Sports Leagues Double Down On Old Arguments For New Judge In $150M Lawsuit
For incoming Judge Wolfson, the leagues seem determined to underscore their favorite assertions and quibble with the horsemen’s case.
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NJ Horsemen Get New Judge — And New Life? — In $150M Lawsuit Against Sports Leagues
Judge Michael Shipp is out and Judge Freda Wolfson is in. Will this change the horsemen’s fortunes as their $150 million case continues?
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Betting Interest In English Premier League Picks Up As Return Nears
While the English Premier League race is essentially a fait accompli with Liverpool six points from clinching its first top-flight→
Your Next Favorite Coronavirus Betting Sport: Australian Rules Football Is Coming Back
When games resume June 11, Aussie rules football will be the next fringe sport for American bettors to start studying.
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Supreme Court Denies Leagues’ Bid For Hearing In Horsemen’s $150M Lawsuit — What’s Next?
SCOTUS passed on the leagues’ case without explanation, kicking it back to the district court level as the horsemen pursue big money.
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New Jersey Celebrates Second Anniversary Of Historic Sports Betting Ruling By Supreme Court
“Every state in the union really owes New Jersey a debt of gratitude that it went all the way through as it did,” said Sue Schneider.
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Pandemic May Lead States To Follow NJ’s Path By Adding Mobile Gaming
Panelists in a casino industry discussion point to New Jersey as the example other states should follow when it comes to online gambling.
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Betting In New Jersey On Baseball In Taiwan: One Man’s Journey
If you’re missing and baseball and betting, Taiwan’s four-team baseball league offers an early-morning option to fill those voids.
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German Government Delays Decision On Bundesliga Season Resumption
The German government delayed a decision on the resumption of domestic soccer, pushing a potential start date back at least one week.
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Sports Leagues And Horsemen Brace For News From U.S. Supreme Court In May
The Supreme Court announced Tuesday that the sports betting case would be added to a list of more than 140 cases to consider in May.
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