Poll Shows 1 In 5 Fans Would Follow Baseball More Closely If They Could Bet On It
A poll of baseball fans asked key questions about legalized sports betting and its impact on both interest in MLB and Pete Rose’s future.
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John Brennan
John Brennan has covered NJ and NY sports business and gaming since 2002 and was a Pulitzer Prize Finalist in 2008, while reporting for The Bergen County Record.
What Does Background Of New Caesars CEO Mean For Atlantic City?
Caesars Entertainment has a new CEO, Tony Rodio, and he’s a Jersey boy who knows the Atlantic City market.
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Sportsbooks Not Crying Over Their Tiger Beat
Tiger’s triumph thrilled sports bettors, and even sportsbooks that took a bath found silver linings in the publicity it brought them.
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Not Settling Yet: NJ Horsemen, Leagues Still $150 Million Apart In Sports Betting Legal Battle
Many thought we’d see a settlement by now in the New Jersey horsemen’s $150mm case against the sports leagues, but the horsemen are gamblers.
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Move Over, New Hampshire: New Jersey May Become Leader Of The Pack Again In Legal Gambling Fight
With the deputy attorney general having shut down the New Hampshire Lottery’s suit against the DOJ, New Jersey has to step up again.
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Atlantic City Casino Revenue Up Again In 2018, But Some Numbers Are Concerning
Two new properties and continued online growth helped Atlantic City casino revenue totals rise in 2018, but there’s a long way to go.
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New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen May Get More Mobile Sports Betting Partners
Conventional wisdom has been that the maximum number of online sports betting sites in NJ is 42, but it now seems the number could rise.
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Meadowlands Racetrack Crowd Turns Out For Much More Than Just March Madness
Between horse racing, Opening Day of baseball season, and four March Madness games, business was bustling at the Meadowlands on Thursday.
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Atlantic City Casino Count Might Rise Again
From 12 casinos, down to seven, now back up to nine, Atlantic City moguls are now positioning to possibly add (and/or subtract) another.
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Sports Leagues Again Protest NJ Horsemen’s $150M Lawsuit
In the battle against the horsemen, the NFL, NCAA, and three other leagues issued a filing this week to the U.S. Third Circuit Court.
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