UFC is one of the leagues that have tried the hardest to remain active and give us good entertainment during this pandemic. It’s no secret that Dana White and company have made all sorts of efforts to keep the events coming, they even looked for a private island to try to make it happen, but unfortunately, it didn’t happen, at least in the first try.

Pay Per Head agents can encourage wagering on Oaklawn Park horse races

While many racetracks in the United States have shut their doors to the Covid-19 Pandemic, one popular racing venue remains open. Oaklawn Park located in Hot Springs, Arkansas, runs races every Thursday through Sunday.

Horseplayers know Oaklawn Park well. The horse racing track has produced top thoroughbreds for over 20 years. Some of the best jockeys and trainers in the United States call Oaklawn their base of operations.

No sports betting league remains safe in this pandemic. With both professional and college sports being postponed or cancelled, the sports betting world is in limbo. This could be the perfect time to practice becoming a bookie, with the limited betting options. And while you are learning how to use a white label sportsbook, let’s take a look at what is in store for one of the US’ most popular sports leagues.

The Major League Baseball, or MLB, is one of the most popular sports people bet on. It was supposed to start its season last March 16. But because the pandemic has any public gatherings cancelled, league officials announced early on that nothing but game replays will happen.

The Nevada State Athletic Commission voted to suspend boxing, MMA, and other combat sports events until March 25. Nevada suspends combat sports events after the conclusion of an emergency meeting to address the COVID-19 outbreak.

The NSAC scheduled their next meeting on March 25. The commissioners will vote on that day on whether they will allow combat sports or continue with the suspension. They named NSAC executive director Bob Bennett as the lead person in recommending how they will move forward after the next meeting.

Bennett told PPH bookie reporters that he is continuously communicating with medical professionals. Also, he knows all the amateur and professional sports events suspended for an indefinite period. He will continue to collect data to provide more information about the virus at their next meeting.

Nevada Suspends Combat Sports Events

As a result of the suspension, Tuff-N-Uff was canceled. There were no major professional MMA or boxing events scheduled for the weekend in Vegas. However, there are three events scheduled three days after the next NSAC meeting, according to sportsbook PPH sources.

James Wiseman is the potential number one pick in the 2020 draft. He signed with Excel Sports, which means the end of his collegiate basketball career. The 7-foot-one-inch center is currently playing in Australia.

Other potential top picks in next year’s NBA draft are LaMelo Ball and Anthony Edwards. Earlier in December, Wiseman announced his plans to play in the NBA. He left Memphis to prepare for the next chapter of his life.

Wiseman made his decision to leave Memphis instead of completing his 12-game suspension given by the NCAA. He was guilty of accepting $11,500 from coach Penny Hardaway in 2017. Hardaway donated $1,000,000 to the school in 2008 that made him a university booster in perpetuity.

Nevada gambling regulators filed a grievance against Steve Wynn. It can lead to the banning of the former casino magnate’s in the industry. The Gaming Control Board referred to Wynn’s sexual wrongdoing allegations filed against him since 2018.

The Gaming Control Board asked the Gaming Commission of Nevada to fine Wynn and cancel his status in the gambling industry in the state. The Gaming Commission acts on the recommendations of the board and has the last say on licensing issues.

Gambling licenses are a revocable privilege in Nevada. The Commission can revoke or deny licenses for individuals who it deems found unsuitable. Suitability has several factors including safety, the general welfare of state residents, morals, public health, and more, according to the report received by sportsbook pay per head reviews sites.

We’re only three months away from the year’s most anticipated fight between Anthony Joshua and Andy Ruiz Jr, yet it would probably be fair to say that punters are still a bit unsure as to who they should put their money on. Understandably, some are still recovering from having their fingers burned in New York, while others can’t quite find the bravery needed to put their money on Ruiz Jr.

That’s what makes this such an intriguing bout and one that will undoubtedly bring the world of boxing to a standstill when it happens. Despite all the uncertainty around the clash and even after Ruiz Jr was crowned heavyweight champion in June, the expert opinion would be to back the 29-year-old Joshua to right the wrongs of Madison Square Garden by knocking his Mexican-American opponent out.

While that may get a few eyebrows raised, it isn’t really a scenario that is farfetched at all. On paper, there is only one winner and that is the Watford-born Anthony Joshua.