NEW YORK Sports Betting Analysis, Picks, Predictions Coverage

Cuomo Gives Little Update on N.Y. Sports Betting; Still Prefers Single-Operator Lottery Model

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday in his budget address that he’s still open to sports betting but prefers a lottery model. Though a press release last

Ryan Butler
Jun 20, 2024 UTC

Recapping Busy Start for 2021 Sports Betting Legislation

A few weeks into 2021, lawmakers in more than a dozen states have already introduced sports betting legislation or have announced plans to do so. Here’s a state-by-state recap

Ryan Butler
Jun 20, 2024 UTC

Cuomo's Latest Statement on New York Online Sports Betting Could Boost Hopes

Several new words in New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s latest online sports betting press release could mean the governor is warming to a multi-operator model, much to the relief

Ryan Butler
Jun 20, 2024 UTC

Red Sox vs. Yankees: Back the Lifeless Red Sox on Monday

Red Sox vs. Yankees Betting Odds Looking for Tuesday’s Red Sox game vs. the Phillies? Click here. Red Sox Odds +138 [Bet Now] Yankees Odds -162 [Bet Now]

Brad Cunningham
Sep 23, 2021 UTC

When to Expect Online Sports Betting in New York

New York needs money in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic that has severely impacted the state. New York State Senator Joseph Addabbo said he thinks some money from the

Pete Ruden
Jun 20, 2024 UTC

How Andrew Cuomo Has Emerged with the Third-Best Odds to Win the 2020 Election

Andrew Cuomo 2020 Election Odds To Win Democratic Nomination: +1400 (6.2% implied probability) To Win 2020 Presidential Election: +2200 (3.9% implied probability) Odds as of Monday and via

Katie Richcreek
Sep 23, 2021 UTC

Rovell: New York Is Running Out of Time for Mobile Sports Betting in 2020

Joe Addabbo knows he’s running out of time. The New York state senator, who has been the top supporter of bringing mobile sports betting to New York, says there’

Darren Rovell
Jun 20, 2024 UTC

Study: New York is Losing $200+ Million By Not Legalizing Online Sports Betting

Between $203 million and $286 million. That’s the estimated range of money being left on the table by New York thanks to its paucity of retail sports betting options

Darren Rovell
Dec 29, 2021 UTC
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