"All wagering is remote from patrons at home using account wagering platforms," Marten said.
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Mr. Cuomo has already signed off on allowing the four upstate casinos to offer sports wagering inside the facilities, though he has balked at permitting mobile sports wagering, which New Jersey has embraced.
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New Jersey — not Nevada — will win in legalized sports wagering.
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Those bettors, however, are wagering on a variety of sports.
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Some legal experts said starting online wagering quickly is essential.
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A month ago they had been wagering on three increases.
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In another 13 states exemptions exist, such as friendly wagering.
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MGM, for example, has its own sports wagering mobile application.
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It estimates horse wagering in the state tops $3 billion annually.
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Still, sentiment from PredictIt bettors mirror those on other wagering sites.
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He said there was wagering over how fast Chapman would throw.
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Wagering on sporting events has evolved rapidly overseas in recent years.
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However, significant hurdles remain, including the ban on wagering in China.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady period could extend into 2020.
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And unlike Ford, they are largely wagering with other people's money.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady spell could extend into 2020.
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New Jersey is on pace to surpass Nevada in sports wagering.
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They offer legal wagering on the Preakness and other live U.S. races.
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It's the first year the race has been offered for wagering there.
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Financial markets are wagering the steady spell could last well into 2019.
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Wagering on politics is a tiny portion of the total betting handle.
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Four senators are wagering booze over the outcome of the NBA Finals.
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It was the third venue in the US to permit legal wagering.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady spell could last well into 2019.
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While sports wagering is a new business for theScore, media is not.
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However, some market participants were wagering on a half percentage point cut.
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Look at the margin of sports wagering in Vegas — it's almost nothing.
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Wall Street titans, in particular, have made their money wagering on winners.
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I that have made huge strides into Australian wagering in recent years.
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Both were attempting to tap into the world's leader in wagering handle.
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Financial markets <0#YIB:> are wagering this steady spell could extend into 2020.
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Backers of the games argue they are skilled-based entertainment products, not wagering.
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I understand the speaker is wagering two to one odds on his victory.
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Financial markets <0#YIB:> are wagering this steady period could extend into 2020.
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There are significant opportunities with tournaments, advertising and sponsorships, broadcast contracts and wagering.
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At the same time, competing forms of wagering began to offer alluring substitutes.
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Delaware also became the only East Coast state to offer legal athletics wagering.
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No mobile or online wagering is allowed off the grounds of a casino.
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I wouldn't recommend wagering anything, in either direction, you couldn't afford to lose.
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Online wagering will not begin until 30 days after the law is signed.
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And those polling closer to zero are wagering everything on an Iowa breakthrough.
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Now, he is starting a hedge fund dedicated to wagering against the VIX.
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For years, Rose denied betting on baseball and wagering on his own team.
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The more that wagering grows, the more appealing it could become to fixers.
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Wagering group Tabcorp Holdings slid more than 3 percent to a one-month low after its third quarter wagering and media revenue rose just 0.5 percent, well below growth in turnover, as its customers had big wins betting on horse races.
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Purveyors of fantasy sports argue it is a skilled-based entertainment product, not wagering.
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Global standards around sports wagering across nations are necessary to enable a global market.
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These people are new to sports wagering and still have a lot to learn.
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In the United States, where parimutuel wagering reigns, bettors are pitted against one another.
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The state lottery will oversee a system of wagering through kiosks and mobile applications.
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For reference, wagering on horse racing in the U.S. is $11 billion a year.
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Traders around her began wagering over how long Ms. Fitzpatrick, then 25.3, would last.
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On Sunday, wagering on Betfair put the odds of a Clinton victory at 83 percent.
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" She added, "[With the legalization of wagering], match-fixing will come more into the daylight.
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Wagering will at first be confined to the state's three casinos and then expand online.
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Since New Jersey's victory, Delaware and Mississippi have joined in legalizing forms of sports wagering.
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Nowadays, the fat cats turned out, anyone in three counties with a taste for wagering.
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There is a vast gray (or black) market in wagering that exists beyond our shores.
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These are betologists, the men and women available to help track newcomers understand race wagering.
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With Dish he built a satellite-TV empire — and then started wagering on wireless spectrum.
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Iowa colleges have simply kept teaching their athletes longstanding, narrowly applied rules on sports wagering.
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By selling the insurance, Cyrus had been wagering that Sears would avoid filing for bankruptcy.
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And this was before Moore's defeat, which the strategist did not feel comfortable wagering on.
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The Stone Let us weigh the gain and the loss in wagering that God is.
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But the legal industry still has a mighty challenge in the form of illegal sports wagering.
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In another 12 states, a move toward allowing wagering may be in the works as well.
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Delaware has offered NFL parlay wagering in the past after receiving a partial exemption under PASPA.
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Wagering goes up during live games because odds can change after every play, the document says.
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Tatts on Thursday reported a 4.6 percent fall in first half turnover in its wagering division.
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It also owns a smaller wagering business that competes against Tabcorp, the nation's largest betting operator.
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AX, and a previously flagged impairment charge for online wagering business Sun Bets among other items.
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But they are wagering that pickup is the true sweet spot in the industry's online evolution.
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He would sit in front of them for hours, often wagering more than $100 a hand.
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The decision seems certain to result in profound changes to the nation's relationship with sports wagering.
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Mr. Murphy signed a bill on Monday passed by the State Legislature that formally legalized wagering.
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Markets are wagering that the combination of fiscal and monetary measures will again prevent the worst.
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Yet he has risked both his reputation and his capital on the future of sports wagering.
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The match on Friday included betting odds being displayed on the screen to tempt viewers into wagering.
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The deal gives MGM the ability to use MLB's official game data in its sports wagering products.
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Markets are wagering it will ease at least once more to 0.5% , likely by March next year.
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Few bets have been smarter this year than wagering on Amazon's success, and against its top competitors.
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The guide offers definitions of key terms in sports betting and outlines general rules for such wagering.
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He thought about newly legal wagering, but didn't have enough knowledge to bet real money on games.
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Rosenberg also highlighted a similar group that is in a good position to benefit from sports wagering.
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Within a few years he was running at full force and was wagering around £2280,230 per game.
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The bigger issue is the fate of Tatts' "wagering" business, which handles bets on sports and racing.
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And that release, the president is wagering, will take the wind out of the Yellow Vest sails.
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Nevada gamblers have a new option for action after state regulators approved wagering on an esports event.
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Some are now wagering Beijing will extend the lock-up period given the severity of Monday's dive.
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OK, so now that wagering on hockey is legal, shouldn't the NHL be worried about games being fixed?
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The U.S. Supreme Court sided with New Jersey, striking down a 1992 federal law banning most sports wagering.
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The odds were determined by William Hill, which has had experience with esports wagering in the United Kingdom.
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Sports wagering in Delaware will be offered at Delaware Park, Dover Downs Hotel & Casino and Harrington Raceway & Casino.
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A local betting agency suspended wagering on the match when it noted an unusually high number of bets.
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Sports wagering now is up and running in 11 states, including Iowa, which launched live bets on Thursday.
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"We will adjust sports wagering and championship policies to align with the direction from the court," he said.
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A series of league partnerships with sportsbook operators has come as regulated sports wagering spreads across the country.
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Hedge funds are wagering that the Saudi central bank will be forced to revalue its currency, the riyal.
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The state's attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, said his office would continue to enforce bans on sports wagering.
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The N.C.A.A. considers daily fantasy sports gambling and bars its players and officials from participating in the wagering.
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There's no guarantee the wagering unit will attract another buyer, of course, and no certainty on the timing.
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To Mr. Krackomberger, the overseas betting frenzy recalled a famous moment in the annals of Las Vegas wagering.
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In Delaware, that was a very niche product of parlay-style wagering on N.F.L. football, Ms. Slane said.
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Bettors will no longer be forced into the black market to use offshore wagering operations or illicit bookies.
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Rather Blackstone is wagering that whatever happens with Brexit, the global allure of an English education will endure.
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In 88 days of racing in Hong Kong, the total wagering will exceed all of North America combined.
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Outside of the United States, the NBA already has sports wagering partnerships with bookmakers in France, Mexico and Uruguay.
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Last week, companies including MGM, Caesars and Fanduel created the Sports Wagering Integrity Monitoring Association to monitor wager integrity.
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Scott Krzywonos was eliminated after wagering nearly all his money on the Canary Islands, and left with only $5.
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Annual illegal athletics wagering totals roughly $150 billion domestically, according to the American Gaming Association, a casino interest group.
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Annual illegal athletics wagering totals roughly $150 billion domestically, according to the American Gaming Association, a casino interest group.
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New Jersey tried to allow sports wagering in 2014 by repealing a prohibition against it at casinos and racetracks.
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Stable revenues from newfangled slots suggest that either punters are wagering higher sums, or occupying the machines for longer.
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Online wagering sites have been busy taking bets on whether the 20163th president will make it through the year.
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In terms of match-ups, Holt said this is one of the best games imaginable from a wagering standpoint.
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The risk for betting scandals exist anywhere there is legal wagering and there's a cost for policing the activity.
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Eventually the characters learn that the whole world is peering in on their survival competition and wagering on it.
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A formal lobbying effort on Capitol Hill for the expansion of legalized wagering may begin as early as 2017.
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Nascar doesn't rank up with US sports like football, basketball, and baseball among the biggest handles in sports wagering.
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But Warfield has been watching the sports gambling markets overseas, where live betting makes up the bulk of wagering.
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SMITH: If nothing else, the columnist battle is definitely more interesting than the two mayors wagering local food products.
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Mr. Musk has faced off with many so-called short-sellers, who are wagering that Tesla's shares will fall.
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Wagering that Ohioans are mostly happy with the state's direction, Mr. DeWine is presenting himself as a steady hand.
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The take rate of sports wagering is around 5 percent, while it's closer to 20 percent in horse racing.
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NYRA reported all-sources wagering totals of $22015,22014,2102 on the 2199 Belmont Stakes and $23,1203,2120 on the 2139 Belmont.
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Mr. Palmer hoped to use Dogecoin to show the absurdity of wagering huge sums of money on unstable ventures.
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ABB is also wagering on being able to cut costs and boost profitability at the Georgia-based GE unit.
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The tournament, which starts Tuesday, is the Super Bowl of sports wagering — twice over, according to trade group estimates.
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At the same time, Tatts said the offer overvalued its wagering business, which runs horse- and sports-event betting.
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Tuesday marks one year since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a 1992 federal ban on sports wagering outside of Nevada.
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The rationale was that daily fantasy sports was always more about playing with your friends, and not about wagering money.
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Nevada is the only state out of the four that has full-scale sports wagering, according to The Associated Press.
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SolarCity's troubles have attracted strong interest from short-sellers, who make money by wagering that a stock price will fall.
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In doing so, it will be starting its own sports wagering platform, a major step for a U.S. sports broadcaster.
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A series of league partnerships with sportsbook operators have been made as regulated sports wagering spreads across the United States.
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Hackers could use the data to influence sports wagering, knowing more about the physical condition of teams and possibly players.
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As people begin to go on the journey of sports wagering, it serves as a catalyst to those media deals.
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Karriem Keys, 53, was one of a couple dozen who were wagering on games at Dover Downs along with Carney.
