Steve Bittenbender

2 weeks ago | betmissouri.com | Steve Bittenbender |Thomas Leary

Baseball’s College World Series will start Friday in Omaha, with the NCAA’s eight best teams vying for a national championship. It’s one of the best events in sports and a traditional event on June’s sports calendar. However, there’s another competition that takes place in Omaha at the same time that’s becoming just as popular – Rocco’s Jello Shot Challenge. For the uninitiated, Rocco’s Pizza & Cantina is located across the street from Charles Schwab Stadium, where the series takes place.

3 weeks ago | betkentucky.com | Steve Bittenbender

Derek Stevens, the CEO and Owner of Circa Resorts, isn’t known to cut corners. That’s evident from the look at the brick-and-mortar sportsbook Circa Sports is building at The Mint Kentucky Downs in Franklin. Stevens, along with representatives from Kentucky Downs and Circa Sports, visited the southern Kentucky town last week to discuss the sportsbook, which is set to open this summer and will be the largest in the Bluegrass State, which also offers online Kentucky sportsbooks.

4 weeks ago | courier-journal.com | Steve Bittenbender

Steve BittenbenderSpecial to The Courier JournalKayla Cartledge’s two-run double in the bottom of the sixth inning lifted Oldham County to a 10-9 victory over Anderson County in the Eighth Region girls softball final Thursday at the University of Louisville, clinching the Colonels’ first state tournament bid since 2022.

1 month ago | betohio.com | Steve Bittenbender

Momentum to legalize Ohio iGaming is building in Columbus. Lawmakers in both legislative chambers have advanced bills that would allow adults 21 and up in the Buckeye State to play real-money Ohio online casino slots and table games on their computers and mobile devices. Since May 20, there have been two legislative hearings on iGaming, though neither the House Finance Committee nor the Senate Select Committee on Gaming have held a formal vote on the bills before them.

1 month ago | pennstakes.com | Steve Bittenbender |Thomas Leary

The Philadelphia Eagles are already the defending Super Bowl champions, but on Wednesday, the team celebrated another big victory as NFL owners decided against banning the “tush push” at the league’s annual spring meeting in Minnesota. Monitor the Eagles Super Bowl odds accordingly, folks.