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FEATURED ARTICLESNBA Playoff analysis by Mayer and Pritchard
by GT StaffScott Pritchard from PritchardsPicks.com and Gaming Today's Mark Mayer cover top pro baseball and pro basketball sporting events.
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Maya has her whites on supporting the Heat. -
Bruins versus Blackhawks is the first Original 6 Stanley Cup final since 1979 when the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Rangers, which even the most ardent New York supporters figured would happen.
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V.I.P. Guaranteed Tip Sheet is providing today’s horse racing betting tips from Parx Racing.
By: Chris ORorke
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Gaming Insider | The issues that may continue to get the attention of creative thinkers include the banning of sports book kiosks at restricted locations (those with 15 or fewer slots) and the attempt to legalize private entity sports wagering.
By: Phil Hevener -
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Inside the Ring | At Brooklyn’s Barclays Center a 12 round WBA Welterweight clash. Oddsmakers sent the betting line out listing the challenger Adrien Broner as a -1250 favorite, and title holder Paulie Malignaggi as a +850 underdog.
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Beyond the Numbers | A hallmark of a great tournament director is one who listens to the players. I have been playing the WSOP for over 30 years, and last week something extraordinary happened while I was playing in an Omaha Hi-Low event.
By: Robert Turner
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Wiseguy Report | It’s never too early to start talking NFL. While the casual bettor may not pay attention until the start of the preseason, the wiseguys in Vegas have done their homework, and are ready to take advantage of early pro football betting.
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Finish Line | Ambrose has finished eighth or better in his last four starts at Sonoma. His skills on the road come from the Australia V8 Super Series, which is much tougher than anything seen in NASCAR.
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The Spurs are playing their best every night. Tony Parker is hurt, Manu Ginobili is old. They put that aside and each played great in Game 5. With Game 6 on the docket and a possible Game 7 in Miami, the Heat are still favored in the series.
By: Chris Andrews
