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Nevada Sports Betting Handle Up, Revenue Down Big in August 

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
The final month of summer produced a mixed bag of results for Nevada sportsbooks and mobile sports betting apps, with a slight month-over-month increase in wagering handle offset by a large drop in revenue. In total, sportsbooks in the Silver State notched $431,597,004 in total handle during the eighth month......
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NFL First TD Odds: What Stands Out for Week 4?

Doug Pils
by Doug Pils
Cashing in big on NFL betting promos for who will score the game’s first touchdown each week requires finding defenses that allow tight ends to run free and then choosing the right backup or aging tight end for your wager. All season long, USBettingReport.com will be tracking every first touchdown......
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ESPN College GameDay Odds: Possible Destinations For Week 5 

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
We’re reaching the heart of the 2023 college football season, with a handful of can’t-miss games awaiting us — and college football betting sites — a week from Saturday. Between Deion Sanders and Colorado’s home showdown with highly-ranked USC in Boulder and a top 25 showdown between LSU and Ole......
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NFL Injuries: Which Teams Are Most Impacted Through Week 2?

Bill Ordine
by Bill Ordine
The cruel reality of the NFL is the suddenness with which a team’s fortunes can change because of injury. Of late, every season seems to be shaken in the early-going by injuries to key players and 2023 is certainly no exception. Arguably, 2023 had the most dramatic instance of an......
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ESPN College GameDay Week 4: Who Will Be Guest Picker?

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
College football’s premier pregame show is returning to South Bend for the 35th time Saturday ahead of Notre Dame’s home clash with No. 6 Ohio State. When the Fighting Irish and Buckeyes meet at 7:30 p.m. Eastern on NBC, they’ll do so hours after Lee Corso and company have made......
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Connecticut Sports Betting, iGaming Down In August 

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
The late summer swoon officially impacted Connecticut sports betting and iGaming operators during August, with month-over-month declines in handle for both camps. In total, Connecticut iGaming operators took in $985,352,680 worth of handle during August, which was down 13.6% from July’s total of $1,140,655,792. On the sports betting side, Connecticut......
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New Jersey Sports Betting Handle, Revenue Up in August

Lou Monaco
by Lou Monaco
The Garden State enjoyed increases across the board for New Jersey sports betting as official August monthly figures were released Friday afternoon by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE).  Total sports betting handle (retail, online) for the state came in at more than $725.84 million, up a solid......
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Indiana Sports Betting Up Big, Casinos Down Slightly in August

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
It was a mixed bag for gaming operators in the Hoosier State during the month of August, with big gains in sports betting handle offset by a slight decline in casino revenue. Overall, Indiana sports betting took in $238,079,855 worth of wagering handle in August, which was up 16.8% from......
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West Virginia Sports Betting, iGaming Up Big In August

Christopher Boan
by Christopher Boan
The final month of summer was kind to West Virginia sports betting and iGaming operators, with big jumps in handle and revenue for each. Overall, sportsbooks in West Virginia took in $27,533,169 in wagering handle during August, representing a 31.7% increase from July’s total of $20,903,045. August’s total was down......
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Unders was a Winning Play in Week 1 NFL Betting

Bill Ordine
by Bill Ordine
For the handful of NFL teams who were starting largely untried quarterbacks on the NFL’s Week 1 on Sunday there was plenty of uncertainty. However, what was largely predictable was that those green signal-callers were going to have trouble scoring points. Some of those quarterbacks were first-round draft picks who......