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July

26
How to bet on golf

Golf betting can be exciting and fun. Here are some tips you need to know about golf betting: Four and five round golf events must go a minimum of 54 holes and three round golf events must go a minimum of 36 holes for tournament match-ups and futures to have action. Golf events must be completed within 7 days of the scheduled conclusion of the event for tournament match-ups and futures to have action. Adjusted tournament winner wagers have no action if no further golf is played because of a shortened event. In match-ups and futures, wagers on golfers NOT […]

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July

25
College Football Season Win Total Expert Picks

We still have tons of time until college football kicks off with California at Hawaii, but oddsmakers in Vegas posted college football season win totals for all division 1 teams. College football season win totals are a good way to gauge the sense of the college football betting market and Las Vegas’ expectations for teams. Here are some early-season win totals betting picks to make for the upcoming 2016 college football season.   Cincinnati (Over 6.5) Cincinnati’s defense might have some trouble stopping the run this season. Then again, former Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville has a great returning hard-hitting safety in Zach Edwards. The […]

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July

25
Baseball Wagering

Baseball Season is one of the best times to place bets. Baseball game moneyline and first 5 inning wagers have the following pitcher options:   Listed Pitchers: Both listed pitchers must start for moneyline wagers to have action. A pitcher only needs to throw one pitch to be the official starter for wagering purposes. Listed Pitchers wagers will be graded no action if either or both pitchers do not start the game. All baseball total and run-line wagers are listed pitchers only.   List One Pitcher: The pitcher you specify must start for moneyline wagers to have action. You have no action if […]

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July

22
Michael Phelps voted one of six U.S. Olympic Swim Team captains

Michael Phelps is no stranger to the Olympics. But the five-time Olympian will carry a newfound responsibility to the upcoming games in Rio. For the first time in Phelps’ career, members of the 47-member 2016 U.S. Olympic Swim Team voted him as one of its six team captains Tuesday at the team’s training center in San Antonio. Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, will be joined by teammates Nathan Adrian and Anthony Ervin as the other captains of the men’s team .Ervin won a gold medal at the 2000 Olympics before retiring for a decade. He came back […]

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July

22
Betting on NASCAR

NASCAR is an extremely popular sport in the United States, especially in the country’s southern states. In the past 15 years NASCAR has moved from a cult sport into the mainstream and for all practical purposes has passed the NHL as the fourth major sport in the United States. Just about every weekend all year long there is a big race around the country leading up to the Chase For the Sprint Cup in October and November. The popularity of the sport has transcended into the world of sports gambling, where wagering on NASCAR events continues to increase on an annual basis. […]

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July

21
USA Basketball to host family members of fallen military

During their upcoming exhibition tours, the U.S. Olympic basketball teams will host more than 350 family members of military who have died. USA Basketball announced a partnership with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) on Wednesday, two days before its men’s team begins its pre-Olympic schedule with a game in Las Vegas against Argentina. Events will also be held surrounding men’s games in Los Angeles, Chicago and Houston, and a women’s game in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Besides tickets to the events, USA Basketball will have more than 75 surviving military children serve as ball kids and stand with players during […]

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July

21
Why Don’t People Watch Women’s Sports?

“It is a lady’s business to look beautiful and there are hardly any sports in which she seems able to do it.” –Sportswriter Paul Gallico, 1936   In March 2015, former NCAA ice hockey player Dani Rylan announced the formation of the National Women’s Hockey League, the first paying professional women’s hockey league in North America. For players like Kaleigh Fratkin, a defenseman from British Columbia, it was a life-changing opportunity to continue playing, for a salary, after college. But both as a college player at Boston University and once Fratkin arrived as a pro in Connecticut—one of the league’s four […]

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July

20
U.S. Soccer launches new initiatives for developing female players

The closing “gap” has been a hot topic in international women’s soccer over the last four years, in particular how it relates to the United States national team. Randy Waldrum, the head coach of the National Women’s Soccer League’s Houston Dash as well as the Trinidad and Tobago women’s national team who also recently coached the U.S. U-23 women, Notre Dame women and was a candidate for the senior U.S. team in recent openings, put it best at the NSCAA Convention in Philadelphia in January: “I used to say that the rest of the world is catching up. Well, you […]

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July

20
Randy Moss on NFL’s marijuana ban

While the new collective bargaining agreement won’t be signed (knock on wood) until 2020, the movement for legalizing a substance that is classified the same as cocaine or crystal meth is starting to gain some momentum. More former players than ever are crediting cannabis for saving them from football’s mental and physical tolls — including dementia and death — while the league remains steadfast in its insistence that marijuana use be banned, and its users be banished from the league. In the midst of all this, one of the greatest wide receivers to play in the NFL has simple advice for the league’s rulemakers: Lighten […]

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NBA summer league

July

19
NBA summer league offseason

The NBA Summer League is a series of off-season competitions during which National Basketball Association teams come together to try out different summer rosters instead of their regular season line-ups. Typically consisting of a mix of rookies, second year players, and unsigned free agents, the current summer league consists of three separate leagues: the Las Vegas Summer League, the Utah Jazz Summer League, and the Orlando Pro Summer League. Meaningless games rarely have felt so important. The takeaway from this year’s Las Vegas NBA Summer League wasn’t the winners and losers — it was the interest. It helped carry the league’s momentum forward from a highly watched NBA […]

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