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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Larry Henry |Peter Mooney
In Missouri, legal sports betting is required to begin by Dec. 1 — and won’t start before then, the top state gaming regulator says. That means bettors in Missouri will be able to wager on some late-season Kansas City Chiefs games and the NFL playoffs and Super Bowl. On a weekly basis, NFL games are the most heavily wagering events in the country.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Peter Mooney |Larry Henry
The 150th Preakness Stakes—the second leg of the Triple Crown—runs Saturday, and FanDuel is marking the event by offering a No Sweat First Bet for new users in select states. If your first bet doesn’t win, you’ll get a 100% refund in Racing Credit, up to $500. Whether you're backing the 8-5 favorite, Journalism, or taking a chance on a longshot like Heart of Honor, FanDuel has you covered.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Peter Mooney |Larry Henry
The Preakness Stakes—second jewel of the Triple Crown—takes place this Saturday, and leading sportsbooks such as FanDuel, DraftKings, and Caesars are getting in on the action with special promos and bonuses for horse racing fans. Journalism, the current 8-5 favorite, gets another shot at proving he's the fastest three-year-old Thoroughbred in the world—something he couldn’t quite do in the Kentucky Derby.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Peter Mooney |Larry Henry
Last Updated: The 150th Preakness Stakes—the second leg of the Triple Crown—runs this weekend, and FanDuel is marking the occasion by offering a No Sweat First Bet for new users in select states. If your bet doesn’t win, you’ll get a 100% refund in Racing Credit, up to $500. Whether you're backing one of the favorites like Journalism or taking a chance on a longshot, such as Heart of Honor, FanDuel has your first bet covered.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Larry Henry |Peter Mooney
The post positions and early odds are available for Saturday’s 150th running of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, with Journalism as the early favorite. On Sunday, Aron Wellman, president and founder of Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners, co-owners of Journalism, said the team decided the 3-year-old colt would run in the Preakness, the second leg of the Triple Crown.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Peter Mooney |Larry Henry
The 150th edition of the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the Triple Crown, takes place this Saturday, and new users in select states can claim a No Sweat First Bet offer from FanDuel Racing. If your first bet doesn’t win, you’ll get a 100% refund in Racing Credit, up to $500. Back the 8-5 favorite, Journalism, or take a chance on a longshot like Heart of Honor—then sit back, relax, and watch the race, knowing FanDuel will cover a losing bet.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Larry Henry |Peter Mooney
Arkansas officials have not heard from a self-described “card counter” who was seen on a video last week asserting he was initially cheated out of money at a casino in Hot Springs, a state official says.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Peter Mooney |Larry Henry
The Preakness Stakes—second jewel of the Triple Crown—runs this Saturday, and top sportsbooks like FanDuel, DraftKings, and Caesars are celebrating with special promos and bonuses for race fans. Journalism, currently the 6-5 favorite, will try to prove what he failed to prove in the Kentucky Derby: that he's the fastest three-year-old Thoroughbred in the world. With Derby winner Sovereignty opting out, the Preakness will feature a smaller field, but the drama will be just as high.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Larry Henry |Peter Mooney
Sovereignty, ridden by Junior Alvarado, won the 151st Kentucky Derby Saturday, May 3, at Churchill Downs in Louisville on a muddy track before more than 147,000 fans. Down the stretch, Bill Mott-trained Sovereignty passed the favorite colt going into the race, Journalism. The Michael McCarthy-trained Journalism, ridden by Umberto Rispoli, came in second, with late entry Baeza, trained by John Shirreffs with Flavien Prat aboard, came in third. Sovereignty entered the race with 9-1 odds.
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1 month ago | 
gambling.com | Peter Mooney |Larry Henry
The Kentucky Derby—“The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports”—takes place tomorrow, and sportsbooks like FanDuel, DraftKings, and Caesars are rolling out special promos and bonuses to mark the occasion. Journalism, currently the 7-2 favorite, joins a crowded field of longshots in the Run for the Roses, but in such a large field primed for upsets, he'll have to pass a stern test to emerge victorious. With post time fast approaching, now's the time to do your research and lock in your Derby wagers.
