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

The Major League Baseball season, which starts Thursday for most teams, runs 162 games over the course of six months. So, it would stand to reason that games taking place in July are every bit as important as those this week and in the final week of September. But just how important is it to get off to a fast start? Utilizing BaseballReference.com, BetArizona.com found the statistics for how NL West teams tend to start the season, including games in March & April over the last 3 seasons.

1 month ago | betarizona.com | Steve Bittenbender

The NCAA Tournament tips off this week. It’s one of the biggest sporting events in the country, both for fans and for bettors, and that’s especially true for Arizona sports betting. There’s no Final Four or regional taking place in the state, but the Arizona Wildcats are a four-seed in the East Region. In addition, some have tabbed the Grand Canyon Antelopes as a team that could score a first-round upset when they play the Maryland Terrapins. Both local teams play on Friday.

1 month ago | betarizona.com | Bryce Derouin

The Arizona sports betting market is getting a new member. The Churchill-Downs-owned TwinSpires AZ Sportsbook announced Friday it is partnering with the Tonto Apache Tribe in order to secure market access to Arizona. Tonto Apache Tribe is the owner and operator of the Mazatal Hotel and Casino.

2 months ago | betarizona.com | Christopher Boan |Jim Tomlin

Just over six months after receiving Arizona sports betting licensure from the state’s gaming department, gaming services company Plannatech is on the verge of launching operations in the Grand Canyon State, bringing a brand back from the industry’s dark ages.

Jan 22, 2025 | betarizona.com | Christopher Boan |Thomas Leary

On the heels of a 315-game run in the Valley, nine-time WNBA All-Star forward Brittney Griner may be parting ways with the Phoenix Mercury, as the veteran out of Baylor announced that she will test free agency for the first time on Tuesday.  Griner, who was the No. 1 pick in the 2013 WNBA Draft out of the Waco university, said that her decision to hit the league’s free agency market for the first time stemmed from her experience in the fledgling league, Unrivaled.