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Established in 1995, Covers was started by two passionate sports fans in Atlantic Canada and has grown into the top authority and resource for sports betting information in the world. In those 25 years, Covers has grown into the premier destination for odds, expert analysis and picks, as well as in-depth sportsbook rev
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Knicks, World Cup Hurt New Jersey Sports Betting Revenue in June
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (547+ words) The Garden State’s sportsbooks hauled in $83.7 million from a $912.9-million handle that was down 9.6% from the previous May. The New York Knicks betting effect wasn’t just felt in the Empire State. New Jersey felt it, too, in June. The New…...
NJ Bill Targets Prediction Markets With New Taxes, Restrictions
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (616+ words) The proposal would impose sportsbook-level taxes plus a surcharge and grant regulators broad enforcement powers despite previous court setbacks against Kalshi. New Jersey joined a growing list of states seeking to regulate prediction markets with new legislation. Sen. Nicholas Scutari…...