sports betting

If you're playing "squares" for the big game on Sunday, these are the numbers one Louisiana gambler swears will make you a winner.

LSU is projected to have a great year in football but will that year be great enough to win the SEC? Here's what Las Vegas thinks.

Friday's baseball game between LSU and Alabama is making headlines this morning because of alleged suspicious activity.

Oddsmakers have already released the betting line for next year's Super Bowl and there is reason to be optimistic if you're a fan of the New Orleans Saints.

Some Saints fans aren't sold on Jameis Winston but Las Vegas is quietly weighing in on what kind of season he and the Saints might have.

Welcome back to another week of best bets! Our guy Scott finally got some wins he is now at 2-2, while Charlie went 0-2 and is now at 3-2, and I split the biscuit going 1-1 which now puts me at 2-3. This week all of us are trying to have a bounce-back week so without further ado let's dive in!

Welcome back to another week of best bets. I need to have a come-up after last week's loss. The records are as follows: Charlie Long 3-0, Lynden Burton 1-2, and Scott Prather 0-2. It's Super Bowl weekend so every person will have at least one Super Bowl bet as well as one extra. So without further ado let's jump into it.

With sports betting legal in Louisiana, you might be placing your first ever (legal) Super Bowl bets this weekend. Where to start?

After months of waiting, some reports now say that mobile sports betting in Louisiana could finally be here.

Licenses for sports books are still on hold.

The first legal sports wager in Louisiana was a seven-team parlay and it was placed by former Saints standout Joe Horn.

Those wanting to make a legal sports wager in Louisiana will have to wait just a little bit longer, here's why.

Lafayette's Dustin Poirier definitely has a fan in Floyd Mayweather after beating Connor McGregor this past Saturday night.

Governor John Bel Edwards has signed legislation creating the framework to bet on a live sporting event and a bill that spells out where the tax revenues will go.

Crazy? Definitely, but rumors have begun circulating that the stunt may have won him $374,000.

The Louisiana House is set to debate tax rates for online fantasy sports after the measure was approved by a House committee yesterday.