NCAA Football Gambling: Maryland Terrapins Betting Odds

Maryland wanted change, and Maryland will get change this season. After finishing 9-4 with a bowl win, the Terps’ administrative decision makers tossed aside head coach Ralph Friedgen and hired Connecticut head coach Randy Edsall. Maryland flirted with former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach, which caused a stir near the Chesapeake Bay and might have caused MLB baseball betting pundits to dream about the possibility that Maryland football would become more interesting than the Baltimore Orioles.

The biggest reason to recommend Edsall is that he lifted Connecticut from the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly Division I-AA) to a Big East championship during his tenure in New England. Now Edsall inherits a team that has failed to threaten for ACC hardware since 2003. Read more here…

10Bet Sports Betting is Adding Microgaming Games via Quickfire

(Casino Scam Report)- One of the leading sports books in the UK, 10Bet Sports is expanding their gambling profile by joining into a partnership with the leading online casino software games company Microgaming to bring over 250 amazing casino games to their players via Quickfire. This new partnership will offer online gamblers at 10Bet an array of casino flash games that will enhance their gambling experience as well as all of their sports betting preferences.

10Bet Sports will be offering casino players a 100% match bonus worth up to $500 to enjoy a variety of the very best online casino games offered in the industry. Microgaming casino games have always been the leaders in the gaming community because of their outstanding graphics, game selection, and progressive jackpots that reach into the millions more often than any other online casino brand. Read more here…

Sports betting theft gets attention of gaming regulators

(Las Vegas Review – Journal)- The theft of $482,883 from a multimillion dollar sports betting operation started by gambler-developer Billy Walters has attracted the attention of state gaming regulators.

Jerry Markling, chief of enforcement for the Nevada Gaming Control Board, said agents are looking into whether Ezekiel Rubalcada, a Las Vegas man charged in the theft, violated state messenger betting laws when placing wagers for the group at sports books. Read more here…