by Steve Fainaru, Paula Lavigne, and David Purdum, ESPN After nearly a century of zero-tolerance policies that treated gambling as a mortal threat, U.S. sports leagues
James Glanz, Agustin Armendariz, and Jacqueline Williams, New York Times Last winter, the National Football League began lining up suitors to distribute what has become
by Linda Lloyd, Philadelphia Inquirer Montgomery County bookmaker Joseph “Joe Vito” Mastronardo Jr., known as the “gentleman gambler,” died in federal prison Monday in Massachusetts,
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By George Anastasia, BIG TRIAL Joe Vito Mastronardo, the “Gentleman Gambler” who lived life on his own terms and moved to the beat of a drummer
By James Glanz, Agustin Armendariz and Walt Bogdanich, The New York Times Oct. 25, 2015 Hard by the High Line, in a vintage industrial building with a Romanesque arch,
by David Porter, The Philadelphia Inquirer NEWARK, N.J. – Supporters of legalized sports betting in New Jersey won a victory Wednesday when an appeals
by Reuters, The Guardian Main companies in fantasy sports industry worth billions insist they monitor for fraud after admission that employee accessed data and
by Dave Tuley, ESPN LAS VEGAS – Sports bettors take a lot of things for granted these days. Talk to an old-timer who was
by David Purdum, ESPN The evolution of American sports betting prior to the Internet can be traced back to a garage office in the