Half A Billion: New Jersey Sports Betting Explodes In November
New Jersey set new single-month sports betting handle and revenue records in November, and a staggering 86.5% of the money was bet online.
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Freehold Raceway Still On The NJ Sports Betting Sidelines — But It’s Not Alone
Ten of the 14 sites that could be taking sports bets in New Jersey are, but Freehold Raceway remains one of the more confounding holdouts.
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Fat Chance: Are The Odds Right On Ruiz To Upset Joshua Again?
Despite knocking Anthony Joshua out in a historic upset in June, Andy Ruiz remains the betting underdog for Saturday’s rematch.
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NJ Sports Betting Boss Has A Message For Media About Using Offshore Odds
DGE Director David Rebuck fired off a new bulletin laying down the law about sports media outlets citing betting odds from illegal books.
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The Secret Files In The New Jersey Sports Betting Saga: Why The Suppression Is Unlikely To Last
The heavily redacted depositions by various pro sports league executives taken in 2012 might be released in full to the public soon.
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NJ Sets Another Sports Betting Record In October, Nears Half-Billion Dollars In Handle
With handle up 297% from 2018, October was a record-setting month for New Jersey sports betting — and the sportsbooks won at a high rate.
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New Jersey The Test Case For Yahoo’s Sports Betting Entry
Starting today, Yahoo users in New Jersey will see prompts to click through to the BetMGM product to place sports bets.
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New York Casinos Post Meager Sports Betting Numbers In October
New York legal sportsbooks gained just $2.2 mm in revenue last month, compared to $37.9 mm for sportsbooks in neighboring New Jersey.
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NJ Sportsbook Operators Say Change Is Good — And So Is Competition
“What competition does is spur us on to make better products,” DraftKings CBO Ezra Kucharz said Monday. “Bring it on.”
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Canelo-Kovalev Sports Betting Preview: The Bigger Man Is A Big Underdog
Canelo Alvarez will be the smaller fighter in the ring on Saturday night, but the betting public, for a change, doesn’t seem to care.
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