NJ sports book news
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As to your first point, my understanding is that Delaware William Hill lines are not necessarily the same available in Nevada. I’m sure you have Don Best or some kind of live odds service? That would probably be quite easy to confirm.
Regarding paragraph #2, you’re dead on about the independent Reno books. If you make the trip up there to get the apps you best have a passport to use as ID and a confirmable local address at the ready to provide them because they are super wary of anyone from Vegas opening online accounts.
A buddy of mine who lives in Vegas was backed off the Atlantis app for “getting good numbers,” and he was DOWN $10,000 at the time!!!!
Boots on the ground in Northern NV are absolutely critical, not only to avoid app hassles, but also to hit the smaller independent books up that way. (US Bookmaking at Baldini’s, the Carson Valley Inn-Bodine’s-Sharkey’s outfit, and Lakeside in SLT.)
As to your first point, my understanding is that Delaware William Hill lines are not necessarily the same available in Nevada. I’m sure you have Don Best or some kind of live odds service? That would probably be quite easy to confirm.
Regarding paragraph #2, you’re dead on about the independent Reno books. If you make the trip up there to get the apps you best have a passport to use as ID and a confirmable local address at the ready to provide them because they are super wary of anyone from Vegas opening online accounts.
A buddy of mine who lives in Vegas was backed off the Atlantis app for “getting good numbers,” and he was DOWN $10,000 at the time!!!!
Boots on the ground in Northern NV are absolutely critical, not only to avoid app hassles, but also to hit the smaller independent books up that way. (US Bookmaking at Baldini’s, the Carson Valley Inn-Bodine’s-Sharkey’s outfit, and Lakeside in SLT.)
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On lines, I've gotten by more or less functionally without a live lines service as opposed to free/delayed, although I've come close to springing for one a few seasons. I only follow lines during the NFL season, so I wouldn't be paying for a line service at this point in the calendar anyway. Or looking at other lines at the moment. Being recalled from retirement has put a crimp into how many rabbit holes I run down right now that don't pertain to working, working out, and getting ready for football season.
I'd be interested in seeing any line variances between the various locales. But in this thread, FWIW, some folks were adamant that that just won't happen with a multi-jurisdictional book. Folks are adamant about a lot of things on discussion boards ("hockey will never work in the desert"), and time always tells in the end, one way or the other.
On lines, I've gotten by more or less functionally without a live lines service as opposed to free/delayed, although I've come close to springing for one a few seasons. I only follow lines during the NFL season, so I wouldn't be paying for a line service at this point in the calendar anyway. Or looking at other lines at the moment. Being recalled from retirement has put a crimp into how many rabbit holes I run down right now that don't pertain to working, working out, and getting ready for football season.
I'd be interested in seeing any line variances between the various locales. But in this thread, FWIW, some folks were adamant that that just won't happen with a multi-jurisdictional book. Folks are adamant about a lot of things on discussion boards ("hockey will never work in the desert"), and time always tells in the end, one way or the other.
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Meadowlands to open a day early, so as to not be a dollar (or two or . . .) short:
https://www.njonlinegambling.com/meadowlands-racetrack-shifts-sports-betting-launch/
Meadowlands to open a day early, so as to not be a dollar (or two or . . .) short:
https://www.njonlinegambling.com/meadowlands-racetrack-shifts-sports-betting-launch/
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i was at Harrington Delaware sports book Sunday night. essentially is their racebook/upstairs bar. was pretty dead, as was the casino. casino was downright depressing. literally zero tits and ass. didn't place any bets, Monday's games were not avail.
not a big fan of Delaware in general. lot of poverty and farms. prefer the Jersey shore to Rehoboth.
i was at Harrington Delaware sports book Sunday night. essentially is their racebook/upstairs bar. was pretty dead, as was the casino. casino was downright depressing. literally zero tits and ass. didn't place any bets, Monday's games were not avail.
not a big fan of Delaware in general. lot of poverty and farms. prefer the Jersey shore to Rehoboth.
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Hopefully things will pick up, especially during peak hours, once football season kicks in earnest.
There are times and locales out here where a casino and its book can look like a vast wasteland (although it also can look like that even when its populated, albeit for different reasons).
Probably better that they get everything set up and some kinks worked out now while it's slow.
But a less than auspicious start pictured there.
The no T-n-A thing definitely is not good.
: ^ )
Hopefully things will pick up, especially during peak hours, once football season kicks in earnest.
There are times and locales out here where a casino and its book can look like a vast wasteland (although it also can look like that even when its populated, albeit for different reasons).
Probably better that they get everything set up and some kinks worked out now while it's slow.
But a less than auspicious start pictured there.
The no T-n-A thing definitely is not good.
: ^ )
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Meanwhile at MGM Mississippi, with Micah's reaction:
Micah Roberts @MicahRoberts7 3h3 hours ago
Both MGM Resorts sports books in Tunica and Biloxi, Mississippi are targeting Sunday, July 22 to start taking sports wagers. Training for ticket writers underway. This is great stuff! Exciting.
