It wasn’t pretty, but the #2 University of Georgia Bulldogs got it done last weekend and defeated the Clemson Tigers who were ranked second at the time by a score of 10 to 3. Several new lows were set for Clemson’s offense against the Bulldogs, but according to the NCAAF odds posted at popular online … Read more
The 2021-22 NCAAF season is now well underway and this weekend features two prime-time matchups that include top-ranked teams as well as fierce in-state rivalries. The first set of college football betting odds up for discussion is the following line for the 12th ranked Oregon Ducks visiting the number 3 Ohio State Buckeyes in Columbus … Read more
The late Tom Petty once crooned, “the waiting is the hardest part,” and that certainly rings true in the city that houses the Rock N’ Roll Hall Of Fame, Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland does indeed rock, and local sports fans have been treated to championships in recent years from their beloved Cavaliers of the NBA and … Read more
Ohio Sports Betting Discussions Will Pick Back Up In September Legal Retail Sportsbooks In Wisconsin Waits On Compact Approval From Feds Washington State Moves On Domestic Casino Sports Betting The tidal wave of legal sports betting continues to wash across the United States as more states each year decide to jump in with both feet … Read more
Ohio Sportsbook Licenses Increase Following Committee Debate Stadiums & Arenas For Ohio’s Pro Sports Teams Can Host Sportsbooks Legal Ohio sports betting is still on track following Tuesday’s Ohio Senate Select Committee on Gaming meeting that favorably passed the measure and passed it on for further consideration. The bill language has been amended to allow … Read more
March Madness In Michigan As Sports Betting Revenues Reach Record Highs Best Month On Record For MI Handle, Revenue, And Taxes Collected $648,202 In Sports Betting Tax Collections In March It was indeed a March full of madness as Michigan and their profitable mobile sports betting operations raked in record numbers for handle, revenue, and … Read more
Ohio SB 176 Attempts To Usher In Ohio Sports Betting Current Language Proposes 40 Sportsbook Operators Ohio Sports Betting Tax Rate Set At 10% Ohio Senate Bill 176 was introduced a few hours ago, and includes language that has the potential to completely change the Ohio sports betting landscape going forth. Senator Kirk Schuring is … Read more
State Legislature Currently Drafting Bill For Legal Ohio Sportsbooks Intent Is To Re-Route Regional & Offshore Revenue Back Into Ohio MGM Resorts International & Other Local Casinos Are On-Board Lawmakers in Ohio are currently drafting legislation that would allow for domestic sportsbooks to begin operating within the state’s borders, following the lead of neighboring territories. … Read more
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and sports betting residents in 13 states—Arkansas, Delaware, Indiana, Iowa, Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, West Virginia—are thankful for having licensed and regulated sportsbooks this Holiday season and for years to come. Sports betting is also legal in Colorado, Illinois, Montana, New … Read more
We hope everyone enjoyed their Veterans Day weekend and thanked the US military members and families for their service and sacrifice for our country. The season of giving and showing thanks is almost upon us, so let’s dive right into the biggest legal sports betting news for the week of November 4 and see which … Read more
With October coming to a close, covering during the Fall Classic is the top priority at sportsbooks across the country. From coast-to-coast, millions of people are expected to bet on Game 1 of the 2019 World Series between the Washington Nationals and the favored Houston Astros. Although Texas has folded on bringing legal sports betting … 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