The group is already won and Turkey is already out, which turns this into a bet on a lineup no one can see yet. The value is in the props, not the result. INGLEWOOD, Calif. The job is already done. The U.S. men’s national team wrapped up Group D with a match to spare, following … Read more
The Dry Creek Rancheria spent more than two decades running River Rock out of a tent. Now it is keeping the casino but renting the Caesars name, a different way to play California’s building boom. GEYSERVILLE, Calif. – For more than 20 years, one of Sonoma County’s casinos has run out of what amounts to … Read more
Turkey vs. Paraguay: World Cup Odds, Player Props and a Prediction for the Group D Elimination Game in Santa Clara Turkey opened as the narrowest of favorites over Paraguay for their Group D meeting in the San Francisco Bay Area on June 19, but with both teams beaten in their openers, the lines read as … Read more
USA vs. Australia: World Cup Odds, Player Props and a Prediction for Group D The U.S. opened as a clear favorite over Australia for their Group D second match on June 19, but the price on goals and the goalscorer market is where the value sits. SEATTLE – The U.S. men’s national team got the … Read more
While Online Betting Stalls, California’s Tribes Are Pouring Billions Into Brick and Mortar The state won’t have legal sports betting before 2028, but its gaming tribes are not waiting. From Sonoma County to the Central Valley, a building boom is reshaping the market, and not without a fight. California is the strangest big gambling market … Read more
California Won’t Let You Bet on Sports. Its College Athletes Are Harassed by Gamblers Anyway. No one in the state can wager on a regulated book for a game, but Bruins and Trojans are among the players asking for shelter from gamblers. A gap in federal law could make things worse. SACRAMENTO – No state … Read more
A federal judge vacated the Koi Nation’s casino land near Windsor and Interior pulled it out of trust in April 2026, while the Scotts Valley Band’s $700 million Vallejo project stalls in its own review, leaving two of California’s biggest tribal casinos blocked by other tribes.
California AG Rob Bonta has received over $330,000 in tribal-gaming contributions since 2014, including from the tribes most directly affected by the cardroom dispute.
Newsom’s revised state budget puts $125 million from Proposition 4 toward purchasing Golden Gate Fields for a new East Bay shoreline park. The California Legislature votes on the budget by June 15.
San Jose collects $30 million a year in cardroom taxes from Bay 101 and Casino M8trix. The state’s halted blackjack ban would have cut into that revenue immediately.