Tag: Delaware

Betting time.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNVeDiX8wqw   It is March and in the American sports world, it means the college basketball tournament is approaching and that should mean betting and...

There is money to be made.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMkVbHuqQO4&t=4s   NASCAR is putting the finishing touches on its first big event of the 2019 season, the Daytona 500, and...

Step right up and place your bets, your local government needs your money.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6W4pEXCP5c   For the politicians in states that have legalized sports gambling, this is...

We want that money!   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13A2oVZXxiU&t=4s   The battle for control over sports gambling in terms of who is in charge may end up playing out in the...

Odds are good something will happen.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcEaPrvE9Lc&t=1s   State lawmakers around the country are back to work and for a number of them, sports gambling is a...

The 2018 season was very good to NFL owners. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnKDzxD-mz8   In many ways, the National Football League is the comeback player of the year. Television ratings...

In about one month’s time, a number of state legislatures across the United States will address the issue of legalizing sports gambling. But in one state, Arkansas, the issue has been settled.

Pennsylvania casinos are finally opening their doors to legalized sports gambling. It appears that five of the 13 Pennsylvania casino operators are willing to pay a higher premium than other states to get gamblers.

When sports gambling suits a sports owner, or makes a sports owner money, then there is no problem with sports gambling. That was true when sports leagues started teaming up with fantasy sports which really was sports gambling not a game of skill, and that trend has continued since the Supreme Court of the United States legalized sports gambling and allowed sports gambling to expand beyond Nevada and Delaware.

The National Basketball Association’s regular season is near and it appears the 30 owners are reasonably happy with the economics of the league and even if they are not, there is little they can do because the collective bargaining agreement with the players has at least another five years before they or the players can pull the plug on the pact.