Colorado Achieves A Number Of Superlatives During Record Sports Betting Month In January
Colorado customers bet more than $325 million on sports in January, marking the fifth straight month the state cleared the $200-million mark.
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Mile High? More Like Six Feet Under For The Colorado Rockies, According To Sportsbooks
Oddsmakers are not too keen on the Colorado Rockies for 2021, and their farm system isn’t holding the key to future success either.
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FCS Spring Football Draws Moderate Interest From Colorado Sports Bettors
While handle for FCS college football surpassed other niche sports at some books last weekend, betting activity still remains relatively light.
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The Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission approved five sports betting-related licensing fee renewals for the remainder of the fiscal year at Thursday’s meeting.
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Nikola Jokic’s Historic Season Rambles On While The Nuggets Continue To Flail About
While Nikola Jokic continues to put up historic numbers, the Denver Nuggets are having trouble getting anything going.
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Colorado Sports Bettors Win Big On Super Bowl
Although sportsbooks handled $31 million in Super Bowl wagers, it was a tough week for the books which posted a negative win of $1.24 million
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Massive $3.4 Million Wager From Mattress Mack Highlights Super Bowl Bets In Colorado
Practically every Colorado sportsbook is offering promos on Super Bowl Sunday. This is the first year that Colorado sportsbooks can take wagers on the Super Bowl.
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Denver AM Radio Station Recreates Itself With Sports Betting
Entercom switches its Denver oldies radio station to all sports and sports betting all the time, and will have national and local content.
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Circa Sportsbook Teams Up With Deck Prism To Put An End To The Live-Betting Spinny Wheel
Circa is the first sportsbook in the nation to team up with Deck Prism, a Las Vegas startup changing the way live bets are placed.
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Colorado Clears $1 Billion In Sports Betting Handle Since Launch With Record December
Colorado became the fifth state to clear $1 billion in cumulative sports handle since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down PASPA in 2018, reporting a record $284.5 million in bets in the month of December.
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