For the fifth time in six seasons, the Kansas City Chiefs are playing in the Super Bowl.While fans in the Chiefs’ home state still can’t legally bet on the Super Bowl without leaving the Show-Me State, the Missouri Gaming Commission has made significant strides toward rolling out its program statewi
Missouri’s Amendment 2 sports gambling vote just got more interesting.The Christian County clerk added an additional 9,800 votes to the county’s certified total submitted to the Missouri Secretary of State’s office. Clerk Paula Brumfield says those were absentee, mail-in, and provisional ballots.In
News broke Sept. 30 that former baseball great Pete Rose died at age 83. The next day, ESPN’s “SportsCenter” was host to a discussion of Rose’s legacy, including his lifetime ban from baseball for wagering on the sport. The segment was sponsored by DraftKings.Such is the push/pull of modern sports.
When legalized sports gambling was proposed in Kentucky, one of the fears was that allowing people to wager on other sports would hurt the thoroughbred industry vital to the state’s economy.To alleviate some of those fears, Kentucky law required sportsbooks to partner with thoroughbred and harness r
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