Freehold Raceway Closing In On Sports Betting, Both Live And Online, VP Reveals
While Meadowlands and Monmouth Park burst out of the gate, Freehold is taking a more measured approach to sports betting, a VP reveals
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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.
NJ Horsemen Seek Holy Grail In Sports Betting Suit: Commissioner Depositions
In their ongoing effort to collect $150 mm from the leagues, the NJ horsemen have turned their attention to redacted commissioner statements.
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On Anniversary Of Pivotal U.S. Supreme Court Sports Betting Hearing, Key Players Reflect
Looking back one year later, three major players recall their “supreme” confidence throughout the Supreme Court sports betting hearing.
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Meadowlands Horsemen Getting Purse Boost From Sports Betting, Hoping For More
A new deal turning $1 million in sports betting revenue into purse subsidies will help the NJ tracks, but they’re hoping for 20 times that.
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ICE Day 2: DraftKings Says Sports Betting By Far Its Top Product In New Jersey
DraftKings CEO Jason Robins shared numbers on Wednesday that suggest legal sports betting will dwarf DFS once it spreads to more states.
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ICE Day 1: New Jersey Again At The Forefront Of A Sports Betting Conference
“We are here … because of a wager on sports betting made by the people of New Jersey,” keynote speaker Ted Olson said at the ICE conference.
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Sports Betting Takes Center Stage In Tiger vs. Phil
Gambling on golf went mainstream in “The Match” between Mickelson and Woods. Bettors got their money’s worth, but did viewers?
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Atlantic City As A Whole On The Upswing In Q3, But Individual Casinos Skid
The addition of Hard Rock and Ocean brought more money to AC in the third quarter, but that wasn’t necessarily good news for most casinos.
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Why New Jersey’s Horsemen Lost In Bid To Collect $150 Million From Sports Leagues
New Jersey’s horsemen were dealt a blow in their bid for $150 million in theoretical lost profits, but this is hardly the end of the race.
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New Jersey Officials Demonstrate How Technology And Integrity Go Hand In Hand In Sports Betting
A press event in Atlantic City showed the impact of geolocation and facial recognition technology on the integrity of sports betting.
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