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The Gridiron Guru shrugs off his first bad beat of the college football season by
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The Gridiron Guru shrugs off his first bad beat of the college football season by

One of the most prestigious awards in the NFL is the Rookie of the Year.

A sophisticated brand refresh for BetMGM launches with new spots starring award-winning actor Jon Hamm.

The Gridiron Guru comes off a strong week of managing the opening week of college

When selecting the NFL Coach of the Year, the winning Super Bowl coach rarely gets

Most sportsbooks offer very similar wagers and promotions every year. That’s why Caesars Sportsbook has

The Gridiron Guru returns for the first official week of the college football season, previewing

The Super Bowl winner each year always comes down to one or two plays, so

Every year there are a couple of teams that barely miss the playoffs but are

In his fifth win of the year, vintage Scottie Scheffler took the BMW Championship last

Last week we focused on the bottom feeders in the race for Over/Under victories. This

A new report released by the American Gaming Association (AGA) shows illegal gaming operators cost
On August 1, 2023, Framber Valdez of the Astros threw a masterclass, blanking the Cleveland Guardians 2-0 with a 93-pitch no-hitter at Minute Maid Park. Valdez faced the absolute minimum of 27 batters, wiping out a lone fifth-inning walk with a double play before securing the final out on a Cam Gallagher lineout to Jeremy Peña.
On July 31, 2015, the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit crowned a champion who shattered a major glass ceiling in professional poker! Playing at Harrah's Cherokee, poker pro Loni Harwood put on an absolute clinic to win the WSOP National Championship, taking home a massive first-place prize of $341,599 and her second career gold bracelet. With that historic victory, Harwood became only the second woman ever to win a WSOP Circuit National Championship event, proving once again that gender means absolutely nothing when it comes to outsmarting, outplaying, and out-bluffing the competition at a major final table.