Explaining what goes behind pre-match odds calculation
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Why do bookmakers end up choosing certain probabilities that they convert into odds? What goes into the calculations that lead to these results?
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Changes and developments we can expect in iGaming by 2030
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What is it that we expect from the iGaming industry by the time the new decade hits? 2030 is far closer than we think.
House passes bipartisan affordable housing bill: Something we can all agree on
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A huge bipartisan majority in the U.S. House voted on Wednesday to pass legislation styled the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.
Virginia home sales, sale prices up in April: Good news for your favorite local Realtor®
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Your favorite local Realtor® should be doing well, based on the April 2026 Virginia Home Sales Report, from the Virginia Association of REALTORS®.
What is a no verification casino? Everything players should know
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Online gambling has evolved rapidly in recent years, and one of the biggest trends attracting attention is the rise of “no verification casinos.”
Ken Mitchell ends Sixth District congressional campaign, clearing the way for Beth Macy
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Good move by Ken Mitchell, the 2024 Democratic Party congressional nominee in the Sixth District, who announced on Wednesday that he is dropping out of the 2026 race, clearing the way for Beth Macy to focus on November.
Hobbies gone mobile: Which have adapted best to the mobile world?
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Activities once depended on physical locations; these hobbies can now fit into a pocket. A phone is no longer just a communication device.
Spanberger tries, and fails, to explain Affordable Medicine Act veto
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Abigail Spanberger went the disingenuous route in defending her decision to veto legislation that would create a Prescription Drug Affordability Board in Virginia.
Rising habits of young people in Canada in 2026
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hirty years ago, collecting wall posters was fashionable, while today, teenagers aged 14-18 are into online gaming, social media, and streaming platforms.
Now we have Spanberger vetoing the Affordable Medicine Act: Make it make sense!
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Massive bipartisan majorities voted to pass the Affordable Medicine Act that Gov. Abigail Spanberger is signaling today that she plans to veto.
