Chris Costigan of Gambling911.com quoted in Daily Record article. Gov. Chris Christie said he is prepared to buck any opposition from the National Football League on legalizing sports betting in New Jersey, even with the NFL committed to siting the 2014 Super Bowl in the Garden State.
Gambling911.com quoted in Pope aritcle - CLOSE your eyes and try to picture St Peter's Square in Rome a few years hence. The crowds have gathered. The TV crews on elevated platforms have their cameras trained on the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, from which has emerged billows of white smoke - and in the distance bells toll to herald a new Pope.
Now that the Cleveland Cavaliers have made a much sooner-than-expected exit from the NBA playoffs, the big question for sports fans is this: Is LeBron James coming to an arena near you? And should you “invest” in a season ticket just in case he does?
Former New York Knicks player Charles Oakley, said to be close to Cavs super star Lebron James, claims he won't be staying in Cleveland. James is a free agent and has been grabbing headlines.
Las Vegas can't take bets on entertainment events, but Gambling911.com says it's getting more inquiries about odds on the Oscars than it got for the Super Bowl.
Interview from Signon San Diego's Jennifer Davies. The Super Bowl is tomorrow, and while our beloved Bolts aren’t in the big game, we can’t just ignore the whole thing now, can we? Beyond the X’s and O’s, here are some other things to watch for.
As late Monday night turned into early Tuesday morning only a handful of gamblers occupied two of the six poker tables in the Horseshoe Casino on Avenida 1 in downtown San José. At the more populated of the two tables, the minimum bet to play a hand of blackjack was ¢2,000, or about $3.30.
