It’s the day after the fourth Democratic debate, and President Donald Trump is still able to steal the headlines. According to the oddsmakers at Bovada, Trump’s impeachment odds are falling back into his favor. As they currently stand, the chances that Trump is or is not impeached both have -115 odds. Will Trump be impeached … Read more
Just when things were looking good for the sports betting app in Oregon, everything came crashing down—again. The Oregon Lottery was reportedly launching the Scoreboard app this week, but those plans have likely been pushed back after the Lottery’s official website crashed on Tuesday, October 15. A cause for the crash is not known after … Read more
When the 2020 Presidential Election is held next November, anything could happen, especially in a swing state. And tonight, Ohio—one of the most crucial swing states to win—plays host to the fourth Democratic debate. Held just north of Columbus at Otterbein University in Westerville, the October 15 debate will be at 8 pm ET. Hosted … Read more
If sports betting wants to go down to Georgia, the law may first need voter appeal. The state’s in a bind ’cause it’s way behind, and lawmakers appear willing to make a deal. When the 2020 legislative session for Georgia General Assembly begins on January 13, the question of whether to legalize sports betting in … Read more
If there was one word to sum up the current outlook of legal sports betting in the United States, it’d simply be: “Drama.” When looking at the 13 states already offering some form of sports betting—Arkansas, Delaware, Indiana, Iowa, Mississippi, New Mexico, New York, New Jersey, Nevada, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, West Virginia—only a couple … Read more
It’s WrestleMania, brother! Hulk Hogan has expressed an interest in fighting one last match before officially retiring and he’ll fulfill everyone’s fantasy by getting to whoop up his former boss. During an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Hogan, the 66-year-old megastar born Terry Bollea, is eyeing WrestleMania 36 in his hometown of Tampa, Florida … Read more
Some things in life are more important than money or games. For the protesters in Hong Kong, life means “Five demands, not one less.” Complete withdrawal of the extradition bill from the legislative process Retraction of the “riot” characterization Release and exoneration of arrested protesters Establishment of an independent commission of inquiry into police conduct … Read more
Money doesn’t grow on trees, but money can blow across state borders. And the Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) September sports betting revenue report proves that millions of dollars blew in from the Windy City last month. Indiana sports betting is off to a great start During the first month of sports betting in Indiana, the … Read more
When it rains, it pours. And for the major professional sports leagues in the United States—who see their dollar catchers overflowing each year—there’s never a moment that passes where more money can’t be milked. Fortunately, they were left crying over a spilled opportunity to milk money again after the leagues’ most recent attempt failed—the latest … Read more
Nothing is more exciting than a winner-take-all game for the title. For WNBA fans, that’s just what they’ll be getting tonight when the Connecticut Sun and Washington Mystics play Game 5 of the 2019 WNBA Finals. Despite losing Game 4 to the Sun on Tuesday 86 to 90, the Mystics are favored by 6.5 points … Read more
Another batch of odds just finished cooking for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, and we’re ready to sling all the prop bets your way. With just two days until the highly-anticipated sequel to the critically-acclaimed Breaking Bad TV series, even more odds are now available on the Netflix movie starring Aaron Paul and directed … Read more
“Rabble Rabble Rabble!” said some Illinois residents concerned about legalized sports betting in the Land of Lincoln. Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed the Sports Wagering Act into law over the Summer, but Illinois isn’t expected to have sports betting ready any time soon. Lawmakers had hoped to launch sometime in 2020, but regulators have not announced … Read more