Sports Betting

Sports Leagues Challenge Extent of Delaware's Exemption

America's major sports leagues, in new court papers, are challenging the state's contention that Congress intended to allow Delaware to expand its sports betting options.

In advance of Monday's showdown before the U.S. 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals, the leagues' lawyers filed a brief arguing that Delaware's exemption from a 1992 federal ban on sports betting did not give the state carte blanche to offer bets on single games or sports other than pro football.

Submitted by on, Sat, 08/22/2009 - 16:25

USA Today Editorial: Two Opposing Views on State Wagering

Our view on legalized gambling: Cash-strapped states bet on a bad hand

Plans to legalize sports wagers and add video poker carry social costs.

Submitted by on, Fri, 08/21/2009 - 08:22

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Former ESPN Producer Nicole Noren Latest Claims Leaving Gambling Community Speechless

Nicole Noren's criticism of ESPN's relationship with gambling companies received fresh attention in a Guardian article published Saturday morning.

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Josh Turek Gaining Support From Trump Voters in Iowa Senate Race But Odds Still Favor Ashley Hinson

Josh Turek Gaining Support From Trump Voters in Iowa Senate Race But Ashley Hinson Still Given 58 Percent Win Chance at Gambling Sites

The latest YouGov poll, conducted between October 6 and October 12, surveyed 2,245 likely Iowa voters has Democrat senate candidate Josh Turek with a narrow lead over Republican senate candidate Ashley Hinson—47% to 46%