sports wagering

LSU is projected to have a great year in football but will that year be great enough to win the SEC? Here's what Las Vegas thinks.

Friday's baseball game between LSU and Alabama is making headlines this morning because of alleged suspicious activity.

The Texas furniture mogul's response to losing $8 million on a Kentucky Derby bet is epic, to say the least.

There's proof Calvin Ridley made bets but is this proof he threw games while on the field.

Will 2022 end with two more new teams, will we get a repeat of last season, or will the Warriors rise back up to take back their throne?

Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale, the Houston furniture salesman known for making huge bets on big games is back at it again -- this time making his largest wager yet.

Lousiana Gaming Control officials respond to questions and rumors about why online sports wagering is taking so long to go live.

There are now five casinos in Louisiana where you can place a legal wager on sporting events. That number is expected to grow over the next few weeks.

The first legal sports wager in Louisiana was a seven-team parlay and it was placed by former Saints standout Joe Horn.

Paragon Casino Resort in Marksville has partnered with Betfred Sports and as of 3:00 pm this afternoon, sports and gaming enthusiasts will be able to place their first bets.

Those wanting to make a legal sports wager in Louisiana will have to wait just a little bit longer, here's why.

Casinos and racetracks may apply for sports wagering permits beginning Monday. Here's when we think you'll be able to place your first legal wagers in the state.

Later this fall Louisiana players will have the chance to place their bets. Here's what we know so far.

Where will the money generated from sports wagering in Louisiana be spent? The legislature will debate that as part of the upcoming session.

Election results for sports wagering in Acadiana.

It appears likely that Louisiana voters will get the chance to approve or disapprove sports wagering as a ballot initiative this Fall.

The legislation modeled after Mississippi's sports wagering laws will no move to the House for further debate.

Sports wagering and recreational marijuana use show up favorably in a recent survey done by LSU.

The Governor thinks this new revenue should be applied to making our schools better.

The first months of legalized sports wagering have been Mississippi's win and Louisiana's loss.