Eric Uribe

Born and raised in Nevada, Eric was exposed to the world of sports betting at an early age. He yearned to be 21 just to hit the sportsbook, and when that day finally came, he became a regular at the smoke-filled room, sweating out bets with sketchy characters. Eric's passion for sports betting hasn't wavered since. However, he's developed a separate interest in business too. Eric combines both these deep passions for OSB where he not only drops expert betting advice, but also researched news about the state of industry. Things like new legalization bills, tax changes, state revenue, innovation, and so much more!

Education

Bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Nevada. Master of Business Administration from the University of Central Florida.

Professional Achievements

Published over 300 sports articles in newspapers across the state of Nevada. Three-year business owner.

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Maryland Pushing to Get Sports Betting Industry Up by NFL Playoffs

2021/09/23

Maryland signed legal sports betting into law back in May. And since August, it has been all systems go as they try to accelerate the implementation of an industry they left previously untouched. This process by which they've sped things up has led to some interesting questions and revelations. Let's discuss them, shall we?

Connecticut Has Launch Date for Legal Online Sports Betting

2021/09/23

After a long wait, legal sports betting is officially being rolled out in Connecticut. With some casinos already in place, on-site wagers are just about ready to be placed. Green lighting online betting is expected to take a little more time, but not much more. It is a matter of days or weeks rather than months. How is Connecticut getting it done? What does it all mean? Let's break it down.