Bill Ordine

Sep 9, 2024 | gambling.com | Shannon Lane |Bill Ordine

Last Updated: Sep 26th, 2024Whether you're a fan of basketball, football, baseball, or soccer — or all four — this week has plenty in store for you and sports betting apps are rolling out promos to encourage betting action on all of these sports. So fire up your preferred sportsbook app and take advantage of offers on the WNBA playoffs, the SEC showdown between Georgia and Alabama, and more. If you're new to sports betting or have never used a sportsbook app, not to worry.

Sep 5, 2024 | gambling.com | Shannon Lane |Matthew Crist |Bill Ordine

Last Updated: Sep 27th, 2024Week 4 is a critical juncture for a handful of NFL teams that are struggling to stay relevant. On Thursday night, the Dallas Cowboys took on the New York Giants in a contest that some media experts were calling a "must-win" game. The Cowboys cleared the hurdle, winning 20-15. Likewise, the Cincinnati Bengals and the Jacksonville Jaguars, two teams that were expected to contend for the AFC title, are both 0-3 and badly in need of a victory.

Jan 19, 2024 | betmaryland.com | Bill Ordine |Pat Mcloone

With the Baltimore Ravens posting a 13-4 regular season record and locking up the No.1 seed in the AFC for the playoffs, fans of the team are deservedly excited so far with how head coach John Harbaugh’s team has performed. And Ravens backers in Maryland sports betting also should be ecstatic with how Baltimore has acquitted itself as a wagering proposition.

Jan 19, 2024 | empirestakes.com | Bill Ordine |Pat Mcloone

The clock is ticking toward the NFL free agency deadline and the New York Giants have not locked up Saquon Barkley. Barkley has said consistently that he wants to end his career with the New York Giants, but the reality of the NFL is that it just might not be feasible for him to do so. If the Giants do not sign Barkley or place the franchise tag on him by March 13, he will become an unrestricted free agent.

Jan 18, 2024 | minnesotabets.com | Bill Ordine |Jim Tomlin

The Minnesota Vikings, as will be the case with many NFL teams, will search in the offseason for solutions to improve their fortunes in 2024 after failing to qualify for the playoffs this past season. And Kirk Cousins, their veteran quarterback for the last six seasons, will ponder his own future. Cousins, 35, tore his Achilles tendon in a late October game against Green Bay just as Minnesota seemed to be getting on track. The Vikings won that game, rallying to 4-4 after an 0-3 start to the season.