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The Bluegrass Stakes in Lexington, Ky., was blessed with a fast course, and the second wagering preference also took it.
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By putting heightened cybersecurity safeguards into place now to protect confidential sports information, legal wagering doesn't have to unleash hackers.
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"New Jersey will eclipse Vegas," said Chris Grove, the managing director of Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, a sports wagering research firm.
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Still, sports wagering is quickly on its way to outpace the state's far more established, though ailing, horse racing industry.
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Now, we're not saying you're a degenerate gambler if you're wagering money on Friday's weather in Billings, Montana, but ... y'know.
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" A month later, he predicted that those wagering on the stock's decline "had three weeks before their short position explodes.
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Daily fantasy sports sites like DraftKings and FanDuel, which offer a very specific type of sports wagering, remain quite popular.
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"I know wagering on retail's a dicey proposition here, ... but Macy's, Kohl's, Target [and] Amazon are high-quality companies," Cramer said.
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"Basketball is the most popular and fastest growing sport for Australian wagering customers," BetEasy Chief ExecutiveMatt Tripp said in a statement.
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Kalish added that despite knowing New Jersey's market for sports wagering was large, he expected bettors to slowly adopt their product.
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Markets are wagering that the ECB and BOJ will have to ease policy, otherwise their currencies could rise to uncompetitive levels.
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The final card, the river, was a non-club Queen and the AI made an aggressive bet, wagering all its chips.
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He said Sunday that his analysis of the wagering activity around the Australian Open match indicated it might have been fixed.
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Seven states adopted sports wagering legislation by year's end: New Jersey, Delaware, Mississippi, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and West Virginia.
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But the Campaign for Fairer Gambling (CFG), a lobby group, counters that maintaining the previous wagering limit would also cost jobs.
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The betting markets, of course, have the superior track record, and wagering against the Germans seems like a recipe for disaster.
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He said Sunday that his analysis of the wagering activity around the Australian Open match indicated it might have been fixed.
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Daily fantasy sports is a hyper-accelerated form of wagering money on sporting outcomes dependent on the performance of real athletes.
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Traders respond to the restrictions and fees by over-wagering on long shots, slightly distorting the prices from the underlying values.
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Five states, plus Nevada, have already passed sports wagering legislation, and legislatures in 14 additional states have bills in the works.
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Fox is the only US legacy media company, so far, to make a play for the direct revenue from sports wagering.
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In the case of Aetna, the program is wagering that an app and an Apple Watch can keep its members healthier.
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Until a few years ago, traders at big banks spent much of their time wagering on the future direction of markets.
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Basketball now accounts for more than 31 percent of sports wagering in Nevada and baseball 23 percent, according to state figures.
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In New Jersey, the state with the most liberal mobile betting rules, roughly 80 percent of wagering is done through apps.
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The local dollar dipped to $1.33 against the U.S. dollar as speculators had been wagering on an even stronger growth outcome.
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The entrepreneurs and investors were wagering that these newly empowered consumers would snap up furniture, shoes and baby supplies at record rates.
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Investors are still wagering it will have to ease eventually given the headwinds facing the global economy, but likely not as quickly.
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Nobody's certain, but Thompson and his colleagues are wagering that an unusually wet spring and long-term warming trends are to blame.
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These are the numbers Bernie Sanders studied before wagering that the Democratic Party's path to electoral success is through aggressive economic populism.
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SBTech will provide a consumer website, mobile apps and back office systems to manage online gaming and sports wagering for Churchill Downs.
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U.S. racetrack wagering on horse races last year saw a more than 50 percent decline from 2003 peaks when adjusted for inflation.
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Is he under the impression that men can put men on the moon but they cannot make money wagering on horse races?
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Less than a year later, eight states now offer legal sports wagering, including Nevada, which was always allowed to offer such bets.
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Tabcorp has outlined A$1.4 billion of synergies associated with the Tatts merger, all of which relate to wagering rather than lotteries.
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In the wagering division, Tatts posted a 2 percent rise in first-quarter turnover and said digital sales continued to grow strongly.
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The company is wagering it can differentiate itself from the sea of games available online, partly by using Twitch in novel ways.
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The RBA holds it monthly policy meeting on Tuesday and markets are wagering it will cut rates a quarter point to 0.5%.
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If he was wagering that his words to the Russians would never leave the room, well, that's proof of yet more foolishness.
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Those looking for some action following the royal shake-up will find plenty of wagering options thanks to oddsmakers at US-Bookies.
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An estimated 54 million people, or nearly one-quarter of American adults, participated in a pool last year, wagering nearly $18 billion.
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Gambling house Tabcorp Holdings also rose on news that it would sell its loss-making wagering and gaming joint venture Sun Bets.
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Markets are wagering the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan will have to follow or risk their currencies rising to uncompetitive levels.
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The law would charge an 8 percent gross revenue tax on in-person wagering and a 12.5 percent levy on online sports bets.
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Such betting is already legal in Nevada, and New Jersey voters and lawmakers passed a law to legalize sports wagering several years ago.
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Trump had been wagering he had greater leverage because of the strong U.S. economy, with growth at 3.2% and unemployment at historic lows.
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Libratus has also been over-betting frequently, wagering far more to win a hand than is currently up for grabs in the pot.
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Nevertheless, investors who pushed Sky shares up 4 percent to £13.57 on Wednesday are wagering that Disney and Fox will disregard financial sense.
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A Monday ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a 1992 law that banned sports wagering except in a few places, including Nevada.
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Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist is a strong favorite to win Saturday's Preakness, but there's a better strategy than wagering on him to win.
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Several betting companies allowed wagering on the Brexit, and they've since opened a bevy of new markets and odds in the vote's aftermath.
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Bass said he's wagering the economic deceleration takes a turn for the worse next year and falls into a recession by mid-2020.
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Security of personal communications, Google seems to be wagering, is still important even if big-picture privacy outrages don't move the needle much.
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With this approach, the amount you're wagering in each hand is influenced by the amount you won or lost in the previous hand.
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Back then he was wagering that Trump would fade, and he wanted to be in a friendly position to inherit the billionaire's supporters.
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"Our focus is, and has been, on growing horse racing through the television stations, our account wagering and now the exchange," Levin said.
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In the first seven weeks of operation in New Jersey, exchange wagering on thoroughbreds was $1,142,228, according to the New Jersey Racing Commission.
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"I think they'll stay, and there's no value in that bet," he says, before turning his attention to his traditional area for wagering.
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But Ianniello said the company is also talking to partners about a "bigger platform opportunity" if more states continue to legalize sports wagering.
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The wagering company would be listed in Australia under the proposal, unless it was sold to a strategic buyer, such as Tabcorp, first.
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" The NCAA, meanwhile, said in a statement it would "adjust sports wagering and championship policies to align with the direction from the court.
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One job for the young Viola was to stand in front of the track's tote board and watch for sudden shifts in wagering.
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Former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh is emerging as a dark horse, with an 18 percent chance that got a boost in Monday wagering.
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He is wagering that the "institutional gatekeepers" in Virginia's black community have no more clout than those African-American leaders who backed Mrs.
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Owners realized that racing and wagering were so intertwined that, without gambling, attendance would be too low to allow them to make money.
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But none of those toe-touches into gambling offer the media companies a direct way to benefit from people directly wagering on sports.
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Murphy's signature positions New Jersey to be the second U.S. state to potentially roll out full-scale sports wagering, after Delaware last week.
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" Games that receive a Simulated Gambling bullet point have to meet this criteria: "Player can gamble without betting or wagering real cash or currency.
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One analyst is wagering that this is the beginning of a bigger move for two of those gambling stocks as they transform their businesses.
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Furthermore, while Great Britain's vibrant wagering markets have shown the momentum build on the leave side, they still show a significant preference for remain.
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Crown's wagering and online social gaming revenue also declined 4%, though revenue from main floor gaming, excluding VIP sales, rose 2% during the period.
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So far, legacy media companies that own broadcast rights to sports, such as Comcast and Disney, have stayed in the background with sports wagering.
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Another, wagering a bottle of cognac on the discovery of a sparticle by June 2016, was settled, in the sceptic's favour, over the summer.
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PADDOCK&aposS GIRLFRIEND MAY BE HIDING SOMETHING, SHERIFF SUGGESTS Paddock apparently was wagering more than $10,000 a day in some cases, according to reports.
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The Aussie was last up 0.1% at $0.6984 as investors were wagering on larger reductions in U.S. rates over the next year or so.
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By 33, this dynamic had given rise to an active gambling market comprising more than 3 million people wagering $2.3 billion worth of skins.
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At Berkshire's annual meeting last month, he likened wagering on bitcoin to betting on zero or double-zero on a Las Vegas roulette wheel.
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We broke the story ... Broner's accuser claims they had been wagering thousands of dollars in high stakes bowling matches ... with Broner losing a fortune.
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Lawmakers in New Jersey — which had challenged the federal law banning it — are expected to consider legislation this week that would regulate such wagering.
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Exchange wagering has been available since May in New Jersey, where Betfair will sponsor the Haskell Stakes on Sunday at Monmouth Park in Oceanport.
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A formal lobbying effort on Capitol Hill for the expansion of legalized wagering by casinos and gambling interests may begin as early as 2017.
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But the investors said FanDuel and DraftKings were well-positioned to take a chunk of the supposed $7 billion revenue opportunity around sports wagering.
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Mr. Rubio pushed the Legislature into a special session, wagering that mounting public pressure to offer property tax relief would force the Senate's hand.
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Given the potential for value creation, if Tabcorp is gazumped, it should be able to swallow its pride and swallow up the wagering leftovers.
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News that Mr. Musk is considering taking his company private has not seemed to weaken the conviction of the investors wagering against the stock.
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Such is the drag globally that markets are wagering central banks will soon step in to ease policy and shore up the financial system.
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The leagues have suggested that the fee would also help pay for new measures to protect against things like match fixing and improper wagering.
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However, announcers will not be discussing betting lines, over-unders or other wagering during the National Football League's championship game in Atlanta on Feb.
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At the time the law was decided, Nevada and a few other states with legal sports wagering — Oregon, Montana and Delaware —were grandfathered in.
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Robert Pittenger, Patrick McHenry and Renee Ellmers are wagering Bojangles', Cheerwine soft drink and sweets from Sherry's Bakery in Dunn, N.C., with Colorado Rep.
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The new wagering business added dozens of jobs at the track for sports betting and additional jobs for security and food and beverage sales.
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For that reason investors are wagering that global headwinds will force a further cut in interest rates from a reluctant Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
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Churchill Downs, Incorporated, which owns the racetrack, has expanded into a multi-state company that operates racetracks, casinos, and online wagering platforms around the country.
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Now West Virginia, Connecticut, Mississippi and New York are looking to bring sports wagering out of the shadows, with other states are likely to follow.
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The very essence of pari-mutuel wagering is that I bet against you in the same pool, and if I win, I get your money.
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Money markets are wagering a rate cut might come very soon, with futures showing a 50-50 chance of a quarter-point easing in June.
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Odds consultant John Lester told BuzzFeed News the site will lose $276,424, with 92% of its bettors correctly wagering that Trump would lie a lot.
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Sinclair has already been in talks with sportsbook operators about in-game wagering for the Tennis Channel cable network, which it also owns, he said.
