The fear of Friday the thirteenth should be no greater than any other day for the sportsbooks who deal with the sharp bettor. While the fear of March Madness should be even greater, it’s a bad night for the bookmakers and a great night for the world’s top sports handicappers.
Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Bruins gun for a road win on the ice in
Tipping Off in the NBA
There are no NBA games on the Friday schedule as the league shifts into All-Star mode in
Daytona 500 Betting Odds
It’s the biggest NASCAR race of the year, the Daytona 500. The oddsmakers have weighed in and have Jimmy Johnson and Kyle Busch are each posted as the favorite to win it all at +500. Dale Earnhardt Jr. is next at +600, followed by Jeff Gordon at +700.
Top sportsbooks have odds on the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and more.
The March to Madness
There are just two ranked teams on the college hoops schedule for Friday night, with No. 13 Villanova at
As well, the smart kids will take to the floor in the usual Ivy League matchups on Friday night. This week it’s
A Trip Around the Rink
There’s a key Eastern Conference clash on tap for Friday night with the Bruins hitting the road to take on the Devils. Those two teams last met on January 29, with
The only other Eastern matchup on Friday has the Rangers in
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Rounding Out the Slate
Usually we’d be talking about the Arena Football League around this time of year; it has nicely filled the football void between the end of the National Football League season and the start of the college football campaign. However, the AFL has been shut down for 2009, leaving bettors pigskin-free until the Canadian Football League begins its regular-season schedule – that will happen on July 1