Survey: U.S. Headed for a Betting Boom
August 30, 2018
The vast majority of American sports bettors moved to the regulated market as more states
The vast majority of American sports bettors moved to the regulated market as more states
Caesars Interactive Entertainment announced it has received an online gambling license in Pennsylvania and will
The head of the Atlantic County Economic Alliance said the economic development group is exploring
The University of Akron says it now offers the most space for esports than any
Seattle-based eSports gambling startup Unikrn is the target of a lawsuit filed by one of
The European Gaming & Betting Association has come out against a Norwegian government plan to
It’s reported that the Gaming Commission is crafting regulations for opening up sports wagering to
College sports conferences, such as the Big Ten, are thinking deep thoughts about how they
Hollywood Casino & Inn at Charles Town Races (l.) in Ranson, West Virginia will become
Governor Dannel P. Malloy (l.) would like to get sports betting legalized in Connecticut before
Boyd Gaming Corporation and FanDuel Group, now a subsidiary of Paddy Power Betfair, have entered
New Jersey Woman Wins $287,945 on a $2 Bet Playing Divine Fortune
On July 29, 1996, legendary manager Tommy Lasorda announced his retirement from the Los Angeles Dodgers following a heart attack. 💔⚾ His departure marked the end of an incredible era: Lasorda won 4 National League pennants and 2 World Series titles after taking over Between Alston (hired in Brooklyn in 1953) and Lasorda, the Dodgers had only two managers over a span of nearly 43 years! Bill Russell stepped in to replace him. Talk about franchise stability.
On July 29, 1994, horse racing history witnessed one of the most unbelievable coincidences ever caught on a photo-finish camera. Two completely evenly matched thoroughbreds—Honest Onyx and Exclusive Gold—went head-to-head for a grueling seven furlongs at Assiniboia Downs. When they hit the wire, officials reviewed the finish-line camera and literally could not separate them. The result? A rare, official dead-heat for the Win! But the story gets crazier. Just two weeks later, the exact same two horses raced the exact same distance at the same track—and dead-heated again, this time tying for second place. Talk about defying the odds! official dead heat