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Within the next few years, mobile wagering and betting at remote kiosks will probably become the norm, as it is in many parts of Europe.
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That is one reason investors are still wagering on at least one more rate cut, with interbank futures fully priced for 1.75 percent by August.
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Investors reacted by wagering the next move in rates would be down, with fund futures now implying around 11 basis points of easing by December.
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The campaign has so far largely flouted traditional politicking, wagering instead on robust on-the-ground organizing to bring new voters into the political process.
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The Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act made it unlawful for a state to "sponsor, operate, advertise, promote, license, or authorize by law" sports wagering.
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The increased wagering on golf won't necessarily go away if Woods' doesn't hold up as a player: His previous comeback bids have ended in disappointment.
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The deals come in the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in May 2018 that allowed states to legalize, regulate and tax sports wagering.
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In a recent analysis, Moody's Investors Service said that even if every state broadly legalized athletics wagering, it would generate a combined $1.5 billion annually.
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This new style of betting, called exchange wagering, was pioneered by Paddy Power Betfair, helping it become the world's largest publicly traded online gambling company.
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Sports wagering now is up and running in 10 states, and an 11th, Iowa, was expected to launch live sports betting at noon on Thursday.
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Eight states now offer legal sports betting, including Nevada, which was never subject to the prior federal ban and has sanctioned sports wagering for years.
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In a 6-to-3 ruling this spring, the court opened the door to the lucrative business of legalized sports wagering in the United States.
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Wagering that the new federal health care law would be a boon, the billionaire investor Larry Robbins bet big on hospital stocks five years ago.
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Markets are wagering <0#YIB:> the RBA will have to cut another quarter point by mid-year, leaving rates at an historic low of 0.5%.
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Investors understand that coronavirus could be a major 2020 shock, but they are wagering again that something will prevent this from becoming an economic disaster.
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The widening net hauling in the president's advisors could one day snare him — the PredictIt event wagering site sees a 48 percent chance of impeachment.
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Despite the turbulence, one intrepid options trader is wagering a huge chunk of cash that one of these stocks is about to hit the jackpot.
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While few expect the Fed to cut rates at Wednesday's policy review, traders are wagering that policy makers will do just that in coming months.
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On the second, Ferguson leered at Harris who took this as the go ahead for the bum's rush he had been wagering his chances on.
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Online wagering venues such as Ireland's PaddyPower, which express candidates' prospects as traditional sports-betting odds, show Trump losing luster as Rubio and Cruz gain steam.
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I'm wagering, because of the tragedy factor involved, that Jon Snow will end up sacrificing both himself and his love to take out his girlfriend-aunt.
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The NCAA declined to implement standardized injury reports in college football for the 20173 season as a potential response to the rise of legal sports wagering.
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Officials may be wagering that, once clearer evidence is presented of Mr Meng's alleged corruption, their decision to detain him so furtively will appear more understandable.
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Money markets are wagering a rate cut might come very soon, with futures now showing a 50-50 chance for a quarter-point easing in June.
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For Mr Holzhauer, Daily Double-hunting and aggressive wagering are not substitutes for skill, but tools to reap even bigger paydays from world-class trivia prowess.
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Wagering on predictions market site PredictIt points to a 76 percent chance of her winning, while the finance industry has funneled $41.4 million to her campaign.
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That has given a modicum of comfort to investors wagering on Venezuela's junk bonds, some of whom are content to reap the massive yields they offer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers will take center stage at a conference in New York on Thursday to call out companies they are wagering against.
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At the time, New Jersey could have allowed sports wagering if it had acted within a year of the law's effective date, but chose not to.
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But Paddy Power, through its subsidiary Betfair US, has chosen horse racing as its American beachhead and exchange wagering as its lure to draw new customers.
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While Churchill operates the Kentucky Derby and the Stronach Group the Preakness Stakes, both have prohibited Betfair's exchange wagering, citing concerns it will encourage race fixing.
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"We will adjust sports wagering and championship policies to align with the direction from the court," NCAA chief legal officer Donald Remy said in a statement.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand holds its first policy meeting of the year next week and markets are wagering it will take a dovish stance.
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That is one reason markets are wagering the Reserve Bank of Australia will also be forced to cut rates, simply to stop its currency from appreciating.
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Pinnacle Sports observed "a series of bets from accounts with a history of wagering on suspicious matches" in the hour before the match in question began.
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There has been a flurry of offshore and European wagering on the finale of the hit show, but betting on a scripted series has its drawbacks.
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This form of wagering, which accounts for 22 percent of sports bets worldwide, according to the bookmaker William Hill, is becoming increasingly popular among N.F.L. fans.
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These revivals are scheduled just as New Jersey's casinos scramble to cash in on another way of separating gamblers from their savings: wagering on sporting events.
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Much like Mr. Biden, Mr. Bloomberg is wagering that Democratic voters will care far more about defeating Mr. Trump than any other political or ideological consideration.
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Instead, they are mimicking the Republican approach of the last eight years — the "party of no" — and wagering that brash obstruction will pay similar dividends. Gov.
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In 22, Japan changed its laws to allow Japanese fans to gamble on 254 internationally significant races, a move that increased wagering there to $22.5 billion.
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The Chinese New Year Raceday in February in Hong Kong, where racing is regulated and wagering is legal, attracted 89,084 people searching for a lucky start.
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They are wagering that we have forgotten both the 1980s Savings and Loan debacle and its repeat performance in the more recent 2008 global financial crisis.
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Fair enough: the quartet's plan hinged on convincing shareholders to accept a fiddly combination, which comprised both cash and stock in a spun-off "wagering" business.
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If retail and online wagering were to become accessible in all 133 states, Eilers & Krejcik predicted, sports betting in America could become a $16 billion industry.
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In the 2011 opinion, the department found that Wire Act prohibitions against interstate transmission of wagering-related information applied only to sports betting, not casino games.
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Putin knows his gesture won't go unnoticed by Trump, and is wagering that a measured response is the best way to kick things off with him.
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Bets on Clinton, the persistent favorite in most wagering markets, went as low as 37 cents in January and as high as 79 cents in August.
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For those watching at home, live betting odds will be displayed on the screen, covering a range of markets to tempt viewers into wagering on the outcome.
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Online flight blogs and forums have been active with discussion on the deals since the error, with posts wagering on whether Cathay would honour the ticket fares.
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A U.S. Supreme court decision in May threw out a 1992 ban, opening the door to any state that wants to legalize, regulate and tax sports wagering.
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The expression is actually "playing with house money" and is a gambling metaphor for someone wagering with their winnings and thus not having as much to lose.
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Instead of individuals standing solo at one-armed bandits, groups of players might compete against each other over wireless-enabled consoles offering a menu of wagering games.
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Minutes of the Federal Reserve's July meeting showed the bank's board members were deeply divided over whether to cut interest rates as sharply as markets were wagering.
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The ruling body said he bet in his own name, used proxy accounts and an account under his manager's name, wagering 35,771 pounds ($47,000) between 2003-15.
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By the numbers: Churchill Downs said wagering on the Derby rose 2175% to a record $21968 million, exceeding the previous mark of $149.9 million set last year.
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But before you start high-fiving strangers or wagering with your significant other that we're about to hear from the little gray guys, consider the bigger picture.
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Samsung is obviously wagering that the new Gear Fit 2 might be tech-sexy enough to help the company grow its overall share in the wearables market.
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That is one reason investors are still wagering on at least one more rate cut, with interbank futures <0#YIB:> fully priced for 1.75 percent by August.
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Consumer stocks gained with gambling house Tabcorp Holdings up 2.2 percent on news that it would sell its loss-making wagering and gaming joint venture Sun Bets.
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PredictIt, an online marketplace for wagering on outcomes of varying events that has become a popular outpost for Fed watchers, is now taking bets on vice chair.
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The eight-team Alliance of American Football (AAF) kicks off its inaugural season on Saturday promising both; a quality product on the field and real time wagering.
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This was more than a year before a US Supreme Court ruling lifted the federal ban on sports gambling in May 2018, allowing states to regulate wagering.
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Though initially opposed to a legalized wagering scheme, the NBA eased its position in January and formally asked for new laws that would legalize sports gambling nationwide.
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In response, Democrats have pounded Republicans on healthcare, wagering that the Republican-led effort to repeal Obama's Affordable Care Act has angered working- and middle-class voters.
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Mr. Hall started collecting Golub's work in 2700 and within six years he had amassed 23 pieces, wagering that Golub's work was undervalued and due to appreciate.
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Wagering or gaming contracts are not recognized in Malaysia, which means casinos do not have legal recourse for the gambling dues owed to them by its clients.
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Betting venues in Britain, Ireland and New Zealand show the online wagering community coalescing around Trump, once considered an interloper, attracting long-shot odds of 200/1.
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Ritvo is braced for short-term losses in attendance and wagering, but he contended that what he described as "the new normal" can generate long-term gains.
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Concern about leaks and inside information explains why fans haven't been able to place bets on the show on legal online wagering platforms in the United States.
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Now that sports betting is legally spreading across the United States, more Americans will begin to know the joy, and agony, of wagering on the World Cup.
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Investors are wagering policy makers will have to do more to revive spending and futures are pricing in a 40% chance of a rate cut by February.
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Mr. Trump famously called global warming a hoax during the campaign, and with this decision he's wagering that he was actually right — he's calling his own bluff.
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Still, State Department career staff members had for months imagined Tillerson's tenure would be short-lived and had even been wagering on how quickly it might happen.
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Online flight blogs and forums have been active with discussion on the deals since the error, with posts wagering on whether Cathay would honor the ticket fares.
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In New York, John Bonacic, a Republican from the Hudson Valley who is the chairman of the State Senate's racing, gaming and wagering committee, said that while the state's Gaming Commission could set regulations to allow sports wagering in New York, he intended to put in legislation next week to speed the process along, with an eye toward being ready for pro football — a big betting sport — in the fall.
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The 23-page opinion interprets the federal Wire Act, which prohibits interstate wagering, to apply to any form of gambling that crosses state lines, not just sports betting.
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Bills introduced on Monday by Democrats in the state Senate would allow casinos, racetracks and some former racetracks to conduct wagering on both professional and collegiate sporting events.
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The dismal growth challenges the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) optimistic economic outlook, with investors wagering that the central bank would cut interest rates to stimulate the economy.
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The debates are coming up fast, and I'm wagering we're past the era where climate is mostly absent, so Biden will field the topic then if not sooner.
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Betting venues in Britain, Ireland and New Zealand show the online wagering community coalescing around Trump, once considered a rank outsider attracting long-shot odds of 272/73.
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The multi-year, non-exclusive deal comes on the heels of an agreement between the NHL and another official sports wagering partner, MGM Resorts International, announced Oct. 29.
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The company NextVR, which shoots and broadcasts games and special content in VR, is wagering that virtual immersion is the next step in the professional sports viewing experience.
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While Facebook's ad business is a rapidly growing cash cow, the company's $312 billion market capitalization suggests shareholders are wagering on the company's ability to make money elsewhere.
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The service will only be available in New Jersey for now, but FanDuel said it hopes to offer it in other states as they allow mobile sports wagering.
