Michigan Adds Oscars To Approved Betting List Just In Time For April 25 Show
Viewership for the Oscars isn’t expected to be great due in large part to the effects of the pandemic, but betting could provide a lift.
→Viewership for the Oscars isn’t expected to be great due in large part to the effects of the pandemic, but betting could provide a lift.
→BetMGM Poker trails PokerStars in terms of MI traffic, and its first online series will have about $300,000 in total guarantees.
→A very small percentage of Ohioans left the state to wager legally during the opening rounds of the ongoing March Madness tournament.
→Table games dealt by real human dealers live streamed from a studio to people’s mobile devices are in the pipeline in Michigan.
→A Minnesota marketing company reportedly acquired Poker.net for $750,000, which is a new record for a dot-net domain.
→Four people will split a $557 million top prize, after they elected to go with the lump sum and paid more than $200 million in taxes.
→BetMGM announced that former Michigan basketball great Jalen Rose will promote the sportsbook, just days ahead of March Madness.
→Among sports bettors aged 21-34, a whopping 76% think they can make money on it in the long run. That’s probably a bit too high.
→The inaugural PokerStars MICOOP wrapped up on Monday. Over the 60 events, the series awarded millions in prize money to players.
→There are just four more days of tournaments in the 60-event MICOOP series, with the $300 buy-in main event starting Sunday.
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