CA Betting News

The California gambling industry has exploded over the last few decades as laws and regulations helped grow casinos and card rooms across the state. Despite the two consistently going head-to-head with one another, both serve a valuable purpose in the…

Major League Baseball should be nearing the All-Star Break, but games have yet to begin in 2020. That is set to change later this month, as games will start to take place on July 23 and 24. Sports bettors have…

The California Horse Racing Board is scheduling a special meeting on Friday regarding several horse racing deaths at Los Alamitos racetrack. This year, 19 horses died while racing at Los Alamitos. Another 10 have died of gastrointestinal issues or other…

Mike Trout sees his MVP Odds fall, according to FanDuel. The AL MVP favorite now sits at +195 as he is still the clear cut favorite to win in front of Aaron Judge (+950), Francisco Lindor (+1200), and Alex Bregman…

Last month, California legalized a new whipping rule that would restrict jockey’s from whipping a horse more than six times during a race. Also, if a jockey whips a horse six times, then they will have to use an underhand…

Over the weekend, California Governor Gavin Newsom told Los Angeles cardrooms to close their doors just two weeks after reopening. The Governor motioned that the coronavirus is spreading at an alarming rate. Cardrooms, along with dine-in restaurants, movie theaters, wineries,…

Over the weekend, the Bellagio suffered one of the worst sports betting losses in Las Vegas history. The sportsbook allowed bets to be placed on a game after the game already started. Bettors were wagering roughly a quarter-million dollars on…

Indian tribes in California are trying to get a sports betting referendum on the 2022 ballot. The tribes have been collecting signatures from registered voters, but they fell short of the required number that was needed. Judge James P. Arguelles…

For a few weeks, it appeared that California was going to be the next state to legalize sports betting. Things fell apart at the last minute, and the state will now be waiting until 2022 to revisit the issue. California…