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3 NFL Hype Jobs That Everyone Should be Hedging Against
As a new NFL season rumbles into view on every sports fan’s horizon, many are already looking for how to get ahead of the game and take advantage of misconceptions stirred up during the draft and pre-season training camps. With the media’s penchant for grabbing onto the thread of a feelgood story and running with it for all they are worth, there are no lack of observers who have inflated and distorted ideas of what their respective teams will be capable of come week 1 of the regular season. Here are 3 NFL myths that everyone should be hedging against
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Learning Online Blackjack Strategies for Online Casino Use
The Greatest Blackjack Tips for Online Players Would you like to know how to win more blackjack online? We understand how frustrating it is to lose at blackjack. After all, this is an online casino game that offers lots of entertainment, so losing this game can be very difficult at times. Online blackjack games are a lot of fun, especially when the dealer loses their streak and the table wins. But it is even more fun to sit back and watch your money keep growing, no matter what is going on around you. Here are our top tips for increasing
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Potential Loss of Revenue without NCAA Football
As 2020 drags on, the uncertainty in just about everything seems to increase. The world of professional and college sports is definitely not an exception to this. In fact, it seems we are more and more confused about what to do about it as time drags on and people argue about what is the best course of action. As far as the sports world is concerned, in many ways it’s even worse, because we have been frequently making plans, just to wind up dumping them. And in the meantime, there are zero sports being played in many cases. This is
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Germany and Rhodes Island Sees Changes to Gambling Laws
Gauselmann Group and several other operators in eastern Germany have condemned the introduction of a new regulation set to reduce the number of slot arcades in Berlin to approximately 20% of its current number. According to iGamingBusiness.com, the Berliner Spielhallengesetz law’s introduction will prevent operators within the huge urban city from running a slot arcade within close quarters of one another. The law prevents slot arcades of one operator from being within about 1640 feet of the next operator. Online slot games like those found on the internet casinos were not affected by this law introduction. Severe consequences According to
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Pay Per Head Sportsbook Owners Competing with Bigger Online Shops
Although the current U.S. sports shutdown has hit all sportsbooks, including the most significant online companies and those in Las Vegas, one sector has thrived. Individual sportsbook owners that use sports betting software have continued to grow their companies. Organizations like PayPerHead.com provide betting software for bookies that make it easy for individuals to offer the same sports betting options as more massive, more heavily financed, sportsbooks. On match days, a person who runs a private bookmaking company can offer La Liga, English Premier, and Italian Serie A wagering. Once the National Basketball Association returns on July 30, pph sportsbook
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Horse Racing, Why is This Sport Still So Popular?
Horse racing has been a popular sports event since its beginning that dates back to Ancient Roman, Greek, and even Babylonian times. This industry is now worth a billion pound and it’s as strong as ever, with fans from around the world cheering at racecourses for their favourite horse to win and constantly browsing the web for today’s horse racing betting odds. Let’s find out some of the reasons why horse racing is one of the most attended and most bet sports. 1. It is a Proper Social Event Unlikely other sports, horse racing encompasses more than betting per se,
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Flying High: Ways To Live A Luxurious Lifestyle
From private islands to luxury travel; that sort after luxury lifestyle isn’t so difficult to come by after all. Check out our top tips and no stress life hacks to get you to where you want to be and fast! Buy a Private Island This isn’t as mad as it sounds. For the price of a parking space in London, you can buy a private island in Sweden or Ireland and even the Bahamas. Okay, buying the island isn’t the only cost, but it’s still cheaper than most houses in large cities in the UK, especially London. There are more
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Looking for the Best Live Casinos? Keep These Tips in Mind
When it comes to finding the most enjoyable online casinos, you have a plethora of choices at your disposal. While this benefit is definitely something to celebrate, it can also work against you. Why? Because it makes it harder for you to choose a reliable platform that is the perfect fit for your needs. This is especially difficult if you are looking for niche gaming categories, such as the best live casinos that take online gambling to another level. Fortunately, by keeping a few tips in mind, you cannot only filter through the abundance of options, but also find exactly
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Thinking About Getting Back To Normal
It’s definitely been a rough year for sports. We’ve had to adjust our whole style of writing for 2020. We never thought we would be writing articles like this one even back in December of 2019! We were sitting there writing out our cute christmas cards, or maybe receiving a christmas party invite. January came and then February, and even then, we thought it was going to be a pretty normal year. But there is light at the end of the tunnel, it seems. Many localities are starting to open again for major sports again, bit by bit. The only
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Touring Athletes Vs Hub Cities
London, it’s definitely quite the town! We love the hustle and bustle every time we have to go there. And this has occurred more often than one may think. London is truly a great metropolis, and certainly no slouch as far as sports go worldwide. One in six British subjects calls London or one of its suburbs home. There are so many things to do there, so much great food and culture and life in general. Model Escorts London are even sometimes an option for the more thrill seeking among the population. London may very well in 2020 find itself
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Which Country Will Benefit Most From The European Championships Being Delayed Until 2021?
The summer of sport in 2020 promised so much, but instead, fans will need to wait until 2021 now to see the best athletes in the world compete for some of the most prestigious prizes. One of the biggest competitions that was delayed 12 months was the European Championships, with football fans now getting their summer of action in 2021 as opposed to this year. Of course, the decision to delay the competition was greeted with sadness and disappointment of fans and players alike. But, could some countries actually stand to benefit from the delay, as they will be able
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Will Vegas Bounce Back with the NBA Playoffs?
Even though using the word “crisis” might be too extreme, there is no question things have not gone according to plan for the gaming and sportsbook industry in Vegas. The COVID-19 pandemic generated a global shutdown and there has been little to no sport during the past three months. However, that might change with the return of most leagues all over the world in the coming weeks / months. One specific event that should allow Vegas to bounce back is the upcoming 2020 NBA Playoffs. Commissioner Adam Silver has already outlined the “NBA Return” plan, with the league set to