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The Details on Shohei Ohtani and His $700 Million Contract with the Dodgers
The baseball world, nay, the sports world was shocked when news started to spread about Shohei Ohtani and his $700 Million contract. Not just because he will be signing with the Dodgers, but because of the very, very pricey amount of this contract, and the finer...
NBA In Season Tournament Update
Much what you will see in the latest sports news will cover the NBA In Season Tournament. The inaugural in season tournament of the league is the latest addition in the NBA’s strategy to bring more entertainment to basketball. And 3 days in, we have already seen some...
Can the USC Trojans Bounce Back to Beat the Utah Utes?
In the latest college football news, we are taking a look at two teams who have only suffered one loss each. The USC Trojans, who sit at No. 18 are 6-1, while visitors Utah Utes are No. 14, and 5-1 into the season. USC lost to No. 21 Notre Dam in their first loss of...
Will the Buddy Hield Trade Push Through Before the Next Season?
While the NBA is in the offseason, a lot of things are happening off the court that are still important for bookies to know. Rumors like that of the Buddy Hield trade are relevant to bookies. Changes in coaching staff, players, and roster overhauls can change the...
Team USA Prepares for FIBA World Cup
In the latest sports news, the whole world is paying attention to South East Asia. There, the Philippines, along with other neighboring countries, play host to the FIBA World Cup. This year, Team USA prepares for the FIBA World Cup as they have a relatively young...
Will Real Madrid Buy in On Mbappe Transfer?
Much of what you read in soccer news today is about Kylian Mbappe, and where he will end up in the next season. Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal has offered a billion Euro- 300 for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), and 700 for Mbappe. However, Mbappe has rejected the offer. He also...
How the Bubble Works for the NBA
The NBA restarted its season last July 30. A lot of sports bettors were eager to place their wagers, as the last NBA games were way back in March. Pay Per Head sportsbook operators were on the lookout for any announcement on the league, as many were hopeful that the NBA will do everything they can to ensure that the season continues. And the smartest solution they have come up with, is for the league to stay in a bubble for the duration of the season. Let’s find out how the bubble works for the NBA.
No Preseason Games for the NFL
As a bookie pay per head services provider, we see a lot of changes happening in the sports industry. Especially now that the Coronavirus pandemic requires people to practice a lot of safety measures. Other sports, like golf, may have less policies. Its logistics are easy to handle as well. But, if you are looking at a football team, where you have dozens and dozens of players representing each team, it becomes a logistical nightmare. And one of the casualties, is there will be no preseason games for the NFL.
NBA Individual Awards are Over
Bookie pay per head sportsbooks offer a lot of different bets on each sporting event at any given day. The NBA, for instance, will have futures bets, your standard wagers, and prop bets. Futures wagers are a popular option, especially for some special awards. In the NBA, there are two sets of these, the NBA regular season awards, and the Finals awards. For now, we’re taking a look at the NBA regular season awards, as the NBA individual awards are over.