There may be blizzard conditions in D.C., but politics have never been steamier than at the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas. The Daily Beast’s Asawin Suebsaeng injected politics into the annual XXX convention at Vegas’ Hard Rock Hotel, canvassing porn stars and other industry heavyweights about their political views.
Terry Lovingier’s Lost Bus provided a 64-1 stunner in the $200,000 Santa Monica Stakes (gr. II) Jan. 23 at Santa Anita Park.
Terry Lovingier’s Lost Bus provided a 64-1 stunner in the $200,000 Santa Monica Stakes (gr. II) Jan. 23 at Santa Anita Park.
Mobile gambling operator LeoVegas has tapped B2B sportsbook technology provider Kambi Sports Solutions to spur the site’s diversification beyond its casino roots.
On Friday, Kambi announced it had signed a deal to deliver its fully managed sportsbook to Malta-based casino operator LeoVegas Mobile Gaming Group. The addition, which will be in place by the end of H1, will allow LeoVegas customers to shift seamlessly between casino and sports verticals while furthering LeoVegas’ expansion into new international markets.
Kambi CEO Kristian Nylèn complimented LeoVegas as a “very exciting and fast growing brand in mobile gaming” and predicted that the two companies’ “mutual interest in driving innovation in mobile sports betting forms a powerful foundation for this partnership.”
LeoVegas co-founder Gustaf Hagman logrolled back, saying an “extensive selection process” had identified Kambi as “the partner that can match our high ambition and provide enabling technology and capability for us to innovate and drive the sports betting experience in the mobile era.”
Mobile gambling operator LeoVegas has tapped B2B sportsbook technology provider Kambi Sports Solutions to spur the site’s diversification beyond its casino roots.
On Friday, Kambi announced it had signed a deal to deliver its fully managed sportsbook to Malta-based casino operator LeoVegas Mobile Gaming Group. The addition, which will be in place by the end of H1, will allow LeoVegas customers to shift seamlessly between casino and sports verticals while furthering LeoVegas’ expansion into new international markets.
Kambi CEO Kristian Nylèn complimented LeoVegas as a “very exciting and fast growing brand in mobile gaming” and predicted that the two companies’ “mutual interest in driving innovation in mobile sports betting forms a powerful foundation for this partnership.”
LeoVegas co-founder Gustaf Hagman logrolled back, saying an “extensive selection process” had identified Kambi as “the partner that can match our high ambition and provide enabling technology and capability for us to innovate and drive the sports betting experience in the mobile era.”
The brokerage presently has a $22.00 price target on the stock. Zacks Investment Research ‘s price objective suggests a potential upside of 10.00% from the company’s current price.
The brokerage presently has a $22.00 price target on the stock. Zacks Investment Research ‘s price objective suggests a potential upside of 10.00% from the company’s current price.
Grade I winner Somali Lemonade died Jan. 23 from complications of foaling, according to breeder Helen Alexander, sister of the 7-year-old mare’s owner, Caroline Forgason.
Fourteen MaxMillions prizes of $1-million each were available, and four winning tickets for three of those prizes were sold – meaning one of the prizes will be shared by two ticket holders. The jackpot for next Friday’s Lotto Max draw on Jan. 29 will be an estimated $60-million, and there will be 25 MaxMillions prizes up for grabs.
Fourteen MaxMillions prizes of $1-million each were available, and four winning tickets for three of those prizes were sold – meaning one of the prizes will be shared by two ticket holders. The jackpot for next Friday’s Lotto Max draw on Jan. 29 will be an estimated $60-million, and there will be 25 MaxMillions prizes up for grabs.
Ken and Sarah Ramsey’s Charming Kitten took advantage of his class and experience to outrun a stubborn Xaverian in the stretch and win the $100,000 H. Allen Jerkens Stakes Jan. 23 at Gulfstream Park.
Ken and Sarah Ramsey’s Charming Kitten took advantage of his class and experience to outrun a stubborn Xaverian in the stretch and win the $100,000 H. Allen Jerkens Stakes Jan. 23 at Gulfstream Park.
Haveyougoneaway edged game favorite Sarah Sis in the $100,000 American Beauty Stakes Jan. 23, galloping through on the rail off the turn and working hard for the victory at Oaklawn Park.
Midwest Thoroughbreds’ The Pizza Man had his first work of 2016 Jan. 23 at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots.
Midwest Thoroughbreds’ The Pizza Man had his first work of 2016 Jan. 23 at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots.
Race favorite Kawi was given a textbook ride by Leith Innes to win the NZ$200,000 Thorndon Mile (NZ-I) Jan. 23 at Trentham and add a third top-level victory to his record.
Race favorite Kawi was given a textbook ride by Leith Innes to win the NZ$200,000 Thorndon Mile (NZ-I) Jan. 23 at Trentham and add a third top-level victory to his record.
Illinois state Attorney General Lisa Madigan has filed motions to dismiss lawsuits filed by daily fantasy sports operators DraftKings and FanDuel.
Two days before Christmas, Madigan released her opinion that DFS was illegal gambling under state law and sent notices to both DFS operators saying she expected them to add Illinois to the list of states from which they didn’t accept action.
The sites promptly filed complaints seeking damages for Madigan allegedly harming their reputation and impeding their ability to conduct business, while seeking a ruling that their operations aren’t violating Illinois’ Criminal Code.
Within days, the parties reached a deal “not to pursue any other action” against each other until the matter was resolved. The sites were widely considered to be playing for time while state legislators attempted to pass DFS-friendly consumer protection bills that would exempt DFS from state gambling laws.
Illinois state Attorney General Lisa Madigan has filed motions to dismiss lawsuits filed by daily fantasy sports operators DraftKings and FanDuel.
Two days before Christmas, Madigan released her opinion that DFS was illegal gambling under state law and sent notices to both DFS operators saying she expected them to add Illinois to the list of states from which they didn’t accept action.
The sites promptly filed complaints seeking damages for Madigan allegedly harming their reputation and impeding their ability to conduct business, while seeking a ruling that their operations aren’t violating Illinois’ Criminal Code.
Within days, the parties reached a deal “not to pursue any other action” against each other until the matter was resolved. The sites were widely considered to be playing for time while state legislators attempted to pass DFS-friendly consumer protection bills that would exempt DFS from state gambling laws.
After finishing second in the first three stakes tries of his career, Morning Fire dug down Saturday, Jan. 23 to hold off a stretch challenge from Epic Journey and win the $100,000 Pasco Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs.