bevy of Fall colors, the first month of wagering on NFL and college football draws to a close all too soon. But with change coursing … Read more
Michigan supporters of legalized sports betting should buckle up for this one because it could be a bumpy ride. Lawmakers have reportedly pumped the brakes on Michigan sports betting for the moment while the Republican-controlled legislature and Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer remain deadlocked over disagreements with the state’s budget. If both sides fail to agree … Read more
The Primetime Emmy Awards are one of the highest honors in American entertainment excellence. Meant to honor superior primetime television, the Emmys cover a wide range of categories. Emmy nominations can be given to the best programs, actors, or particular episodes, depending on the category. This year’s ceremony, the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards, is highlighted … Read more
Tomorrow could forever change the universe as we know it. The existence of aliens might finally be exposed. Or a few people will get arrested for trespassing, and no military secrets will ever be revealed. What started as a joke on Facebook, the event titled “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All Of Us” became … Read more
You don’t need to be Mr. Krabs to see that New Hampshire is preparing to dig for sports betting clams in Massachusetts. And by “clams,” I mean cold, hard cash. Back in July, New Hampshire became the sixth state of 2019 to legalize sports betting when Gov. Chris Sununu signed HB 480 into law. According … Read more
Sixteen weeks are in the books for the 14th season of America’s Got Talent, the country’s favorite competition program focusing on a wide variety of expertise and ability. After last night’s performances by the AGT Top 10 contestants, the winner will be announced tonight during NBC’s two-hour live season finale. For months, Kodi Lee, a … Read more
Michigan may have only just begun the drive toward legalizing sports betting, but lawmakers in the Wolverine State have already shown they’re more than capable of moving the chains. Legal sports betting in Michigan got the first down Tuesday, September 17, when a package of three bills easily advanced out of the House Committee on … Read more
Week 2 officially ended last night with the Cleveland Browns winning 23-3 over the New York Jets and covering the 6.5-point spread. Now, on the first day of Week 3, we’ve got you covered with the betting lines for the NFL, including the spreads, over/unders, odds, and more in preparation for the weekend. While teams … Read more