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Markets imply around a 63% chance of a reduction to 1.25% at the RBNZ's next meeting on August 7, and are wagering heavily on 1% by year end.
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Through the agreement, theScore will be able to operate its soon-to-launch mobile app in 11 states where sports wagering is now or will soon be legal.
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Two years later the state passed a law repealing its prohibition on sports wagering, but only at racetracks and casinos in the state, which are already highly regulated.
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Exchange wagering has been approved in California, but opposition from the Stronach Group, which owns Santa Anita Park, as well as some prominent owners, has stalled its implementation.
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While previous eras were defined by acquiring competitors to become financial supermarkets or wagering capital in trading markets, the industry is now in a different period, ValueAct said.
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Carney made the bet at Dover Downs in Dover as he became one of about 36 people who made bets within the first 20 minutes of legal wagering.
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There have been a spate of such corporate deals in the wake of a May U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing states to legalize, regulate and tax sports wagering.
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Senator John J. Bonacic, a Mount Hope Republican and the chairman of the Racing, Gaming and Wagering Committee, is the sponsor of his chamber's bill on online poker.
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DraftKings is speaking with investors about raising another $150 million to $200 million in funding, in order to better build out its sports wagering business, Axios has learned.
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The growth of internet gambling globally has not only had a powerful impact on sports wagering, but has prompted match-fixing scandals in other international sports, like soccer.
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Wagering on elections in the United States is limited by law to relatively small trading platforms connected to universities, which use data from the markets for academic research.
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At the same time, moderates in the party are tempted by Mr. Biden, wagering that the political equivalent of comfort food to America may prove the safest recipe.
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Philip D. Murphy signed a bill on Monday that legalizes wagering, with gambling set to start on Thursday — just in time for the start of the World Cup.
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These funds are wagering that the merger will be completed in the time frame spelled out in the original announcement and at the price agreed to by management.
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Traders were wagering via exotic, lightly regulated instruments known as derivatives — creations that would play a leading role in pulling the world into the financial crisis of 2008.
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Nearly 24 million people, which is approximately 10 percent of the American adult population, participated in college basketball pools in 2017, accounting for nearly $3 billion in wagering.
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The weakness in home prices is a major reason financial markets are wagering the central bank will have to cut rates this year, possibly as soon as August.
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Why it matters: Coty valued Kylie Cosmetics at $1.2 billion and is wagering that the celebrity's personal brand and social media influence can revive its struggling beauty business.
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Throughout the season, bookmakers offering early Super Bowl wagering made the N.F.C. entrant — whomever it turned out to be — a 22010-point favorite over a generic A.F.C. representative.
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Such an inversion of the yield curve has presaged enough recessions in the past that investors are wagering the Fed will be forced to ease policy just as "insurance".
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For that money, horse owners have a chance to win a $7 million purse and share in the net revenue generated by the race from wagering and various sponsors.
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Ken Jennings first revealed the shocking truth on Twitter last week, telling a fan that wagering $69 is "officially forbidden on Jeopardy now" thanks to some new 2018 rules.
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Pay attention all you dice rolling, rent money wagering degenerates out there ... the country's most famous handicapper is giving you some NFL locks to make your weekend green (maybe).
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EASING GOES GLOBAL That is one reason markets are wagering the Reserve Bank of Australia will also be forced to cut rates, simply to stop its currency from appreciating.
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And, as the U.S. Supreme Court continues to deliberate on sport wagering, and whether the practice should be legal nationally, Carstanjen said this will only continue to increase revenue.
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The consortium offered A$3.40 per share cash for the lotteries business and shares in a spinoff wagering company it values at A$1 to A$1.60 a share.
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There are many ways to prepare to be on Jeopardy: watch the show, figure out a wagering strategy, practice buzzing in with a pen or a toilet paper holder.
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Even Brian and Justice for Punters don't expect bookmakers to endlessly pay out and, while interesting, hearing about the struggles of someone wagering £30,000 doesn't garner the most sympathy.
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Freeman of the American Gaming Association said he has heard rumors that the state will have wagering available by the start of the NBA Finals, which begin May 31.
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Nevada has not released its sports wagering tally for September, but during the previous three years its average for September, $40 million, has been much higher than New Jersey's.
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"On top of that, because it's a scripted event and there's no telling how many people know the outcome, it creates the possibility of unfair wagering," Mr. Wong said.
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Markets imply around a 63% chance of a reduction to 1.25% at the central bank's next meeting on August 7, and are wagering heavily on 1% by year end.
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But the wagering on who would prevail, which took place in offshore and European betting markets in the weeks before the finale, didn't give them much of a chance.
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But Robins said gamblers are wagering on purple in tribute to the late Kobe Bryant, who wore that color while playing for the Los Angeles Lakers his entire career.
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Since the demise of the federal ban on state-authorized sports betting 18 months ago, 18 states (plus Washington, D.C.) have joined Nevada in moving to legalize sports wagering.
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Traders in interest rate futures are wagering that the Federal Reserve will stand pat on rates in 2019 in the face of growth risks both at home and globally.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — If you were wagering on two of the most unlikely words to be paired in the English language, "Appalachian" and "bagel" would be a pretty good bet.
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It has only happened 292 times since 280, and only once have there been two 270-point or more favorites in the same week, the online wagering site Sportsbetting.
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That means investors passively putting money into the most popular exchange-traded fund, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF, are heavily, and perhaps unintentionally, wagering on U.S. tech companies.
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The report added that legal sports betting market could approach $6 billion in annual revenue by 2023, something that is based on an estimated 32 states offering sports wagering.
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While offshore companies like 5Dimes and local broker apps have dominated the Live In-Play Wagering lines, it's also an option in Vegas, through William Hill Race and Sports book.
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As part of the deal, Fox Sports said it will grant an exclusive license to The Stars Group for the use of certain Fox Sports trademarks to online sports wagering.
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Since the U.S. Supreme Court a year ago overturned a 1992 federal ban on sports wagering outside of Nevada, states have passed legislation that legalizes, regulates and taxes the activity.
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SYDNEY, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Australian lottery operator Tatts Group Ltd on Thursday posted a 16.5 percent fall in half-year profit as revenue fell in its lotteries and wagering businesses.
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A U.S. Supreme court decision in May threw out a 1992 prohibition against the activity, opening the door to any state that wants to legalize, regulate and tax sports wagering.
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Proponents of the nuclear deal, Mr. Kupchan said, have been wagering that it will help Iran evolve in a direction less hostile to the United States and other Western powers.
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Investors also seem to be wagering that Powell will stick to that script at his first appearance before the House on Tuesday, followed by testimony to the Senate on Thursday.
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New Jersey tried to pass a new law in 2014 that simply repealed key provisions of its prohibitions on sports wagering to the extent they applied at racetracks and casinos.
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The partnership with SBTech is intended to first help Churchill Downs enter New Jersey and Pennsylvania for sports betting and online gaming, and then to enter Mississippi for sports wagering.
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Even so, Radzyminski said he expected the consortium to return with a better proposal, possibly after finding a buyer for the wagering business such as Britain's Ladbrokes Coral Group LCL.
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Such commercial deals between sports leagues and bookmakers have been coming quickly since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled last May to allow states to legalize, regulate and tax sports wagering.
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The NHL in November announced a sports wagering partnership with FanDuel Group, a unit of Paddy Power Betfair Plc, coming on the heels of an agreement with MGM Resorts International.
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Several states are racing to regulate and tax sports betting after the U.S. Supreme Court on May 14 overturned a 1992 law banning sports wagering except in a few places.
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Technology and strategy firm Activate Consulting estimated legal sports betting could generate $19 billion in revenue, from wagering, as well as advertising, sponsorships, and media and data rights, by 2023.
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It's the collective conjecture of fans who are wagering on who will come out on top when the blockbuster HBO series comes to an end after an eight-season run.
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How to trade a recoveryThese days, Rogers is wagering that China, which has dealt with the coronavirus longer than any other nation, will eradicate the outbreak faster than Western countries.
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China Horse Club is also an opaque group that has become a major global player in the sport in just five years despite a ban on wagering in mainland China.
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Even with the scratch of a horse that was driving Japanese interest, wagering was allowed to continue in a separate pool in Japan and totaled $4.7 million, according to Panza.
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A defining feature of the financial crisis was a group of hedge funds making vast sums by wagering against supposedly AAA-rated mortgage debt well before markets imploded in 2008.
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The hedge funds wagering against the highest quality malls believe that the wider market will come to believe these A-quality malls are far more similar to lesser ranked ones.
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The winner of the feature race on Monday at Aqueduct, it was noted, ran gate-to-wire, starting in front and ending that way as the race's second wagering choice.
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The new opinion "is sure to lead to legal challenges," said Daniel Wallach, co-founding director of the sports wagering program at the University of New Hampshire School of Law.
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Roche is wagering that Foundation Medicine's tests will be needed by oncologists to guide how they fight tumors that vary by patient, regardless of which firm's drug they choose to use.
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Initially, Fox will debut two products, a free-to-play game and a real money wagering platform in states with legalized gaming, which will rival companies such as FanDuel and DraftKings.
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Tudor Jones also told Bloomberg TV that rate cuts are coming soon, and investors should bet on stocks, fixed income and gold "at least initially," while also wagering against the dollar.
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Why it matters: This deal could pave the way for in-game betting opportunities in baseball — the sport most ripe for live wagering with so many stops and starts between pitches.
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He once called bitcoin "probably rat poison squared," and at Berkshire's annual meeting in May likened wagering on bitcoin to betting on zero or double-zero on a Las Vegasroulette wheel.
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Investors including Templeton's Wilmshurst are wagering on bond-proxies or instruments that provide fixed income, such as infrastructure stocks with revenues largely immune to downturns and real estate investment trusts (REITs).
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The nine justices heard an hour-long argument in an appeal brought by outgoing Republican New Jersey Governor Chris Christie that aims to revive a 2014 state statute legalizing sports wagering.
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Hoping to provide an improved experience for fans, the Alliance of American Football partnered with MGM in an effort to provide betting options to fans interested in wagering on game outcomes.
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As Super Bowl week kicks off, Las Vegas wagering experts say the money is overwhelmingly coming in on the Panthers, who are currently six point favorites to win Super Bowl 50.
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New Jersey then tried to pass a new law in 2014 that simply repealed key provisions of its prohibitions on sports wagering to the extent they applied at racetracks and casinos.
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Instead of funding crooks, sports wagering could - when properly licensed and regulated within the states - spawn legitimate business enterprises that create jobs and raise tax revenue for states and local communities.
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The law is called the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act and it makes it unlawful for a state to "sponsor, operate, advertise, promote, license, or authorize by law" sports wagering.
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After providing Hovnanian with a loan, Blackstone took out insurance contracts wagering the company would default on its debts, and then persuaded Hovnanian to miss an interest payment, triggering a payout.
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He has been paired with Bart Barden, a product manager who previously worked for divisions of Electronic Arts and Microsoft, to spread the gospel of exchange wagering in the United States.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and other major U.S. sports leagues are fighting a 2014 state law that partially repeals prohibitions against sports wagering at New Jersey racetracks and casinos.
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Tatts in October agreed to a merger with Tabcorp to form a gambling powerhouse that would help both companies fend off a challenge from overseas online rivals in the wagering business.
