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NBA three-leg parlay for games on Friday, April 5.

The Senate Gaming Committee approved and advanced Rep Casey Eure’s Mississippi Mobile Sports Wagering Act (HB 774) to the Senate floor. The bill, which was approved by the House via a 97-134 vote two months ago, now has until the Senate adjourns on April 11 to receive full approval.

This colossal time clash between Inter Miami and the Colorado Rapids should result in a tough battle between the two for the all-important points. Inter Miami should receive equal footing from Suarez’s form without their key players, while the Rapids could exploit defensive weaknesses. Total Goals Over 2.5 bet looks exciting.

Cohen recently won the support of New York City Council member Francisco Moya, another important figure in the pursuit of the license. Although there’s no guarantee his proposal would even be selected by state regulators, a failure to secure Ramos’ support would eliminate all realistic hope.

The Texans’ acquisition of Stefon Diggs sent shockwaves through the NFL this week. We are sharing how the trade helps Houston, how it changes the Bills, and updated odds for the AFC Championship from NFL sportsbooks.

The MLB DFS season is underway, so we are sharing the three players our experts believe are undervalued. We’ll share insights into each, along with their current price at FanDuel, giving you the edge you need heading into the 2024 season.

NBA betting picks for Wednesday, April 3.

Prove Pre-Fill will help remedy that issue and will also work to stop the abuse of promotional bonuses. Sportsbooks often offer special promo codes for first-time users to entice them to create an account, but these codes have been used multiple times by returning bettors in the face of their primary intention.

The MLB season kicked off with a bang last week, delivering a lot of exciting and surprising games. We are sharing the three biggest takeaways our betting expect had from baseball’s opening weekend, helping you get a head start on the baseball betting season.

March Madness earned its name through, well, the complete opposite of normality. While it’s normal for New York sports betting to produce eye-watering totals, the New York Gaming Commission (NYGC) reported a mammoth $539.6 million in total wagers on the week that ended on March 24.