David Schoen
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Las Vegas, NV, United States
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Biggest Super Bowl total bets ($500K+) placed at Caesars, BetMGM
Caesars Sportsbook and BetMGM took bets of more than $500,000 on Sunday on the over/under for the Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. → Read More
Biggest bets placed on Super Bowl LVII — FULL LIST
Here are all the six-figure or higher bets confirmed to have been placed for the Feb. 12 game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs in Glendale, Arizona. → Read More
Canadian poker pro wins WPT World Championship for $4.1M
Eliot Hudon of Montreal defeated British pro Benny Glaser in a brief heads-up match to win the WPT World Championship for $4.1 million. → Read More
Jason Koon beats Phil Hellmuth in $1.6 million poker match
High-stakes poker pro Jason Koon defeated Phil Hellmuth in their heads-up No-limit Hold ’em match Wednesday to earn the $1.6 million prize. → Read More
College football forecast: Friends say Michigan and under
Ohio State hasn’t lost at home to Michigan since 2000, and the Buckeyes are favored Saturday. → Read More
College football betting trends — Week 13: Take Florida State
See the latest college football betting trends from Las Vegas handicapper Bruce Marshall. → Read More
World Cup bankroll challenge: 2 bets to get started
Review-Journal sports betting writer David Schoen has been given a $5,000 fantasy bankroll to bet during the World Cup on sides, totals or props. → Read More
Knights beat Coyotes; Phil Kessel appears in 1,000th straight game
Phil Kessel became the the first player in NHL history to appear in 1,000 consecutive games, and the Golden Knights defeated the Arizona Coyotes on Thursday. → Read More
Daniel Negreanu wins prestigious poker tourney for $3.3M payday
Daniel Negreanu won the Super High Roller Bowl VII on Friday at the PokerGO studio at Aria, securing the second-largest prize of his Hall of Fame career. → Read More
College football forecast: USC-Oregon State draws heavy action
The Southern California-Oregon State game has attracted more than twice as many spread tickets as any other Week 4 college football spread. → Read More
Bettors lean toward underdog in Steelers-Browns ‘TNF’ game
Bettors are leaning toward the underdog Pittsburgh Steelers in Thursday’s AFC North showdown at Cleveland. The Browns are 4-point favorites at most Las Vegas sportsbooks. → Read More
College football forecast: Expect points in Purdue-Syracuse game
Neither Purdue nor Syracuse should have trouble moving the ball in Saturday’s nonconference game. The total is 60. → Read More
Money leans toward one side in ‘TNF’ Chargers-Chiefs game
The Kansas City Chiefs are consensus 4-point favorites at Las Vegas sportsbooks over the Los Angeles Chargers on Thursday. The total is 54. → Read More
Norwegian poker pro wins WSOP Main Event
Espen Jorstad of Norway won the World Series of Poker Main Event on Saturday at Bally’s Event Center, defeating Las Vegas resident Adrian Attenborough. → Read More
Norwegian has chip lead with 3 players left at WSOP Main Event
Espen Jorstad of Norway has a commanding chip lead with three players remaining in the World Series of Poker’s $10,000 buy-in No-limit Hold’em World Championship. → Read More
Poker pro accused of cheating eliminated from WSOP Main Event
Ali Imsirovic, who was accused of cheating online and during live tournaments, was eliminated from the World Series of Poker Main Event on Monday at Bally’s. → Read More
WSOP Main Event features 2nd-largest field in its history
After officials predicted a record-breaking field prior to the start of the WSOP’s $10,000 buy-in No-limit Hold’em World Championship, the Main Event officially featured 8,663 entrants. → Read More
Clark County public defender wins over $550K at WSOP
The 31-year-old public defender for Clark County is an accomplished poker player with a World Poker Tour title to his credit. On Wednesday, he added to his resume. → Read More
Phil Ivey falls short of 11th WSOP bracelet, finishes 2nd
Phil Ivey was looking to break a tie for second place on the all-time WSOP bracelet list, but finished second in the $100,000 buy-in High Roller No-Limit Hold’em tournament. → Read More
Check out this wild hand at WSOP — VIDEO
Chad Eveslage was involved in one of the wildest hands of the WSOP so far en route to victory in the $25,000 buy-in High Roller No-limt Hold’em 8-handed event. → Read More