UFC Betting Controversy: Not A Fair Fight Between Gamblers And Sportsbooks?
by Eric Raskin, SportsHandle Sports betting is often a game of information, but there’s a fine line between what’s in bounds and what’s out of bounds.
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by Eric Raskin, SportsHandle Sports betting is often a game of information, but there’s a fine line between what’s in bounds and what’s out of bounds.
by Associated Press, ESPN Chalk LOS ANGELES — The most expensive ballot proposition gamble in U.S. history went bust Tuesday as California voters overwhelmingly rejected
by David Purdum, ESPN Chalk The UFC fight on Saturday between Darrick Minner and Shayilan Nuerdanbieke, which ended abruptly in the first round, is being investigated by
by ESPN, ESPN The NBA 2K League has indefinitely disqualified six players and a coach from any league activity for violating gambling and fantasy rules,
by David Purdum, ESPN Chalk Joey Levy, the co-founder of micro-betting app Betr, doesn’t believe the legal sports betting market that’s taking shape in
by Stephanie Warsaw, Ackron Beacon Journal, USA Today Two men have been charged related to allegations of cheating in a Lake Erie walleye tournament, the
IBIA Q3 2022 Integrity Report A total of 76 suspicious alerts across 29 countries and on eight different sports were reported to the relevant authorities
I appeared on the Inside the War Room podcast with host Ryan Ray to critique (8/30/22) Netflix’s “Untold: Operation Flagrant Foul” regarding Tim Donaghy and
By Frank Fitzpatrick, The Inquirer Throughout the NBA’s 75-year history, one tradition that has endured is the quantity and quality of referees from the Philadelphia
I appeared on the Behind the Lights podcast with host Tommy Canale to discuss my career with a focus on my research and publication record.