Basketball

NBA Finals: Knicks vs Spurs

The NBA Finals are officially set, with the young San Antonio Spurs representing the Western Conference and the New York Knicks representing the East. It is a rematch of the 1999 NBA Finals and a clash between two historic franchises, both with passionate fan bases and plenty of star power.

Tips for betting the NBA

Like football, basketball is a predominantly spread and Over/Under (or total) sport. This means bettors are tasked mostly with picking not just who wins each game but by how much and how many total points will be scored by both teams. Bettors must also pay the juice (the tax, commission

Success in NCAAB Betting

The best way to learn how to win consistently as a sports gambler is to specialize in one area. If you decide to focus on NCAA basketball, there are some simple steps to help you get started. The five steps on this page help you form a solid foundation for

The Private Pipeline

Vegas Wins PRIVATE PIPELINE Do you want only the best games to bet on? Are you a serious player, prepared to focus your bankroll on a single game and aim for a profit of thousands of dollars on your bets? If that describes you, than our Private Pipeline Club is

Betting 101: Moneyline Betting

What Are Moneyline Sports Betting Odds? Once available only in Delaware, Montana, Nevada and Montana, legalized betting is now offered in several states. From recreational bettors to high rollers, millions of Americans place bets on a variety of events everyday. While odds on pro and college sports are the most

List of states where Sports Betting is Legal in U.S.

Your updated list of states where sports betting is legal in U.S. Arkansas Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Mississippi Montana Nevada NH NJ NM New York Oregon Penn. RI West Virginia Legal, but not operational: Colorado North Carolina Tenn. Washington state (+D.C.)

Everything to know about Las Vegas Sports Betting

Nevada legalized sports betting in 1949 alongside live and off-track horse betting. It was the first state to regulate sports betting, which had previously operated under organized crime syndicates. It was also the only state to do so until recently. Congress passed the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) in 1992,