Casinos To Visit In Las Vegas
Posted February 9th, 2010 by The Sports MasonLas Vegas. Just those two words bring excitement to anyone that is very young and looking to make their riches (or act like they are rich for a week or two). People dream of seeing their name in lights on the Vegas strip or perhaps make a story that only will stay in Vegas for all of time (unless you are tweeting from Vegas upset that you cannot hook up your Xbox in the hotel).
Read more »Online Gambling Legislation 2009
Posted February 9th, 2010 by The Sports MasonIn May of 2009, there was another effort to have the laws about gambling online repealed. The two groups that were trying to get the law overturned, Harrah's Entertainment Inc. and Youbet.com Inc., were also joined by several professional gamblers.
Read more »2010 RBS Six Nations Championship
Posted December 30th, 2009 by ticketmarketThe 2010 Six Nations Rugby Championship is poised to be the most competitive tournament in recent memory.
Read more »Online Gambling Affiliate - Not Worth The Risk in the United States
Posted December 28th, 2009 by SmithyOnline gambling has been illegal in the United States for many years. While it is illegal to place bets online, US government officials find it hard to prevent sportsbooks, casinos, and online poker rooms from profiting on betting and advertising.
Read more »Introduction to Sports Arbitrage Trading
Posted December 2nd, 2009 by The Sports MasonThere has been much talk in the online world recently regarding sports arbitrage trading. Often touted as a sure way to make money, those new to this practice must realize that there are slight risks involved, but these risks can be controlled.
Read more »Harry Vardon - Golf's Most Influential Player
Posted November 17th, 2009 by Boston MikeHarry Vardon was born May 9th, 1870 in Grouville, a parish of Jersey, situated in the Channel Islands, and died March 20th, 1937. Mr. Vardon was a member of the ‘Great Triumvirate, ‘along with fellow golfers James Braid and J.H. Taylor, which garnished the trio of pro golfers much fame in Britain in the early days of professional golf, and recognition that would eventually make its way across the pond to the United States and elsewhere.
Read more »Online Gambling Legislation
Posted August 31st, 2009 by havefuntIn May of 2009, there was another effort to have the laws about gambling online repealed. The two groups that were trying to get the law overturned, Harrah's Entertainment Inc. and Youbet.com Inc., were also joined by several professional gamblers. The sponsored bill was submitted to Congress by Massachusetts representative Barney Frank. Rep. Frank tried in the last session to overturn the gambling laws, but failed to do so.
Read more »Great Starting Pitchers For Your Fantasy Team
Posted August 15th, 2009 by saberhagendaazKnowing baseball can be a source of tremendous pride for you. When you are taking a break at the
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water cooler, nothing can be better than chatting about sports. Baseball is fun, but can lack the
excitement of football. That’s why you most likely joined a fantasy team. Fantasy baseball allows you to really get into the game like you never have before. You can check stats
and players and really have fun with all your buddies. To help you in this year and prepare
for next year’s draft, here are a few pitchers that are doing well.David Beckham May Look Good, But What About Soccer?
Posted August 9th, 2009 by The Sports MasonBringing soccer mega star David Beckham to the United States to play was supposed to be one of the major coming out events for MLS, and in general, American soccer. Beckham has done more to hurt the idea of American soccer than he did to promote it.
Read more »Trouble For USC
Posted August 1st, 2009 by The Sports MasonYears removed from the days of dominance, the USC football team is now facing problems bigger than just wins and loses. In late July of 2009, the NCAA has stated that USC and their football coach, Peter Carroll, had violated several rules. The specific rule violations came into play once Carroll hired a former NFL tactician to improve USC's punting and kicking during the 2008 season. NCAA rules forbid the use of any consultants for coaching duties. This, according to the NCAA, is yet another series of violations by the football and other sport programs.
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