Meanwhile at MGM Mississippi, with Micah's reaction:
Micah Roberts @MicahRoberts7 3h3 hours ago
Both MGM Resorts sports books in Tunica and Biloxi, Mississippi are targeting Sunday, July 22 to start taking sports wagers. Training for ticket writers underway. This is great stuff! Exciting.
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So there is basically no purpose then going to borgata then making wagers right since it will have the online app? The other thing is aren't limits going to be lower online as oppose to at the sportsbook? Also i recalled someone mentioned any wager 1k or more has to be approved?
So there is basically no purpose then going to borgata then making wagers right since it will have the online app? The other thing is aren't limits going to be lower online as oppose to at the sportsbook? Also i recalled someone mentioned any wager 1k or more has to be approved?
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division of gaming enforcement in NJ says no need to open an account in person. However there is no sportsbook online at the moment or an app either in NJ.
There is a 30 waiting period , it started June 11th. So 30 days could be july 11th. Paperwork has to be put in by the casino too. So it could be later in the month.
The meadowlands open saturday july 14th at the meadowlands only.
division of gaming enforcement in NJ says no need to open an account in person. However there is no sportsbook online at the moment or an app either in NJ.
There is a 30 waiting period , it started June 11th. So 30 days could be july 11th. Paperwork has to be put in by the casino too. So it could be later in the month.
The meadowlands open saturday july 14th at the meadowlands only.
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New jersey :
Will sports wagering customers be required to make initial deposits orregister in person for sports wagering?Answer: Customers of online sports books will not be required to register or fund theiraccounts in person. Customers in a land based sports book do not have to registerunless they are placing a wager over $10,000.
New jersey :
Will sports wagering customers be required to make initial deposits orregister in person for sports wagering?Answer: Customers of online sports books will not be required to register or fund theiraccounts in person. Customers in a land based sports book do not have to registerunless they are placing a wager over $10,000.
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https://www.njgamblingsites.com/13968/atlantic-city-esports-continent-8-data-hub/
this is the hub for esports and sports betting in NJ before the case started about 7 years ago . [FONT="]The Ocean Resort Casino data center, in conjunction with the other upcoming location, provides connectivity to Pennsylvania and Nevada locations, and a direct link to Continent 8’s global network of 30+ data centers,” This goes overseas too. This is what christie was talking about before the case started.. Just a coincidence folks. This wasn't planned.[/FONT]
https://www.njgamblingsites.com/13968/atlantic-city-esports-continent-8-data-hub/
this is the hub for esports and sports betting in NJ before the case started about 7 years ago . [FONT="]The Ocean Resort Casino data center, in conjunction with the other upcoming location, provides connectivity to Pennsylvania and Nevada locations, and a direct link to Continent 8’s global network of 30+ data centers,” This goes overseas too. This is what christie was talking about before the case started.. Just a coincidence folks. This wasn't planned.[/FONT]
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https://www.easterndoor.com/2016/08/24/continent-8-sold-for-over-35-million/
They used to host Bodog and the poker sites in the glory days.
https://www.easterndoor.com/2016/08/24/continent-8-sold-for-over-35-million/
They used to host Bodog and the poker sites in the glory days.
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What are you talking about? What is a data hub? The portly gov thought NJ would be the only state outside NV with sports betting, so it would be NJ and NV. Not the way it is going to play out because of the way SCOTUS ruled. That opened the doors for each state to operate on their own.
There will eventually be 30 or so states with 30 unique state rules & regs, same as horse racing unless the fed step in and create federal regulations. As of now, it is a total gold rush and a money grab for both the states and the operators.
What are you talking about? What is a data hub? The portly gov thought NJ would be the only state outside NV with sports betting, so it would be NJ and NV. Not the way it is going to play out because of the way SCOTUS ruled. That opened the doors for each state to operate on their own.
There will eventually be 30 or so states with 30 unique state rules & regs, same as horse racing unless the fed step in and create federal regulations. As of now, it is a total gold rush and a money grab for both the states and the operators.
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it looks like it has something to do with esports . They expect I guess there will be a lot of money in it.
[FONT="]The company’s data center at Ocean Resort acts as a [/FONT][FONT="]hub for the nation[/FONT][FONT="] and connects overseas, Continent’s press release said.[/FONT]
[FONT="]“The Ocean Resort Casino data center, in conjunction with the other upcoming location, provides connectivity to Pennsylvania and Nevada locations, and a direct link to Continent 8’s global network of 30+ data centers,” the release reads.[/FONT]
it looks like it has something to do with esports . They expect I guess there will be a lot of money in it.
[FONT="]The company’s data center at Ocean Resort acts as a [/FONT][FONT="]hub for the nation[/FONT][FONT="] and connects overseas, Continent’s press release said.[/FONT]
[FONT="]“The Ocean Resort Casino data center, in conjunction with the other upcoming location, provides connectivity to Pennsylvania and Nevada locations, and a direct link to Continent 8’s global network of 30+ data centers,” the release reads.[/FONT]