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He has pushed to bring betting storylines and other wagering-related topics into the programming on Fox Sports TV channels, in an effort to draw more viewers to the betting platform.
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Financial markets are wagering the RBA will have to respond by cutting rates from already record lows of 1.5 percent, particularly given a recent disappointingly low reading for first quarter inflation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller bet against electric carmaker Tesla Inc during the fourth quarter, wagering that its share price will fall, according to quarterly filings released on Thursday.
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Some lawmakers have estimated that wagering could yield as much as $100 million during the first year, but the state treasurer, Elizabeth Muoio, has put it much lower, at $13 million.
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As Worth pointed out, each time the TLT has come close to that trend line, it has bounced off of it to the upside, and he's wagering on it happening again.
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In Europe, where sports betting thrives, wagering on N.F.L. and N.B.A. games has been fairly popular for years, but baseball, mostly unknown on the continent, has not made a huge impact.
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In Europe, Asia, and Australia, gambling on events while using "in-play wagering" and live data feeds more closely resembles the trading environment on the Nasdaq than a Las Vegas sportsbook.
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Officials across sports have for years complained that legalized wagering would lead to the corruption of their games through match-fixing, though there is no indication that is a realistic concern.
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Wagons sell poorly in the United States, but Buick is wagering the car will both win over fiercely loyal wagon fans and help the brand revamp its staid image among Americans.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and other major U.S. sports leagues are fighting a 85033 state law that partially repeals prohibitions against sports wagering at New Jersey racetracks and casinos.
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He's wagering, too, that enough voters whose allegiances aren't predetermined will balk at that — and will overlook his administration's dysfunction and his own indecency — to keep him in the White House.
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The central bank holds its July meeting next week and is thought likely to stay on hold for the moment, though markets are wagering it could well ease again in August.
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Investors have grown increasingly convinced that the Fed will not raise rates this year, and some are wagering that the central bank will even cut rates by the end of 2019.
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Ms Kerber's season-long slump surely played a part in how the wagering crowd valued her chances, but it can't explain the entire discrepancy: Ms Muguruza's season has been only slightly better.
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The start of the NFL and NCAA football seasons nearly tripled sports wagering revenue for New Jersey sportsbooks in September after a slow start following legalization in the state over the summer.
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Investors wagering on Wynn Resorts' newest Macau property are finding that even as the government supports development in the gambling region, it insists on a policy that could limit gaming-related growth.
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Together they command more than two-thirds of Australia's A$3.5 billion sports wagering market, but online-only players are growing their share, according to a March report from researcher IBIS World.
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About 63 percent of fans between 21 and 34 years of age think wagering on sports is acceptable, compared with 51 percent of all sports fans regardless of age, the study found.
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Churchill Downs Chief Executive Officer Bill Carstanjen said the company's sports betting venture will benefit from its experience of operating the largest legal online horse racing wagering business in the United States.
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Attorney General Ken Paxton said today wagering real money based on the performance of a sporting participant was "prohibited gambling in Texas" so long as a company like DraftKings takes a cut.
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The Interstate Wire Act of 1961 prohibits individuals from engaging in the business of wagering or betting through the use of a wire communication for the transmission in interstate or foreign commerce.
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In preparing for the show, the only things you really need to worry about are knowing your facts, having a grasp on wagering strategy, and having a few fun stories to tell.
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Because the U.S. sports wagering market is new and untested, most official partnerships between leagues and sportsbook operators have tended to be no longer than a few years, industry sources have said.
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Though initially opposed to a legalized wagering scheme, the NBA eased its position in January and formally asked for new laws that would legalize sports gambling nationwide, The New York Times reported.
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"We are pleased the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has denied New Jersey's latest attempt to allow sports wagering in the state," the N.C.A.A. said in a statement about Tuesday's ruling.
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"(The fans) will on a global basis have the option to play a free-to-play season-long game on our platform, and there will be no daily fantasy wagering," he said.
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In addition, Delaware, which was one of a small number of states that allowed limited sports betting before the court's decision, now plans to roll out full-scale sports wagering on Tuesday.
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The racing organization is creating new bet types in an effort to expand the market for wagering around Nascar races in the US, where more states are moving to legalize sports gambling.
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On Friday, several major thoroughbred tracks, such as and Santa Anita Park in California, plan to be open for competition and wagering, running full slates with four to 210 horses per race.
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The key, he said, is for the league to manage the process by, for instance, lobbying Congress to introduce a national policy on sports wagering instead of facing variations in each state.
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However, Australia has had a relaxed approach to sports wagering since the early 1800s, while in the U.S., it has been much more maligned, leading to an underground infrastructure of illegal bookmakers.
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Yet investors have gone even further on U.S. rates, wagering the Federal Reserve will ease by 100 basis points in the coming year starting with at least 25 basis points this month.
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Wang doesn't want to say how much he has invested in his birds, though he spends almost $1,500 a month looking after their health, and describes his pastime as wagering time and money.
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The short seller's publicly disclosed recent forays into Europe include a bet against French supermarket operator Casino Group, where Block is wagering the company's stock will fall because of its high debt burden.
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Investors also seem to be wagering that Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will stick to that script at his first appearance before the House on Tuesday, followed by testimony to the Senate on Thursday.
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The NRA seems to be wagering, as it has quite successfully in the past, that popular sentiment for tighter gun laws will wane as soon as the most recent massacre recedes from memory.
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But Fitbit is wagering that new smartwatch buyers won't miss some of those features in the Versa Lite and that the Inspire will appeal to people who may still find smartwatches too inaccessible.
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NEW YORK, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller bet against electric carmaker Tesla Inc during the fourth quarter, wagering that its share price will fall, according to quarterly filings released on Thursday.
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It's a little premature to be wagering on which of Nick Viall's Bachelor contestants will be named the next Bachelorette, considering that the frontrunners still have a solid chance of actually getting engaged.
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The Fed is widely expected to lower interest rates by 25 basis points (bps) at its July 30-31 policy meeting, with some in the market wagering on a larger 50 bps cut.
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The Fed is widely expected to lower interest rates by 25 basis points (bps) at its July 0.70083-31 policy meeting, with some in the market wagering on a larger 50 bp cut.
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Investors <0#YIB:> are wagering there is just a one-in-five chance of a hike by December and a move to 1.75 percent is not fully priced in until July next year.
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Nearly $150 billion is bet illegally by people in the United States, according to estimates by law enforcement and industry groups, a number that easily doubles when illegal wagering globally is factored in.
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For much of that time, William Hill US was focused on sports betting in pockets of the country, like Nevada, where wagering was already legal, as well as horse racing and other gaming.
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After Marshall made the initial bet, Brown told the NY Jets WR to "call me" if he was serious about wagering their expensive cars on who would have more receiving yards in 2016.
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DraftKings is telling prospective investors that it expects daily fantasy sports to generate most company revenue for years to come, given the relatively slow process of state-by-state approvals for sports wagering.
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"While customers must verify their age within 14 days to continue using an online wagering account, an age verification process is not required at all for customers to access online pornography," Wallace said.
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Following the proposed demerger, Crown will continue to own and operate its Crown Resorts' wagering and online investments and wholly-owned casino businesses, including Crown Melbourne, Crown Perth, Crown Sydney and Crown Aspinalls.
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Yet "Game of Thrones" has also shown just how hard it may be to have wagering on scripted Hollywood productions that isn't plagued by leaks, and the betting markets' version of insider trading.
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" Wagering on those events must be approved by Nevada's gaming control board, and only if the event meets seven criteria, including that the outcome "would be generated by a reliable and independent process.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has already reacted by cutting interest rates to a record low of 1%, and markets are wagering it will have to go all the way to 0.5%.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has already reacted by cutting interest rates to a record low of 1%, and markets are wagering it will have to go all the way to 0.5%.
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Investors were wagering rates would be cut once more to 0.5% next year and the RBA would then be forced into QE measures including buying government bonds and providing cheap funding to banks.
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For the N.F.L., in-play betting could mean wagering on events as granular as whether the next play will be a run or a pass, bets that have to be made within seconds.
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Investors are also wagering on policy easings from the Bank of England and Bank of Japan in coming weeks, while few see much chance of the Federal Reserve hiking U.S. rates anytime soon.
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When you're behind, it's easy to fear a wrong answer would cost you the game; while ahead, wagering conservatively could advance your lead if correct while not knocking you out if in error.
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They can buy Bitcoin (or Bitcoin futures contracts wagering that the price will go up) and couple that with a short contract on Bitcoin, or a bet that the price will go down.
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But there are a lot of unanswered questions about where and how legal sports wagering will roll out, and how much money the states – and bookmakers like William Hill – stand to receive from it.
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William Hill became the first "official wagering partner" of the Australian Open last year, and this year advertisements for the British bookmaker adorned the three main showcourts at Melbourne Park for the first time.
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Steve Bullock signed a bill to allow the state lottery to supervise a wagering system on kiosks and mobile apps, reports AP. The backdrop: The U.S. Supreme Court legalized sports betting nationwide last year.
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Francis is wagering biotech copies that work like their forerunners despite slight variations - no biologic drug can be exactly duplicated - will be irresistible for insurers, health care systems and governments aiming to contain costs.
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The announcement comes two days after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed states to legalize sports betting by endorsing New Jersey's bid for such wagering and striking down a 1992 federal law that prohibited it.
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Few seasoned portfolio managers wagering on the maker of rainbow-vomit photo filters will have properly vetted the product, though they will have perhaps gauged its popularity by monitoring their children's mobile-data usage.
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Backers of fantasy sports argue they are skilled-based entertainment products, not wagering, but critics say the daily versions allow fans to spend money on the games with a frequency akin to sports betting.
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The games — in which players create imaginary teams using players in real sports — would be classified as games of skill, not chance, an important legal distinction under a 2006 federal law governing online wagering.
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Delaware is set to launch full-scale sports betting next week, making it the first state to do so following the Supreme Court ruling striking down a ban on such wagering earlier this month.
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Live betting is more prevalent on the DraftKings sportsbook for the NBA than any other sport, with more than 70% of basketball bettors wagering live bets, the organizations said in a joint press release.
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They were wagering that they could get a better bill by ignoring the House group's work; if that project failed, then the Democrats could simply press the more liberal Senate bill upon the House.
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Traders say they believe that George Soros, known for his successful bet against the British pound in 1992, has the most money at stake in wagering that Deutsche Bank's shares will continue to drop.
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But in the Wynn case against the Malaysian fund manager, the casino's lawyers said they weren't seeking dues from a wagering contract but from a credit agreement that the Malaysian had failed to honor.
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Several forward-thinking local governments are powering on in spite of the statistics, wagering that if they build charging stations the new investments, lower emissions rates, and maybe even EV-driving tourists will follow.
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New Jersey is one of a handful of states that have rolled out full-scale sports betting programs since a U.S. Supreme Court decision on May 14 lifted a federal ban on sports wagering.
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"We are bullish on the potential for sports wagering to assist us in growing our business and promoting tourism in Connecticut," said Chuck Bunnell, Mohegan Tribe chief of staff of external and governmental affairs.
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Mr. Gorbachev was wagering that truthful and unfettered expression — a press able to criticize and investigate, history books without redacted names, and honest, accountable government — just might save the creaking edifice of Communist rule.
