
Michael Kates
Michael Kates is Managing Editor at Bookies.com. Previously, Mike was the Managing Editor at FanRag Sports and Associate Sports Editor at the Chicago Tribune.

Your Ultimate College Hoops Betting Guide, Odds & Rankings
College basketball tips off Tuesday, and we couldn’t be more excited. The Road to the Final Four for bettors started last April when the first NCAA basketball futures were posted at the top online sportsbooks in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and beyond.
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Biden VP Pick Odds: Harris Still On Top But Rice Edges Closer
Oddsmakers have set Kamala Harris as the favorite to be Joe Biden's vice president pick, with Susan Rice second and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer surging into third. No other candidate is close to the top three.
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Swing-State Odds: All Eyes On Pennsylvania; Texas In Play?
Donald Trump managed to flip six states that went for Barack Obama in 2012, and three states — Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — proved most critical. Those 46 combined electoral votes swung the outcome in Trump’s favor. Will Joe Biden flip them back in 2020?
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Donald Trump Odds & Prop Bets
While the Presidential odds reflect both where money is being wagered and how bookmakers view the state of the race, prop bets can offer social commentary on the state of US politics. That's especially true with Donald Trump prop bets.
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Nobel Peace Prize Odds: WHO, Navalny Among 2021 Favorites
European bookmakers have odds up for who will win the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize. There are lots of nominations - there always are - but who are the favorites?
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Gavin Newsom Recall Odds: Will California Governor Be Removed?
California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom, the subject of the recall election, has seen his odds to remain governor improve and he is now heavily favored to survive that effort.
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Seminole Tribe Denied Emergency Stay To Continue Florida Sports Betting
A federal appeals court on Friday denied the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s request to stay a lower court’s ruling that had invalidated the Tribe’s new gambling compact with the state.
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