A 13-minute error and the erosion of the bettor-bookie relationship
David Purdum, ESPN On a Tuesday afternoon in October, three hours before the NBA season tipped off, word began to spread in the online betting
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David Purdum, ESPN On a Tuesday afternoon in October, three hours before the NBA season tipped off, word began to spread in the online betting
Jeff Edelsteon, Sportshandle Thanos: Supervillian capable of wiping out half the world with the snap of his fingers. Chanos: Super hedge fund manager capable of
David Purdum, ESPN Former University of Alabama baseball coach Brad Bohannon and an associate will be banned from Ohio sportsbooks, pending an appeal, due to
by David Purdum, ESPN NCAA president Charlie Baker wants state lawmakers to take steps to better protect student-athletes from harassment and coercion from gamblers and
Associated Press AMES, Iowa — An Iowa State football player accused of illegal sports wagering has had his case dismissed and faces no more legal action. A
Rutgers School of Social Work New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced today that results from a second study examining the prevalence of gambling in New
by David Purdum, ESPN An Indiana man at the center of investigations into suspicious bets on an Alabama baseball game this spring has been banned from the
John L. Smith, CDC Gaming Controversial betting legend Billy Walters’s bestseller, Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk, remains the sports book of the summer. Now that
Adam Rittenberg, ESPN Iowa State quarterback Hunter Dekkers and four other current or former ISU and Iowa athletes have pleaded guilty to underage gambling, a reduced charge, after a state
David Purdum, ESPN More than 1 in 4 American adults could bet on the NFL this season, a significant increase from last year, according to