Most Searched for Stories at Gambling911.com February 6

Written by:
C Costigan
Published on:
Feb/06/2025

Top Searches:

  • The fired ump found to be sharing his sports betting account with a professional poker was seeing the most impressions while Canelo vs. Paul had the most hits to the Gambling911.com website.
  • Yellow indicates heavy search and/or impressions activity.
  • Green indicates near server crashing traffic.

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Thursday's Hot Trending

  • Canelo vs Jake Paul Odds
  • Jeff Nadu vs. Taylor Mathis
  • Trump Cabinet Betting Odds
  • BookieMarket
  • Tulsi Gabbard Confirmation Odds
  • Sweepstakes Casino
  • Potomac Winter Poker Open
  • DraftKings VIP Showcase
  • Prizepicks Texas
  • Jimmy Butler Next Team Odds
  • BetCapri
  • Owen Hanson Released

Thursday's Heatseekers Gambling911 Searches

  • Super Bowl Prop Bets (Various)

Top Searches Last 24 Hours

Top Impressions

*While these stories were hot, Gambling911.com encountered some solid competition and therefore was not necessarily the top source for information per our internal data (sometimes we were).  These were the hot stories in the world of gambling that were not necessarily delivering traffic to the Gambling911.com website, though in some cases traffic was substantial.

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By  Chris Costigan

Chris founded Gambling911.com in 1999 and serves as the website's publisher.  He brings more than 3 decades of expertise related to the gambling and sports betting sector.  Creative talent is in Chris' genes, which he brings to the G911 website.  He comes from a showbiz family that includes Yankee Doodle Dandy George M. Cohan.  Chris is the grandson of artist John E. Costigan, whose work appears in the Smithsonian.  Chris' father was also in the news business and co-founded what is today the Union County Performing Arts Center.  Chris is a graduate of Kean University. 

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