NFL Commissioner wants a New Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Category: NFL

Created: Sunday, 14 July 2019 16:02

According to rumor, the NFL has been looking for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement by the start of the football season. However, the rumor is now over as football betting news websites said that Commissioner Roger Goodell just made it official. Thus, NFL Commissioner wants a New Collective Bargaining Agreement as soon as possible.

According to an interview on CNBC, Goodell said that “Our intent is to make sure we have a Collective Bargaining Agreement, we’ve been in it for eight years”. It’s worked very well, mainly for our fans but also for our players and our clubs, and so we have the structure of a system that works quite well.”

In addition, he said that “We’re continuing that dialogue, there are obviously changes we all want on both sides, and I think those are things that’ll improve us and try to make the Collective Bargaining [Agreement] continue to be successful for all the parties, and I hope we’ll do that.”

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Sports Betting in Tennessee Still Uncertain

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Category: Gambling Industry

Created: Friday, 12 April 2019 02:50

Legalizing sports betting in the US is a bit tedious, since its up to each state’s legislation to allow it or not. If they do allow it, the terms that covers it will vary. For some states, becoming a bookie is easy, but for some, it can be hard. For some states, you can operate a sportsbook pay per head online, through a pay per head service. For others, its limited to brick and mortar casinos. Even then, the sports allowed to bet on can also be limited.

In the case of Tennessee, it could be one or any of these terms that is holding the sports betting industry back. True enough, towards the end of March, the sports betting bill currently being discussed was under fire from a lot of legislators opposing the bill.

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Will Manchester City win the FA Cup again next season?

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Category: Soccer

Created: Friday, 14 June 2019 14:12

The FA Cup might be the oldest national competition in the world, but there is no doubt that in recent years, it has lost its spark and importance. With the kind of money involved in English football, it is the Premier League and the Champions League that have taken precedence.

Thus, there is no surprise that big clubs in the top flight of English football do not give much importance to the FA Cup, and often Premier League teams opt to field weakened teams and young players in the opening rounds.

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The Most Lucrative Betting Platforms for the 2019 March Madness Tournament

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Category: NCAA Basketball

Created: Monday, 25 March 2019 14:02

The much-awaited 2019 NCAA 2019 Division I men’s college basketball tournament is finally here. Fans are excited and bettors are in frenzy. This season promises a lot of fun, and there is also a lot of money to be made for those who have an idea of how the matches will turn out.

It takes more than just dumb luck to make money betting off March Madness – you need to pick your bookies well! We recommend two reputable bookies:

MyBookie

MyBookie has been in the industry for a long time and enjoys a good reputation among die-hard bettors and amateurs alike. The platform has lucrative deals for the 2019 NCAA tournament, and you stand to make a lot of money as long as you make your picks right.

MyBookie offers lucrative deals that include bonuses, fast payout times, and more.

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Sportsbook Bets on Noah Lyles to Be the Next Usain Bolt

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Category: Olympics

Created: Wednesday, 17 April 2019 17:31

If someone wants to become the next Usain Bolt, he must have the speed and charisma to achieve it. Aside from being the fastest man on the planet, Bolt’s personality propelled him into international superstardom. Now that he retired, the track world is looking for its next superstar. One of the candidates is Noah Lyles.

His name might be unfamiliar to you, but Noah Lyles is fast becoming track’s next big time. At 21 years old, he is faster than Bolt in both the 100 meters and 200 meters at the same age. Also, he wears eye-catching socks and out-of-the-box victory celebrations. These factors will make him the next big star at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

He told pay per head sites that if people saw him having fun while winning medals, then he can inspire others to achieve their own dreams. In addition, he confessed fearing growing up when he was younger. He thought he needed to get a normal job. However, he outgrew that fear and now he gets paid running in a circle.

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Will Anthony Joshua Fight Fury or Wilder in 2019?

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Category: Fighting

Created: Thursday, 14 March 2019 14:02

There’s only one thing that true fight fans want: the best boxers battling it out for the gold in the prime of their lives.

Nobody wants to see two pound-for-pound greats going at it too late; as was the case when Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao finally locked horns a little too far down the line for most fans’ liking.

At the age of 29, Anthony Joshua is arguably in his prime as a boxer, and having rarely been tested during his 22-fight career there is still plenty of gas in the tank too.

The concern, however, for AJ’s fans is that he isn’t getting the big fight nights his talent deserves, instead tackling second-rate heavyweights – albeit while still filling arenas – and taking his customary knockout victory.

That’s certainly the case for June’s date with Jarrell Miller in New York; ‘Big Baby’ has rather talked his way into the fight, given that the best name on his CV is, erm, Tomasz Adamek.

Barring an absolute miracle, this is a no-contest. The bookmakers make Joshua a 1/7 favourite in the latest boxing odds and that’s testament to his ability and Miller’s lack of big fight pedigree.

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