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Although the league has long shunned the idea of putting a team in Las Vegas, that stance has softened in recent years with the growth of daily fantasy sports and other forms of wagering.
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Gross domestic product grew faster than expected in the second quarter, but that hasn't been enough to reduce pressure for more stimulus from the RBNZ, with markets wagering on further rate cuts this year.
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This year, with eight states now offering legal sports betting, projections for wagering on Sunday's Super Bowl LIII have risen to more than $325 million, according to PlayUSA, which monitors the legal sports market.
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"The Supreme Court&aposs landmark PASPA ruling creates a golden opportunity to end illegal sports wagering once and for all by creating a well-regulated alternative that sports fans can trust," the casino mogul said.
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The major banks extended their recent rally, putting the squeeze on a mob of short sellers who had been wagering on a sharp downturn in Australia's housing market which has so far failed to materialise.
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U.S. casinos on Tuesday agreed to a code of conduct for responsible marketing of sports betting, a year after a pivotal court ruling paved the way for a new country-wide legal sports wagering market.
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But the logistical difficulty of placing bets on the exchange (particularly before internet access became widespread), along with the low wagering ceiling, limited it to trivial volumes of a few hundred thousand dollars a year.
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As far as the analysts could tell, this chance system makes wagering more on each shot worthless, since the game is ultimately determining randomly whether or not the player actually catches the fish they hit.
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By criminalizing a pastime that millions of Americans, including Presidents, enjoy, PASPA has succeeded in driving the billions spent on sports wagering underground, where it helps fund organized crime and prop-up shady overseas operators.
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Gaming, media, and tech companies are vying to corner pieces of the burgeoning sports betting market in the US, 18 months after the Supreme Court lifted a federal ban on sports wagering in the country.
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Even though his company has profited from online and exchange wagering, Power prefers clutching a multicolor Bic pen in his fist and keeping track of his money with a scrawl and a rainbow of colors.
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With that much at stake, gamblers are turning to more sophisticated tools that involve complex data analysis to achieve better odds, real-time wagering during games, fund managers who pool bets and risk management practices.
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Sports teams generate reams of sensitive information relating to players' salaries, contract negotiations, proposed player swaps, and even injury and other health information, all of which can be used to gain an edge in wagering.
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TVG, which broadcasts races from more than 150 tracks across the world, saw a 75 percent increase in wagering on its betting platform on Saturday and Sunday, compared with the same two days in 5.
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Those wagering against Tesla's shares finished the day with a loss of $1.3 billion, and for the month, their losses had reached nearly $3 billion, according to S503 Partners, a financial technology and analytics firm.
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The outlook for rates remains a big unknown for next year with markets wagering it will cut at least once more to 0.5% and even take the plunge into quantitative easing by buying government debt.
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Investors assume the central bank will stay at 1% after cuts in both June and July, but are also wagering that further easing is inevitable given the risks to global growth from the escalating Sino-U.
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To do that they are wagering on their market power as Australia's current A$2.1 trillion ($1.57 trillion) pool of retirement savings is set to reach an astronomical A$10 trillion by 2035, according to Deloitte.
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Trump is wagering the 2020 election, and possibly the GOP's future for years beyond, on a very different bet: that the party has more to gain from castigating the nation's largest cities than from courting them.
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According to certain estimates, the U.S. sports betting market could rack up $1.8 billion at the low end and move as high as $9 billion of gross gaming revenue, depending on how many states allow wagering.
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Each state's legislature must hammer out its own rules and regulations governing on-site — commercial and tribal casinos, racetracks, lottery vendors — online and mobile sports wagering, and determine licensing fees and tax rates paid by operators.
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Peugeot Chief Executive Carlos Tavares is wagering that he now can gain an advantage against rivals such as Renault SA and Volkswagen AG with the help of the added revenue and sales volume provided by Opel.
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Now Roosevelt and other progressive groups are wagering that a mandate for economic overhaul might already exist, and that it might even be carried out by the woman who always was the party's near-certain nominee.
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Legal wagering on sports has been approved in 18 US states and Washington, DC, and more places have moved toward legalization since the Supreme Court struck down a federal ban on sports betting in May 2043.
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The proposal from the Pacific Consortium comprises A$3.40 per share cash for the lotteries business and shares in a spinoff wagering company the consortium values at A$1 to A$1.60 a share, Tatts said.
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Its statutory loss was A$20.8 million after one-off costs related to its A$6.15 billion buyout of lottery owner Tatts Group Ltd, and a previously flagged impairment charge for online wagering business Sun Bets.
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The Sportsbook app only lets you place bets on sporting events when you are in New Jersey, which legalized wagering on sporting events online and on mobile devices as well as at physical locations last year.
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Abortion opponents emboldened by the prospect of President Donald Trump further shaping the ideological direction of the Supreme Court are wagering the Iowa ban or similar measures could provide a test case for overturning Roe v.
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"We could see sports betting grow by more than 300 percent in September as NFL and college football ramp up, and the number of options for online sports wagering in New Jersey continues to grow," PlayNJ.
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The legislation, which passed with 75 votes from members of Prime Minister Edi Rama's Socialist Party, will force the closure of slot machine parlors, betting shops and all other forms of sports wagering including via online sites.
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Daniel Wallach, co-founding director of the University of New Hampshire School of Law Sports Wagering and Integrity Program, said the opinion could have "an immediate chilling effect" on the ability of states to conduct lotteries online.
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"We are excited to partner with Everi and honored to have been chosen as an interactive technology provider that will help them achieve their social and real money wagering goals," said Kent Young, president of Spin Games.
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"It is an invitation for the consortium to go away and sharpen their pencils and pay more for lotteries and less for wagering," said Charlie Green, a director at Hunter Green Institutional Broking which owns Tatts shares.
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A state legislative committee is expected to consider a bill on Monday that would charge an 8 percent tax on gross sports wagering revenues at casinos and racetracks, and a 12.5 percent levy on online sports bets.
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It also bars ads placed in media outlets and venues where most of the audience is expected to be below the legal sports wagering age, which is usually 18 to 21 years old depending on the state.
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It is also something that should be taken seriously, especially since the United States Supreme Court is hearing arguments next week on a New Jersey case that could expand sports wagering to states beyond Nevada — wagering that is now leaning away from the N.F.L. "Some good players have gone down this season, and it has cost us, especially the loss of that pretty good quarterback in Green Bay," Bogdanovich said, referring to Aaron Rodgers, who has been out with a broken collarbone since Week 6 of the N.F.L. season.
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"Digital sports wagering represents a growing market opportunity that allows us to diversify our revenue streams, connect directly with consumers and expand the reach of the FOX Sports brand," said Fox Sports CEO Eric Shanks in a statement.
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Having slumped about 6 percent versus the dollar in 2018, with analysts wagering in early January of a move toward 7 per dollar by mid-year, the yuan has defied pressure and gained around 2.5 percent this year.
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During the show, Holzhauer said he was a hardcore online poker player before making the jump to sports gambling -- but now he puts together complex mathematical models to find an advantage when it comes to wagering on games.
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The chance of a rate cut seemed to diminish as many Fed policy makers saw recent weakness in inflation as "transitory," though the latest escalation in the trade war means markets are still wagering on an eventual easing.
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Having slumped about 6 percent versus the dollar in 2018, with analysts wagering in early January of a move towards 7 per dollar by mid-year, the yuan has defied pressure and gained around 2.5 percent this year.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The rise of mobile betting is transforming global sports wagering faster than regulators can react, flooding the industry with cash and potentially contributing to corruption scandals like the one roiling world tennis, experts and insiders say.
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In promoting his hard-line views on crime, immigration and hostile nations, Mr. Trump was wagering that voters would embrace his style of populism and his promises of safety if they feel even less secure by Election Day.
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The chance of a rate cut seemed to diminish as many Fed policy makers saw recent weakness in inflation as "transitory", though the latest escalation in the trade war means markets are still wagering on an eventual easing.
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And there was the intriguing possibility of even more wagering via computer, after the state attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, a Democrat, announced a partial settlement on Monday with two major daily fantasy sports companies, FanDuel and DraftKings.
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On the Assembly side, J. Gary Pretlow, a Westchester County Democrat who is chairman of the Committee on Racing and Wagering, said he expected daily fantasy sports to become legal, though with new controls to protect the public.
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The NBA believes that bets on its games will multiply by 30 as states move to legalize sports wagering, and it wants to be repaid for what it believes will be extra expenses related to monitoring those wagers.
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Gold steadied on Thursday as a weaker dollar and lower U.S. yields lent support, with investors wagering that policy tightening in the United States would be glacial at best, though gains were capped by surging global stock markets.
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Lately, he has found value in Brazil, wagering nearly a fifth of the fund's assets on two affiliated companies — Itaúsa, a Brazilian conglomerate doing everything from banking to manufacturing, and Itaú Unibanco Holding, a financial subsidiary of Itaúsa.
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Financial markets <0#YIB:> are wagering on at least one more quarter-point cut by the middle of this year, though most doubt the central bank will move at its first meeting of the year on Feb. 4.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. casinos on Tuesday agreed to a code of conduct for responsible marketing of sports betting, a year after a pivotal court ruling paved the way for a new country-wide legal sports wagering market.
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The "explosive growth" in sports wagering contributed to a 19.5 percent overall increase in New Jersey's total gaming revenue to $281.7 million in September versus the same month the previous year, division director David Rebuck said in a statement.
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The 21-year-old world number two, fellow shuttler Kenichi Tago and other team mates from their domestic Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corp side admitted to wagering at the Tokyo casino, which had since closed after police raids.
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I am proud to have fought for the rights of the people of NJ. The decision is a victory for Christie, who has been fighting since 85033 to make sports wagering legal at racetracks and casinos in the state.
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Three investors in early- to later-stage companies broke down the companies that are making money and the startups that stand to win most in sports wagering at the Sports Betting USA conference in New York City last week.
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Although Delaware beat New Jersey in opening the betting window, allowing gambling to begin Tuesday, New Jersey is the first state to officially make wagering legal in a state where it had been prohibited since the Supreme Court's decision.
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These groups are wagering that capitalizing on women's outrage over Kavanaugh, who was accused by three women of sexual misconduct before his controversial confirmation, will prove a winning strategy for federal and state candidates promising to defend reproductive rights.
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Mr. Strange, who was appointed to fill the seat vacated by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, is wagering that his only path to victory next Tuesday is through embracing the president and attempting to make the race a Trump referendum.
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And the phenomenon has been amply illustrated by the wagering that the VIX index, a measure of how sharply investors think stocks will shoot up and down, will continue to move lower as it has done in recent weeks.
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As Kicker gained control of the match and won the first set, the betting odds shifted strongly against him, suggesting that a person or persons wagering on the match were unduly confident that he would lose despite his lead.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's central bank left interest rates at record lows on Tuesday as it waits for the three cuts already delivered to gain traction in a sluggish economy, though markets are wagering more easing will ultimately be needed.
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In the 19th century, the government began relying heavily on blood quantum, or "degree of Indian blood," wagering that, over generations of intermarriage, tribes would be diluted to the point that earlier treaties would not have to be honored.
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Asian shares edged ahead on Thursday after Wall Street got a boost from strong retail results, but minutes of the Federal Reserve's July meeting showed policymakers were deeply divided over whether to cut interest rates as sharply as markets were wagering.
