Yahoo Sports Joins NBA Alternative Sports Betting Broadcasts

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Created: Saturday, 27 February 2021 20:18

Yahoo Sports joins the NBA alternative sports betting broadcasts. It started last Friday during the match between Memphis Grizzlies and Los Angeles Clippers. Yahoo Sports will be part of the NBABet Stream, an alternate broadcast on the NBA League Pass.

The NBA has been offering alternate feeds since August, which was the restart of the season. Last Friday, analysts did play-by-play commentary while providing odds, in-game stats, and wagering trends.

According to 9DollarPerHead.com, gone are the days that one broadcaster has a monopoly over games. At present, the NBA is providing an alternative broadcast for people who are interested in betting while watching games.

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Advancements in technology removed the tech barrier for alternate streams. However, broadcasting rights put some restrictions on the broadcasts. The NBABet Stream was made possible through the partnerships between the league, Yahoo, and BetMGM.

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Wild Card Weekend: Colts at Bills

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Created: Thursday, 07 January 2021 13:03

It’s the opening weekend for the NFL Playoffs, and sports news sites like Sports Interaction are focused on one thing: Wild Card Weekend. Wild Card weekend has 6 games for this round, and we’re bringing you the news on the first game of the weekend, the Colts at Bills. Number 7 Colts will play at Number 2 Bills this Saturday, at 1:05 PM Eastern. Let’s take a look at both teams and their chances for the first game of the round.

Many sportsbook pay per head bookies already have the lines set for this, with some having a spread for Buffalo at -6.5. As an overview, the Bills are in the playoffs 3 out of 4 recent years, after not getting into the playoffs for around 17 years. However, the team has not been able to win a single game in the playoffs since the 90’s. Buffalo, meanwhile is on a roll. They have been good at outscoring their opponents since week 12.

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Are You Ready for Life After Football?

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Created: Tuesday, 09 February 2021 12:43

Football is undoubtedly the biggest wagering draw for online sportsbooks as well as local bookies. When the Super Bowl scoreboard clock showed 0:00 on Sunday, it was as if time had expired on the wagering season.

For those in the sports betting industry, the recent growth in wagering options should help fill the void. Over 20 states now allow gambling on sports either online, at casinos, or both. There is a wide variety of sports and other major events that active players can turn to.

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Picking the Right Sportsbook for the 2021 NHL Season

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Created: Tuesday, 05 January 2021 11:28

The 2019-20 NHL season ended in September, with Tampa Bay defeating Dallas in six games in the Stanley Cup final. The end of the regular season and the playoffs were played in bubble sites.

The NHL is scheduled to begin the 2021 season on Jan. 13 with a pared-down 56-game schedule. Where possible, teams will allow fans in the arenas depending on local regulations.

As with all the other sports, navigating the shifting league, national, provincial, state and local protocols will be challenging. There have been other significant changes made to accommodate COVID-19-induced restrictions. The most notable is the realignment of the teams into four new divisions.

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NBA will not “jump in line” for Covid-19 vaccines, says Adam Silver

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Created: Saturday, 16 January 2021 08:15

The last few days of 2020 have filled the world with hope, as both Pfizer and Moderna were able to release their Covid-19 vaccines to the public and start distributing to different countries, as the biggest effort so far to try to contain and, hopefully, eliminate the Coronavirus threat that has changed humanity during this whole year.

A total of ten countries were able to be ready to approve, receive and start vaccinating in the first few days; the United States was one of those, of course, as well as Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Argentina, and Chile, in America. The United Kingdom, China, Russia, and Israel were the other four.

As we can imagine, there are many procedures to follow now by these countries, as well as priorities, as for who gets the vaccine first. Older or high-risk people and health workers are an example of the ones who will be first in line.

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NBA releases Health and Safety Protocol Guide for 2020-2021 season

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Created: Sunday, 13 December 2020 16:54

As the NBA opens training camps and released the preseason schedule in recent days, it has also released a formal 134-page Health and Safety Protocol guide, similar to what was presented by the league and the NBAPA for the Orlando Bubble a few months ago, with the purpose of making very clear what the Covid-19 protocols will be for the new, 2020-2021 season.

There are important differences this season, compared to the Orlando Bubble, which was a complete success, Covid-19 wise. The most important one so far is the fact that there will be no bubble this season, at least not for the regular season, but each team will play home and visit games, 72 in total.

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