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Super Bowl Prop Betting Increasing in Popularity
The Super Bowl draws a larger portion of casual bettors than other American sporting events. The numerous proposition options available underscore how the game’s mass appeal goes well beyond professional gamblers and hardcore fans. Sportsbooks have taken advantage of the increasing popularity of prop bets. Those bets could range anywhere from whether there will be a safety to whether the...
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Commanders Officially Open a First-Of-Its-Kind Sportsbook at FedEx Field
FedEx Field is home to the NFL’s first-ever in-stadium sportsbook thanks to Friday’s opening, which was attended by Jason Wright.
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FedExField Cuts Ribbon on 1st Sportsbook Inside an NFL Stadium
FedExField cut the ribbon on the first sports betting facility inside an NFL stadium. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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New Sports Betting Era Begins in Maryland
Sports fans can now place their bets online in Maryland, just in time for Thanksgiving football. The state’s mobile sports betting launched at 9 a.m. on Wednesday with seven online sportsbooks.
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Maryland Sports Betting Launch Set for Next Week
However, three of the 10 businesses approved by the Sports Wagering Application Review Commission say they will not be ready. That includes Maryland Stadium Sub LLC and FedExField.
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Russell Wilson's Rough Start Leads PointsBet to Offer Free Bets
Russell Wilson hasn’t exactly been cooking with Denver. PointsBet is now offering a free bet for anyone who took Wilson to win the MVP this season
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Massachusetts Sports Betting Agreement Reached to Allow Wagering on Pro, College Sports
The state of Massachusetts came to a last-minute agreement Sunday night that will legalize sports betting in the Commonwealth. Here are the details.
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FanDuel Sportsbook Opens at Audi Field
Fans can now place sports bets at Audi Field, home of soccer team D.C. United and the first MLS stadium with a Sportsbook location.
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College Sports Eye Gambling Money Amid Safeguard Concerns
NCAA rules remain clear when it comes to gambling on sports: Don’t do it. Those rules are unlikely to change for athletes and athletic department employees even as legal sports betting becomes more pervasive.
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Want to Make a Bet? Here Are Some Tips for Picking a Preakness Winner
If you want to cash in on the Preakness Stakes, you’ll have to know how to bet. Here’s what you need to know when placing your wager.
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Want to Make a Bet? Here Are Some Tips for Picking a Kentucky Derby Winner
Picking a horse to win the Kentucky Derby is easy: Placing a bet is as close as a cellphone, tablet, computer or even a smart TV with internet access. But for the novice or inexperienced bettor, making a wager that pays off with a profit can be a challenge.
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Falcons' Calvin Ridley suspended after betting on NFL games in 2021
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley was suspended indefinitely through at least 2022 for betting on NFL games in 2021.
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Apollo Considers Merging Yahoo Sports With Betting Companies, Sources Say
Private equity firm Apollo Global has held preliminary conversations with sports-betting companies to potentially merge with Yahoo Sports, sources say
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Super Bowl Betting Is Expected to Top $7.6 Billion. Don't Forget the Taxman If You Win
No matter where you place your bet, the IRS expects you to come clean at tax time if you win.
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EXPLAINER: Here's How to Legally Bet on the Super Bowl
What is a point spread? Over/under what? What’s a prop bet? You’ll find answers here — bet on it.
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Record Number of Americans Expected to Bet on Super Bowl LVI
The American Gaming Association says a record 31.4 million Americans are expected to bet on the 2022 Super Bowl.
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Super Bowl Betting Breakdown: The Wacky World of Proposition Bets
You’ve probably heard before that the Super Bowl is the most gambled-on sporting event in North America. Over the last five years the average amount bet on the big game is $146.6 million … and that’s only counting wagers legally placed with American sports books.
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Full List of 2022 Super Bowl Prop Bets: Creative Wagers for Bengals vs. Rams
Here are the most creative, exotic, and novelty prop bets for Super Bowl LVI between the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams.
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You Could Get Paid $2,022 to Sit Back and Watch Super Bowl LVI — Here's How
Sports betting website The Game Day is offering one lucky NFL fan up to $2,022 to watch Super Bowl LVI and answer questions correctly as the game goes on.