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Shabazz said in a note to The Verge that Google charges $20 for every million characters translated through Google Translate, so he's basically wagering that the combination of ad revenue and subscription revenue will be higher than the translation expenses.
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In May, Fox spent more than $236 million for a nearly 5% equity stake in The Stars Group to build FOX Bet, a Fox-branded sports betting platform expected to launch this fall in U.S. states where sports wagering is legal.
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Daily fantasy sports is a hyper-accelerated form of sports wagering that compresses seasons into a single day and lets players wager thousands of dollars on those outcomes, which is precisely why it's compared with outlawed gambling contests like online poker.
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If this maxim has any weight, then surely it would apply to PASPA (the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act), the 25-year-old federal law that prohibits the states from legalizing or establishing their own laws for sports wagering.
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The AAF has built a proprietary tech platform, that Ebersol described as a "game changer" that will allow for a real-time, rewards-based system of integrated gaming and in-game wagering to fans in states where sports gambling is legalized.
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"The consortium bid, in a way, is an exploration if Tabcorp values lotteries or not," Radzyminski said, calling the structure of the new offer an invitation to Tabcorp to drop its takeover proposal and acquire the wagering component from the consortium.
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However, Vermont law bans wagering on both games of chance and of skill, Treadwell said, noting that one key legal precedent was an 1856 court decision related to a bet made on the sale of a pair of gray horses.
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Potential candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand are wagering that progressives will have a significant say in who gets the Democratic nomination and advancing measures like Medicare for All and the abolition of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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But in warming to the president, Mr. Heller is not just returning a favor to Mr. Trump for clearing his primary field: The senator is also wagering that he cannot win in a midterm election without galvanizing his state's Republican base.
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"This was always going to be a gold mine for New Jersey," said Raymond Lesniak, a former Democratic state legislator who led a campaign against a national ban on sports wagering that was ultimately set aside by the Supreme Court.
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"After the midterm elections in November, I think we're going to see a substantial number of states aggressively start looking at whether they want sports wagering in their states," Mr. Rebeck said, adding that he has been contacted by officials elsewhere.
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By then he had filled his pockets and achieved a level of celebrity and was on his way to carving out a career in another arena of risk-laden wagering back in the United States — as a commodities futures trader.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Super Bowl may be the biggest sports wagering event in the United States each year, but announcers will not be talking about betting during the broadcast of the big game next month, CBS said on Thursday.
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Building a home takes time, but it's also an investment in anticipation, in wagering on the energy of a random Thursday when I find myself between moments, landing on that photo of my mother and her sisters hanging on my wall.
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At least some Taliban commanders who had been prepared to give talks the benefit of the doubt now discreetly reproach their envoys for wagering too much on the United States and failing to consider what they now see as American unreliability.
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Promoted by a Presbyterian minister, this attempt to eliminate the "temptation" of off-track wagering did little; Tammany Hall liked the poolrooms and used its clout with the police to keep them open (with the occasional show raid, of course).
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It said its decision was in line with NCAA policy that bans championships in states that display the Confederate battle flag of the U.S. Civil War or authorize sports wagering and at schools that use "hostile or abusive" Native American imagery.
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A recent report from research firm Eilers & Krejcik Gaming indicated roughly 12 to 15 million Americans currently participate in illegal wagering and that figure does not include "social" or "casual" bettors that are not frequently placing high wagers on games.
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She is wagering that even voters excited by Mr. Sanders's inspiring message will reconsider their support when they learn of his lack of experience in foreign policy and his vague explanations for how he will pay for his expansive government programs. Mrs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Donald Trump's prospects of winning the Republican nomination for the White House have slid sharply in online wagering venues, and bets that Republicans could have a fractured convention or that Trump may run as a third-party candidate were increasing.
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Thanks to the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) of 1992, which prevented states that had not already legalised sports betting from doing so, wagering on the outcome of athletic contests is mostly illegal outside Nevada and is strictly forbidden online.
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Between 8.53% to 93% of bets placed are on who will win the tournament, with about 5% to 10% of bettors wagering on the prop bets and match-ups, according to Jay Rood, vice president of race and sports at MGM Resorts.
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The portfolio includes 25 startups, including Bellhops, a five-year-old, Chattanooga, Tn.-based local moving services startup, and Unikrn, a three-year-old, Bellevue, Wa.-based e-sports wagering service that raised $31.4 million via an initial coin offering last fall.
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In May, Fox spent more than $236 million for a nearly 5% percent equity stake in The Stars Group Inc to build FOX Bet, a Fox-branded sports betting platform expected to launch this fall in U.S. states where sports wagering is legal.
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In particular, traders had been loading up on call options in the Cboe Volatility Index, a measure of the 2000-day implied volatility of U.S. stocks also known as the VIX or "fear gauge," wagering on big price swings in the market.
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"We tried for months but didn't get permission from Nevada until the day before [IEM Oakland], which didn't give us time to properly promote," she said, adding that the hotel continues to look for opportunities that will bring esports wagering into the mainstream.
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"The entry of large global operators such as William Hill and Sportsbet could have helped push a deal across the line as they have taken a sizeable slice of the local wagering market," said Matthew Felsman, a wealth adviser at AAP Securities.
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Senator John J. Bonacic, who heads the Committee on Racing, Gaming and Wagering, said late Tuesday that "we have an agreed-upon bill," though it would still need to be passed by both houses of the State Legislature and signed by Gov.
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In May, Fox Sports, a unit of Fox Corp, said it was investing $236 million for a nearly 5 percent stake in gaming provider The Stars Group as part of a deal to launch its Fox Bet-branded wagering platform later this year.
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Unlike the NBA, MLB and NHL, the NFL has yet to sign on with official sports betting partners but wagering is as much a part of football as tackling with an estimated $6 billion bet illegally on last Sunday's Super Bowl in Atlanta.
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Brian Musburger started Vegas Stats and Information Network, a sports network built for gamblers, in 2017 — more than a year before a US Supreme Court decision lifted a federal ban on sports wagering and spurred more companies to get in on the action.
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New Jersey's challenge to the Paspa law, passed in 1992, was considered a long shot, but the case has brought together a disparate group of sports wagering proponents — among them lawmakers, casino owners, international sports book operators and even members of the public.
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The New York-based fund generated returns of almost 40 per cent in 2016 wagering that energy bonds hit by a declining oil price would recover, according to a hedge fund performance document produced by HSBC and seen by the Financial Times.
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For its part, after hemorrhaging billions of dollars with a rental and "asset-light" model, co-working giant WeWork is "now wagering that buildings become more valuable with WeWorks in them," according to a Bloomberg Businessweek profile of the company's founder published Wednesday.
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Mr. Golden, an assistant leader in the Maine House who once worked for Senator Susan Collins, a Republican, is wagering that the district's rightward shift actually has less to do with newfound loyalty to Republicans than Democrats' neglect of kitchen-table issues.
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Wagering on the fear gauge, a measure of how volatile investors expect stock markets to be in the month ahead, has traditionally been the province of highly specialized investors with the cash and financial relationships to purchase the derivatives that facilitate these trades.
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The Trump administration is wagering that the sanctions can pile enough pressure on Iran that they will lead to a better deal than President Barack Obama secured, even though Obama enforced the same penalties and marshaled far more international support for them.
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Assemblyman Gary Pretlow, a Democrat from Westchester County who leads the Racing and Wagering Committee, was impressed by the amount of money being floated — "They are offering $5003 million each," he said — adding that such a windfall could improve the state's finances immediately.
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In fact, when you're part of that elite group dubbed the A-list, couturiers around the world will fight to clothe you in custom duds, wagering that the press they'll receive for doing so will be well worth forgoing their usual astronomical price tag.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's central bank held rates at an all-time low of 21% on Tuesday as it weighed the impact of past easing, though markets are wagering the tide of policy stimulus sweeping the world will compel it to cut again before year-end.
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Everi will leverage Spin Games' leading technology capabilities for social and real money wagering platforms to deliver an extensive portfolio of popular slot gaming titles to mobile devices, desktop platforms, and multiple internet browsers, enabling players to access the games they enjoy at any time.
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Now, after the collapse of oil prices from more than $100 a barrel 83 months ago, Mr. Ellis is wagering that this link between land and oil will create opportunities to buy premium ranches at 2008 and 2009 prices, or about a 25 percent discount.
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Related: The 2150 Risk Takers pushing global business forward The two are wagering a lot of money — and potentially their reputations as two of the business world's mightiest moguls — on a bet that consumers will pay for a mobile-only, short-form video service.
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House Republicans are wagering that their stance will give them sufficient cover with conservative party activists for whom resistance to Medicaid expansion is a sine qua non, while appealing to more moderate swing voters who consider the Republican Party needlessly hard-hearted on health care.
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"We feel it's just a matter of time before we break below $30 to the downside," said Tariq Zahir, fund manager at New York's Tyche Capital Advisors, who is wagering that nearby U.S. crude futures will weaken versus forward contracts in coming days and weeks.
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But if his language more closely resembled a European nationalist's than a mainstream Republican's, he was wagering that voters are stirred more by their fears of Islamic terrorism than any concerns they may have about his flouting traditions of tolerance and respect for religious diversity.
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Those calls fell on deaf ears until a few years ago, when leagues recognized that the spread of sports wagering into nearly every state — from casinos to lotteries to fantasy sports — made Las Vegas less of a threat to their games than they once imagined.
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While some US companies are still figuring out how to profit off sports betting sector, one consulting firm estimated that sports wagering could generate $19 billion in revenue by 2023, including direct gaming revenue and advertising, sponsorship, and affiliate dollars tied to gaming businesses.
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The governing board said its decision was in line with current NCAA policy that already bans championships in states that display the Confederate battle flag of the U.S. Civil War or authorize sports wagering and at schools that use "hostile or abusive" Native American imagery.
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A lot of the fans at those races have no more than a couple of bucks floating on the outcome, hardly the kind of wagering magnet sufficient to keep the lights on or to make the annual Derby winner at least briefly a national institution.
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Now, just a month ahead of the 30th anniversary of Black Monday, when the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index plunged 20 percent, Mr. Cole is wagering on a similar calamity, underpinned by a vicious spike in the VIX and a steep sell-off in stocks.
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The chairmen of the Assembly and Senate racing and wagering committees believed the commission has the power to authorize online sports gambling, but the governor's office said that would take a change in the State Constitution, which requires two legislatures' approval and a voter referendum.
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Vowing to eliminate private health insurance, decriminalize illegal immigration and provide government health care benefits to undocumented migrants, high-profile contenders like Senators Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris are wagering that they can energize voters eager to dismantle President Trump's hard-line policies.
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PHILADELPHIA — Before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit began the important business on Wednesday of deciding whether New Jersey could offer legal wagering on sports, Judge Thomas L. Ambro offered a tribute to Justice Antonin Scalia, listing his many contributions to the law.
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The risks are such that investors are wagering on more stimulus from Beijing -- even though conventional measures in such cases can do little to reverse a sharp slump in demand -- while a host of other central banks are under pressure to safeguard their economies with cheaper loans.
