NFL Week 1 Unders Have Hit 55% Since 2005

NFL Week 1 Unders Have Hit 55% Since 2005

Week 1 unders are 96-79 (54.9%) since 2015 and 55% since 2005, well above the 52.4% break-even mark at -110. Books have posted Week 1 2026 totals already, from 39 for Jets-Titans up to 51 for Buccaneers-Bengals. Unders went 11-1 across the first two Sunday windows of 2025, when scoring fell to 20.7 points per … Read more

Malik Nabers Runs Routes at Giants Camp With No Return Date Set

Malik Nabers Practices, No Return Date For Giants

Nabers ran routes at full speed in individual drills but is not yet a full practice participant. He is 10 months removed from a torn right ACL and a second cleanup procedure this spring. The Giants are +7000 to win Super Bowl LXI at DraftKings as of July 28. Nabers is +1300 for Comeback Player … Read more

BetMGM Delays $500M EBITDA Goal, Cites Prediction Markets

BetMGM Delays $500M EBITDA Goal, Cites Prediction Markets

BetMGM pushed its $500 million adjusted EBITDA target beyond 2027, citing prediction market regulatory complexity. Online sports net revenue was flat at $228 million while iGaming revenue rose 8% to $483 million. Second-quarter adjusted EBITDA fell 15% to $74 million even as net revenue rose 3% to $711 million. Average monthly active players fell 3% … Read more

Responsible Gambling Gets a Sliver of What Celebrity Deals Do, a New Audit Finds

Responsible Gambling Spending | Dwarfed by Celebrity Ads

One firm’s review tallies $520 million on star endorsements last year and just $60 million on player-safety efforts, a gap worth weighing seriously, provided you remember who did the tallying. Sit through a few hours of live sports and the celebrity pitches run together, a parade of athletes and actors hawking the same betting apps. … Read more

US Gaming Industry Splits Over Prediction Markets as Senate Holds First Hearing

US Gaming Industry Splits Over Prediction Markets as Senate Holds First Hearing

DraftKings and FanDuel walked away from the AGA in November 2025 and now sit opposite the trade group at the first congressional hearing on federally regulated event contracts. The May 20 Senate Commerce Subcommittee hearing marks the formal start of federal legislative consideration.