Soon, there will be a sports betting bill sittin’ on Capitol Hill. Two US senators—Republican Mitt Romney of Utah and Democrat Chuck Schumer of New York—have reportedly started working on a federal framework for states wanting to offer legal sports betting. While a copy of the proposed federal sports betting bill has not been officially … Read more
The saga continues. Just because Antonio Brown is with a new team doesn’t mean he can shake his old problems. After a disastrous ending to his brief time with the Oakland Raiders, Brown is now facing sexual assault allegations as a member of the New England Patriots. While the Brown debacle isn’t a good look … Read more
Imagine this, Rhode Islanders: You just won a lot of money after successfully betting on some NFL and college football games, and ponder what to do with your winnings. Do you: Plan a trip to Disney World? Invest in the stock market? Increase the unit size of your account’s bankroll at an online sportsbook? Well, … Read more
Update 9/12/19: Even more prop bets are now available for tonight’s debate! We’ve included the odds for each prop, and which sportsbook has them, immediately following yesterday’s story. While it’s always important to listen to what candidates say during political primaries, BetOnline’s prop bets for the third Democratic debate place a greater emphasis on the … Read more
The only thing standing between Michigan and large amounts of tax revenue from sports betting is one question, and that one question is… Deal or no deal? Republican Rep. Brandt Iden said Tuesday he is currently negotiating with Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on what the tax rate for Michigan sports betting should be and hopes … Read more
If you’re looking for an action-packed weekend of college football, then Week 3 probably isn’t your best bet—but that doesn’t mean there isn’t value on the odds board. For the nation’s Top 25 teams, most are huge favorites with little competition standing in their way of an easy win. There are, however, a few in-state … Read more
“We’ll be back.” Those were the words from former East Providence mayor and attorney Joseph Larisa Jr. as he and his client exited the courtroom Monday after the lawsuit targeting legal sports betting in Rhode Island was thrown out by a Superior Court judge. “We just need to find a sports bettor who lost and … Read more
It looks like no one told the Oakland Raiders and Antonio Brown that summer camps were reserved for love. Since being traded from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Raiders for a couple of draft picks, Brown’s offseason has been one to remember. After a tumultuous few months in the Bay Area, where he most recently … Read more
After surviving the annual 7-month pro football drought, sports fans and handicappers from all over the country got to wet their whistle Thursday night and wager on NFL action. The 2019 season for college football and NFL has officially kicked off, and with it, the betting season for America’s most popular sport is also underway. … Read more
Forget the streaming war. Forget the chicken sandwich war. Hell, even forget the trade war. Actually, that last one is really important. But if your a sports fan or a sports bettor in any capacity, what you need to be on the lookout for this football season is the newest war being waged by the … Read more
The first top ten matchup of the 2019 college football season could have championship implications, even in Week 2. For two teams that haven’t played each other in the regular season since 1954, there could be a lot on the line Saturday. The sixth-ranked LSU Tigers will travel 400 miles west to take on the … Read more
This weekend’s marquee matchup in college football is still a couple of days out, but the trash talking is well underway. The #12 Texas A&M Aggies will travel to Death Valley Saturday to take on defending champions and the top-ranked Clemson Tigers. While Aggies coach Jimbo Fisher compliments former ACC-rival Dabo Swinney, his Tigers, and … Read more