Favorite DC Team is the Nationals

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Category: Baseball

Created: Thursday, 21 November 2019 23:39

Winning the World Series might have catapulted the Nationals into becoming this year’s favorite DC team among residents. Also, off- and on-field mistakes by the Redskins contributed to their downfall.

Twenty-eight percent of residents named the Nationals as their favorite DC team. It was four times the amount that picked them in 2010. At the same time, Redskins fanbase decreased as 13 percent of the residents called them their favorite team. It was down from 21 percent in 2010.

In third place is the Capitals with ten percent of support from the residents. The Mystics and Wizards both got eight percent. In the last place is the soccer team DC United at six percent. However, there is 23 percent of DC residents who said they don’t like any of the local clubs.

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Sportsbook NFL News – Eagles vs Packers Result

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Category: NFL

Created: Friday, 27 September 2019 08:59

The Philadelphia Eagles visited the Green Bay Packers and managed to upset the hosts. The Eagles vs Packers game was close right to the very end as the latter was trying to force overtime with just 28 seconds remaining.

NFL headlines reported the final score of the Eagles vs Packers game to be 34-27. The Eagles moved to 2-2, while the Packers got their first loss of the season. Green Bay now has a 3-1 record. It could have gone into overtime but the Eagles tipped the pass to Marquez Valdes-Scantling in the Packers’ final play of the game.

Philadelphia outlasted Green Bay’s first wave in the first quarter. In fact, quarterback Aaron Rodgers completed 100 percent of his passes for a total of 129 yards. As a result, they went up 7-0, according to pay per head sportsbook reports.

Here are some takeaways we got from the exciting football game.

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Miami Guard Dion Waiters Suffers Bad Reaction to THC Edible

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Category: NBA

Created: Monday, 11 November 2019 05:43

Miami guard Dion Waiters hasn’t played a single NBA game this season for several reasons. However, his latest absence was due to the weirdest reason yet. According to pay per head sources, Waiters had an adverse reaction to THC.

THC is the active ingredient found in marijuana, which is still part of the banned substances list of the NBA. Waiters had a panic attack during the team’s charter flight last Thursday after eating an edible infused with THC.

The Miami Heat organization didn’t give out an official comment about the incident. According to basketball news outlets, Waiters suffered from a stomachache after ingesting an unknown substance after the team won against the Phoenix Suns. He was treated for it after the team arrived in LA. He didn’t attend the game against the Lakers because of an unspecified illness.

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JazzSports Rewards $50 Free Play to Qualifying Bettors due to Luck's Early Retirement

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Category: NFL

Created: Sunday, 01 September 2019 12:19

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August 28, 2019

JAZZ Sports Headquarters

San Jose, Costa Rica - In view of the recent news pertaining to the early retirement of NFL star and Indianapolis quarterback Andrew Luck, JAZZ Sports has announced the special grant of a $50 Free Play reward to all those players with submitted wagers on the aforementioned, in the MVP Odds category.

JAZZ Sports deeply laments the untimely end of Luck’s flourishing career, but it also wishes to reassure its customers of its commitment to the best business practices, by voiding all previously-entered bets on the Colts’ leading man.

Lastly, JAZZ would like to invite any affected players to contact their customer service hotline (at 855-910-3888) in order to request their special benefit

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PricePerPlayer.com Expands its Operations with a New Office in the Philippines

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Category: Gambling Industry

Created: Thursday, 17 October 2019 07:49

San Jose, Costa Rica – Sports Betting Software Development company PricePerPlayer.com is expanding its operations by opening a new office in the Philippines. The new offices will be a satellite office in Bonifacio Global City and will be known as Price Per Player Asia.

Ever since the PricePerPlayer.com acquisition of Bwager.com, the company has seen a high influx of clients in the Asian Gambling Market. According to their 2019 annual report, their Asian customer base has increased by 35% over the previous year. Thus, the decision to expand their holdings in the Philippines was the next logical step for the company’s growth.

The new office in BGC will allow the company to keep up with the growing demand for their sportsbook pay per head services in Asia. At the moment, they are currently in the process of hiring additional support staff for their expansion.

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NFL Commissioner wants a New Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Category: NFL

Created: Sunday, 14 July 2019 09:02

According to rumor, the NFL has been looking for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement by the start of the football season. However, the rumor is now over as football betting news websites said that Commissioner Roger Goodell just made it official. Thus, NFL Commissioner wants a New Collective Bargaining Agreement as soon as possible.

According to an interview on CNBC, Goodell said that “Our intent is to make sure we have a Collective Bargaining Agreement, we’ve been in it for eight years”. It’s worked very well, mainly for our fans but also for our players and our clubs, and so we have the structure of a system that works quite well.”

In addition, he said that “We’re continuing that dialogue, there are obviously changes we all want on both sides, and I think those are things that’ll improve us and try to make the Collective Bargaining [Agreement] continue to be successful for all the parties, and I hope we’ll do that.”

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