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Wagering from all sources on the Derby program was the second highest in history, totaling $192.6 million, 1 percent off the record set in 2015; the total handle on the Preakness program was a record $94.1 million, about $100,000 more than the previous mark, set in 2005.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The start of the National Football League season brought a rush of online betting for sports wagering provider DraftKings, where total bets in a single day equaled 10 percent of the number of bets placed over the previous five weeks, the company said.
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SugarHouse Online Sportsbook, which has accepted online bets in New Jersey for less than three weeks, saw wagering volume roughly double during the first weekend of the NFL season versus the prior weekend, said Mattias Stetz Chief Operating Officer of Rush Street Interactive, which runs SugarHouse.
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Scott Warfield, Nascar&aposs managing director of gaming — and one of Business Insider&aposs sports betting power players — told us that in-race wagering, in particular, could make auto racing more "digestible" for millennials, who may not want to devote two to four hours watching a race.
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But like other smartphone makers (such as Apple), Google is wagering that features like the screen's adaptive refresh rate, its power management tools, and even Dark Mode, which rolled out with Android 10, will be more critical to extending battery life than the actual battery size.
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The risks are such that investors are wagering on more stimulus from Beijing — even though conventional measures in such cases can do little to reverse a sharp slump in demand — while a host of other central banks are under pressure to safeguard their economies with cheaper loans.
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GE has bet big on big data in recent years, wagering that it can increase profits by monitoring the industrial equipment it sells, running the data through Predix, and selling its customers follow-on services to improve their machinery's performance on the factory floor — and now, in oil fields.
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"While customers must verify their age within 14 days to continue using an online wagering account, an age verification process is not required at all for customers to access online pornography," Andrew Wallace, Chair of the Social Policy and Legal Affairs Committee, said in a press release in September.
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But for some bettors, who rely on hunches and superstitions as much as the form chart, the "Curse of Apollo" will be on their minds when they step up to the wagering windows where last year $21 million was bet on the Kentucky Derby, according to the website WalletHub.
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But the key to investing is to know what you own, and Erin Gibbs, equity chief investment officer of S&P Global, points out that making a bet on the EEM is essentially wagering on China, which could prove dangerous given the volatility in its currency and stock market.
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As the nascent legal U.S. sports betting industry expands, major events like the NCAA's March Madness are providing first glimpses of how many betters may want to move from illegal to legal wagering, and how much money casinos, racetracks and bookmakers stand to make in the years to come.
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With voters heading to the polls and to caucus in 291 states across the country, Pivit has been monitoring the Political Prediction Market, which is powered by the predictions of 28,81 users in conjunction with publicly available polling and real-money wagering market data, to assess the 227 field.
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"It's one of the largest victories for animal protection in history in the western world," Carey Theil, founder of GREY113K USA Worldwide, told PEOPLE of the move, which bans wagering on live dog races and mandates phasing out of all commercial dog racing in the state by Dec.
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"Nobody's going to be able to tell you there's a silver bullet to fix racing, but I think there are a lot of things that could be tried," Douglas Reed, senior associate at Spectrum Gaming Group, said about horse racing, one of the country's most beleaguered wagering industries.
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In 22, High Point, North Carolina-based Stanley Furniture Co brought back production of cribs and other baby furniture from China to a U.S. plant, wagering that parents worried about a string of Chinese factory quality scandals would pay $25 for cribs nearly identical to imports selling for $43.
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Meet the 22 power players leading the explosion of the US sports betting spaceGaming, media, and tech companies are vying to corner pieces of the burgeoning sports betting market in the US, 18 months after the Supreme Court lifted a federal ban on sports wagering in the country.
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"Concerns and risks associated with wagering on intercollegiate athletics have existed for many years, though the new Pennsylvania law, which we opposed, magnifies the risks and justifies our augmented outreach efforts," said Powers, who noted that Penn State was considering using a monitoring service to detect troubling betting patterns.
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In New Jersey, for example, sportsbooks at Meadowlands Racetrack and their online counterparts have handled more than $1.2 billion in wagers since the market was born in mid-June, despite having only three brick-and-mortar outlets in the early going and no availability for online wagering until August.
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On Sunday, as I was at Court 6 at Melbourne Park watching an Australian Open mixed doubles match that someone else had flagged as suspicious, I was thinking about how curious wagering patterns and a player's pointedly poor performance are easy to spot — but aren't enough to conclusively prove fixing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some of Wall Street's largest fund managers have taken a contrarian bet on gold, wagering that U.S. President Donald Trump's governing style and upcoming elections in Europe will combine to create more stock market volatility and boost the prices of a metal long seen as a safe haven.
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The match, a first-round encounter pitting David Marrero and Lara Arruabarrena against Lukasz Kubot and Andrea Hlavackova, had been flagged by bookmakers hours before it began for suspicious betting patterns, with Pinnacle Sports suspending wagering on the match after unusually large and lopsided betting activity on Kubot and Hlavackova.
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Hungary is wagering its offer of a more frugal summer games than those that might be offered by richer rivals Los Angeles, Paris and Rome will better reflect the spirit of the International Olympic Committee's Agenda 22017 - a new policy seeking a return to simpler values and smaller price tags.
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Ralph S. Northam of Virginia on Saturday used the first debate of the state's race for governor to assail President Trump as a liar and a "dangerous man," wagering that the growing backlash against the president will overwhelm Ed Gillespie, the Republican nominee, in a state drifting to the political left.
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The elder Mr. Skelos, who is accused of bribery, extortion and conspiracy, may effectively be wagering that jurors will find his word as a long-serving Republican state senator and former Albany power broker more credible than that of the other witnesses, several of whom have plea agreements with the government.
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Real-time digital wagering has created betting opportunities that don't rely on the score; the appeal of a game in which the Patriots are up by 30 points in the fourth quarter is altogether different if you can put money down right then on how many more first downs they'll get.
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The justices are weighing whether to hear an appeal by Christie and some of his top officials of a lower court's 2016 ruling striking down a New Jersey law legalizing sports wagering because it ran afoul of a 1992 federal law that bans such gambling in all but four of the 50 states.
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The Democrat-dominated State Assembly has taken no formal position, though the chairman of its committee on racing and wagering, J. Gary Pretlow, a Westchester County Democrat who has supported legalizing online poker in New York, said late last year that he expected the Legislature to act to legalize fantasy sports. Gov.
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During their initial runs years ago, each man largely played like, well, you might if you were there: working from the easiest clues to the hardest, clearing out one category before moving to the next, and wagering a portion of their total on Daily Doubles rather than going all in every time.
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But the league has not loosened its rules prohibiting players from gambling on football games, and discussions of gambling or the implications of game developments on gambling are largely absent from N.F.L. broadcasts, even though the United States Supreme Court in 2017 essentially gave states the green light to allow sports wagering.
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Marine Le Pen, the face of the French far-right, is trying to bring American-style identity politics to France — wagering that direct appeals to the country's women, Jews, and secular-minded voters will help her win the French presidency despite widespread concerns about her hardline views on immigration, outsiders, and globalization.
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NEW PLAN The bill clarifies that people (including many professional gamblers) who also deduct wagering expenses, such as the cost of travel to and from a casino, must add those expenses to their total losses before comparing that sum to their total taxable winnings for the purpose of making the overall deduction calculation.
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In addition to the five states where legal sports wagering is up and running, another four to eight will "probably be accepting bets by the coming football season," Jake Williams, Sportradar Group's vice president of legal and regulatory affairs, told Reuters in an interview after a conference co-sponsored by the sports data provider.
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The justices endorsed New Jersey's bid to allow such wagering in a ruling that ushers in a new era for the leading U.S. sports leagues, which had sued to block the state's sports gambling law and called such betting a threat to the integrity of competition, fearing game-fixing and other types of cheating.
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Given these cultural roots, it's not surprising that a wagering game that's swept Asia has also gained purchase in Asian-American sections of the US. While these are culturally and ethnically different groups, says Dr. Fong—and he cautions that not all Asians gamble—the theme of wanting to play and "go big" when betting retains some similarity.
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In fact, someone else with the same win percentage could still find themselves walking away with a loss, provided he didn't follow the Sports Insights advice of wagering a consistent five percent of one's bankroll on a every bet — a warning Justin reflects on as he considers paying more for the service as his promotional rate ends.
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These sites are now legal in New York State — but nationwide it's a varied outlook DraftKings and FanDuel were originally banned in New York state back in March, with State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman ruling that wagering money on real-life sporting outcomes (the teams are fake, but the players are real) constitutes illegal online gambling.
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There was little to suggest that this spot, the William Hill Sports Bar, might in a few weeks take a turn in the national spotlight as the first venue in the country outside of Nevada where gamblers can place sports bets in the aftermath of the Supreme Court's landmark decision paving the way for such wagering.
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But the combination of that business model with legal gambling has created a flywheel that has given FanDuel and its rival DraftKings a big boost in the US.In 2019, FanDuel had the largest sports-gambling market share in New Jersey, which was home to more legal wagering on sports than anywhere else in the US except Nevada.
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But it bounced back 0.8 percent as a number of heavyweight colleagues backed May and traders started wagering that she would survive, isolating opponents who want a clean, sudden break from the EU. Nevertheless, uncertainty over what will be a secret ballot on Wednesday evening capped gains, keeping the pound around $1.26, having shed 61.063 percent in the previous two sessions to a trough of $1.2483.
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"In the spirit of bi-partisanship and in recognition of the resilience of the communities impacted by the recent wildfires in California and Hurricane Harvey in Texas, the governors are wagering wine, beer and food from businesses in regions impacted by these disaster and encouraging the public to see, last and experience what their respective states have to offer," the governors' offices said in a release.
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By heeding those calls, Mr. Perez is wagering that the committee members who will select the next party leader in late February are open to tapping somebody with few ties to the D.N.C. While he has served in positions in state and federal government, Mr. Perez, 55, has scant experience with electoral politics, having served just four years on the Montgomery County Council in Maryland.
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In the same way that Barack Obama was the third politician onstage at the most recent Democratic debate between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, former President George W. Bush was there on Saturday night — derided by Donald Trump, defended by Marco Rubio and wrapped in a bear hug by his younger brother Jeb, who is wagering a tall stack of chips on W.'s popularity in the Palmetto State.
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The chairman of the Assembly Committee on Racing and Wagering, J. Gary Pretlow, a Democrat from Mount Vernon, announced on Thursday that there would be a vote on a bill to legalize daily fantasy sports, the multibillion-dollar sports-betting industry that was bulldozed from New York last year after the state attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, ordered its two largest purveyors, DraftKings and FanDuel, to stop operating.
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Although the state legislature last year created a framework for legal wagering on sporting events, and the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision suddenly allows all 50 states to take bets on sports, Connecticut faces a conundrum: A definitive law still needs to be passed, and a major sticking point is the role of the state's two prominent Native American tribes — the Mashantucket Pequot and the Mohegan — that run thriving casinos, Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, respectively.
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At the Westgate SuperBook, there have been numerous weeks in recent seasons in which Jay Kornegay has watched his clerks write more tickets on N.C.A.A. games than those in the N.F.L. He notes that college football offers a bigger menu of games that can be bet on — often more than 50, spread out from Tuesday to Saturday — and that there has been a steep increase in the popularity of betting apps on cellphones, taking away any stigma attached to wagering.
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