A quarterback’s injury could move an NFL point spread a couple of points, or even several. Now people with deep knowledge of football injuries are getting in on the information race, possibly providing an edge to some NFL bettors.

Want to bet on team or manufacturer finishes or stage-winner in-race? Sounds like it’s coming. So says series managing director of gaming Scott Warfield, who spoke with the Badder Beats podcast and Bookies.com about how legal sports betting can benefit NASCAR.

Green Bay Packers and Notre Dame football legend Paul Hornung places the ceremonial first legal sports wager at the Horseshoe Southern Indiana Hotel & Casino in Elizabeth, not far from Hornung’s hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.

The author of the new book “Shut Up and Listen! Hard Business Truths That Will Help You Succeed” owns the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casinos and the NBA’s Houston Rockets.

The NFL season kicked off with last year’s two Super Bowl teams, the New England Patriots, and Los Angeles Rams, among the favorites to win the NFL championship alongside the Kansas City Chiefs. One team was drawing more NFL betting action than all of them: The Cleveland Browns.

Days before NFL seasons, sportsbooks – and the legislatures which allow them to take legal sports bets on a state-by-state basis – are ramping up for America’s most lucrative sports betting market.

The league is steeped in history and for as long as people have been playing pro football games, other people have been betting on them. What is the NFL's outlook like these days?

The rising interest in NFL betting is no surprise. But a survey released by the American Gaming Association says about 7 million people, 1.2 million more than 2018, are expected to do so legally this season. That’s still a minority among an estimated 38 million placing any types of bets.

The U.S.-based media giant Fox launches Fox Bet, which is the BetStars app rebranded. Canadian media company theScore gets online with its sports betting app days later.

An unusual line – the second this month on the Houston Astros – goes viral when the Detroit Tigers pull off a stunner. The Astros are hugely favored again tonight.

CBS Sports Chairman Sean McManus says his network is talking about allowing discussions about NFL odds to take place during its NFL game broadcasts. That would be a change from its current policy.

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