Matt Youmans Article Archive

• Matt Youmans Archives

• Holm's upset of Rousey 'crushed' most Vegas sportsbooks (15 November 2015)
• DFS scrutiny sure to grow (18 September 2015)
• Buckle up, NFL bettors, it's going to be a wild ride (14 September 2015)
• Sportsbooks adjust odds on Patriots after Brady suspension (12 May 2015)
• Nevada reports $116 million wagered on Super Bowl (3 February 2015)
• Patriots attract early support in pick-em Super Bowl (19 January 2015)
• Jayhawks leave tournament early, taking large number of tickets down with them (25 March 2014)
• Public heavily backing Broncos at sportsbooks (20 January 2014)
• Old-school deal lands sports book operator Jimmy Vaccaro new gig (19 August 2013)
• Brunson still in contention for poker title (12 July 2013)
• Super Bowl generates nearly $94 million in betting handle (7 February 2012)
• Revised college football score leaves Vegas sportsbooks confused (12 September 2011)
• Nevada sees slight Super Bowl handle increase (10 February 2010)
• Super Bowl, sportsbook tour live up to hype (8 February 2010)
• Underdog bettors profit as Colts fall (8 February 2010)
• Vegas has plenty of props for Super Bowl (29 January 2010)
• Vegas sportsbooks ready for marquee Super Bowl (25 January 2010)
• Bookmakers living a nightmare in Vegas (26 October 2009)
• Football contests fuel Vegas sportsbooks (2 September 2009)
• Sportsbooks, Lesnar win big at UFC 100 (13 July 2009)
• Oddsmakers crunching numbers for March Madness (16 March 2009)
• Vegas handle down for Super Bowl (4 February 2009)
• Sports books pay as if Phillies won (28 October 2008)
• Tampa Bay victory could prove costly (21 October 2008)
• Super Bowl offers a winning proposition (4 February 2008)
• Referee scandal aftermath: Oddsmaker's new line: helping NBA (30 July 2007)
• Investigation of referee: Gambling probe rocks NBA (23 July 2007)
• With Favorite's Win, Game Super for Bettors (6 February 2006)
• Sports Betting: Guess Where Big Bettors Spend Their Money? (12 September 2005)
• Big Haul, But Not For Bettors: Books Get All They Can Handle (9 February 2005)