New Jersey Horsemen Versus NFL Legal Saga Getting Metaphysical
If a 26-year-old federal law, in this case PASPA, is vacated by the U.S. Supreme Court, did it ever exist at all?
→Author: John Brennan
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.
Ex-Giant Amani Toomer Still Learning About Sports Betting Industry
Amani Toomer to help educate student-athletes about the risks associated with gambling, including legal sports betting.
→
Problem Gambling The Focus Of A Major New Partnership In New Jersey
Former Giants Super Bowl-winning wide receiver Amani Toomer joins a new problem gambling foundation in New Jersey.
→
Can Atlantic City’s New Sportsbooks Handle NFL Gameday Crowds?
What’s the ideal AC sportsbook for watching a Sunday full of football? A tour of the Boardwalk and beyond reveals a variety of options.
→
Mattress Magnate’s $1.5-Million Astros Bet Sets New Jersey Record
The “Mattress Mack” seven-figure sports betting tour came to FanDuel Sportsbook at Meadowlands Racetrack on Thursday.
→
American Dream Meadowlands Taking It One Phase At A Time
Could the potential success of American Dream play a role in deciding the fate of a potential casino at Meadowlands Racetrack?
→
Gaming Company 888 Sees Partnership With NY Jets As A Good Bet
“The Jets are considered a pioneer,” 888 Holdings’ Yaniv Sherman says of the NFL team with which the gaming company renewed its partnership.
→
Brennan: My Tour Of Eight Atlantic City Sportsbooks In One Afternoon
NJOG Senior Analyst John Brennan visited all of Atlantic City’s retail books during game day to see what turnout was like at each property.
→
NJ Horsemen Win Court Ruling Over Leagues — $150-Million Could Still Be In Play
The long-running battle between the horsemen and the sports leagues took a turn Tuesday at a Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
→
Ivey-Borgata $10M Saga Reaches Court Of Appeals — And Gets Even More Confusing
On Tuesday, attorneys for the legendary poker player and Atlantic City’s leading casino took on questions from a three-judge panel.
→