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.

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.

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.

Two of Louisiana's most popular casinos have announced plans to open their sports betting operations on Wednesday.

There are now five casinos in Louisiana where you can place a legal wager on sporting events. That number is expected to grow over the next few weeks.

Many people around the state were expecting a big announcement this weekend. Here's why that won't happen.

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.

The recently passed legislation would allow for mobile wagering kiosks in bars and restaurants that serve alcohol.

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

Last week's election gave Louisiana a big win. The legalization of sports betting in our state was long, long overdue.

Will you vote for sports betting in Louisiana or do you need more time to decide. Take our poll.