ESPN launches ‘responsible gaming campaign’ with Elle Duncan spot
“ESPN is taking an important approach to responsible gambling messaging, supported by behavioral science research."
“ESPN is taking an important approach to responsible gambling messaging, supported by behavioral science research."
ESPN PR is implying that if you tail Dolan’s NFL plays, you’re going to win money.
A pair of bipartisan senators are calling for an investigation into the two dominant sports betting outlets, DraftKings and FanDuel.
"Once in a while, you’ll hit the jackpot or whatever. But over the long run, I’m sorry, you can’t."
"No gratitude to the service workers like myself. I’m sick of it."
Amendment 2 passed by a razor-thin margin.
Navy was upset by Rice on Saturday and the Naval Academy was quick to remind everyone they don't care about your sports bets.
The sports world's rapid acceptance of sports betting has left college athletes in a very vulnerable position.
"If you're betting on who's going to score the next basket or if a guy's gonna make two free throws ... that's a lot."
Al Michaels continued his long tradition of a wink and a nod at gambling lines, even though it's now publicly embraced by the NFL.
"This is a low point to me for ESPN as an organization."
Fox host Kevin Wildes could be a very rich man today... if he only had a bit more faith in his family's 14-team NFL parlay from Week 1.
"One of the most refreshing things about watching the Olympics has been the total absence of gambling ads and discussion."
"Our financial results were impacted by lower-than-expected hold and spend per user."
"No Jontay Porter. I'm not betting. I'm not betting on anything. I don't own a betting app, none of that!"
"I wish they said, ‘Okay, five years.’ Something like that to give him another chance."
Jontay Porter, currently on leave from the NBA for a sports betting investigation, was reportedly a high roller at FanDuel.
“You can’t tell me that UConn women’s college basketball is a bigger story..."
"The betting odds at the bottom of the ESPN ticker are an incredible touch here."
"I didn't apologize. I clarified."
This will be Ohtani's first time meeting with the media since last week's allegations surfaced.