Still the Ones: Arizona, Michigan, and Duke Dominate the Sweet 16 Odds
March 25, 2026
Your bracket might still be intact after a chalk-heavy opening weekend, but don’t get comfortable.
Your bracket might still be intact after a chalk-heavy opening weekend, but don’t get comfortable.
Baseball is back, and the hunt for value starts now. From calculated overs to fading
With some roadblocks removed, watchers of the Connecticut political scene believe the time may be
When Florida’s 60-day legislative session begins March 2, lawmakers will be seeking ways to address
Three gambling measures have been pre-filed for the South Carolina legislative session that runs January
Bettors wagered $131.4 million and sportsbooks paid out $118.2 million in the first month of
In Georgia, state Rep. Ron Stephens, chairman of the House Economic Development and Tourism Committee,
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear recently reiterated his belief that sports betting should be legalized in
The Missouri legislature now has five sports betting proposals to consider in the new session
Massachusetts should have little trouble passing sports betting legislation. Yet a bill with positive support
A suit in New Jersey over opposition to sports betting by pro leagues and the
Almost half the states have some kind of legalized sports betting as 2021 unfolds. A
On April 16, 1898, a second-inning fire destroyed most of St. Louis's Robinson Field during a game between the Perfectos (Cardinals) and Orphans (Cubs). The blaze sparked a panic among 6,000 fans, resulting in one death and over 100 injuries as the wooden stands were leveled within 30 minutes. Remarkably, reconstruction began immediately, and a game was played on the field the very next day.
On April 15, 2011—infamously known as "Black Friday"—the DOJ indicted the founders of PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker, and Absolute Poker for violating the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act. The move froze online operations, stripping players of access to their accounts and real-money balances
