New Jersey Should Have Sports Betting by Super Bowl as Rehearing Granted

Written by :

Gilbert Horowitz

14 October, 2015

The 3^rd Circuit Court has vacated its ruling regarding the legality of sports betting in the state of New Jersey.

The professional sports leagues and NCAA had filed suit to prevent the activity in the Garden State.

This is being viewed as a victory by New Jersey politicians backing the initiative.

Senator Ray Lesniak tweeted Wednesday morning:

YES! 3rd circuit vacates ruling v my sports betting bill expect sports betting in AC & Monmouth Racetrack by Super Bowl

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

D'Andre Swift is priced at -115 to have the most rushing yards for Thursday's game. Rhamondre Stevenson pays close to $300 for every $100 bet.

A.J. Brown pays out close to $200 for every $100 bet to have the most receiving yards for Thursday night's game between the Patriots and Bears.

D'Andre Swift is priced at -165 to score an anytime touchdown in Thursday night's game.

Garcia opened as a -400 favorite Thursday morning at Betonline, while Mayweather comes back as a +300 dog.