Kelsey McCarson

Bettors can cash in on Tiger Woods with DraftKings even if he does not win the U.S. Open, which begins Thursday. Anyone who bets on Woods to win will get up to $50 in betting credit from the bookmaker if the 15-time major champion does not win but finishes in the top 10.

The Cleveland Browns and Chicago Bears are drawing a lot of bets to win the Super Bowl at Las Vegas sportsbooks – even more than the top two teams on the board, the defending champion New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs.

BetAmerica will be the eighth Pennsylvania online sportsbook after its soft launch this week. The site has gone live but apps are pending for now.

The new startup mobile sportsbook in Indiana lands a deal with a well-known entity, Sportradar, in the legal, regulated sports betting industry.

The Washington Nationals and St. Louis Cardinals both pulled off upsets on the road in deciding Game 5s of their National League Division Series on Wednesday. Bettors mostly took the favorites and bookmakers mostly turned a nice profit.

Canelo Alvarez is a strong betting favorite against Sergey Kovalev on Nov. 2.

Michigan’s Claressa Shields takes on German stalwart Christina Hammer in a historic bout for the undisputed middleweight championship on April 13 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. Shields, -400, is favored to defeat Hammer, +270.

The bookmaker runs a promotion (with a $50 maximum) in which the line moved one point for every 250 Indiana bettors placing wagers on the Indianapolis Colts against the New Orleans Saints. By the time FanDuel stopped taking bets for the promotion, bettors were getting the Colts and 51 points. The Colts were routed but their backers won anyway.

The Indianapolis Colts upset the host Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday in NFL Week 5 action, giving Colts fans trying mobile sports betting in Indiana for the first time double happy.

Indianapolis Colts announce FanDuel as DFS Partner

UFC heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier wants one more big fight before he retires, and former champ and WWE superstar Brock Lesnar appears to be the most likely candidate.

Instead of waiting to see what happens this week in Joshua’s bout against Andy Ruiz Jr. in New York, Wilder jumps at the chance to be a big favorite to again defeat 40-year-old Ortiz. The fight will be in September, according to a report.