Eric Uribe

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Though California remains among the states that have yet to legalize sports betting, many believe this will ultimately change, even if it doesn't happen for another year or so. And while there are many factors that will determine whether The Golden State changes their stance, it absolute matters how voters feel on the subject. Legalization becomes tougher if they're predominantly against it. As it turns out, though, they may not be.

Check out our best NBA bets ahead of an ultra-loaded slate on Wednesday, March 16.

The United States Men's National Team has three rounds of 2022 World Cup qualifying matches scheduled for the month of March. Will they earn a trip to Qatar? Let's find out.

Texas continues to remain among the holdouts in the United States when it comes to legalizing sports betting. This insistence on not addressing the issue with any sort of urgency has many citizens and political figures annoyed—particularly when the state has passed on so many ostensibly intriguing proposals. What's next for the future of sports betting in Texas, if anything? We're not quite sure. But it begins with lobbyists spending truckloads of money to try inflicting change.

The race to bring legal sports betting to Missouri before the local legislature adjourns on May 13 is heating up. So much so, in fact, that professional sports franchises throughout the state have joined the push to bring about change. With so many in favor of legalizing sports gambling, and with so much money on the line, should we expect Missouri to take the plunge 33 other states have already made? Let's break it all down.

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