As Watkins Glen International gears up for another thrilling weekend, fans across the country are preparing to place their bets. NASCAR betting is gaining popularity as more sportsbooks expand their ...

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The NASCAR Cup Series continues the season at Watkins Glen with Sunday's Go Bowling at The Glen. Here are the betting odds for Sunday's race.

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Adjusted for inflation, pari-mutuel handle has declined by about 55 percent since 2000, when $14.3 billion was bet on American racing at year's end. In 2024 dollars, that amounts to $26 billion.

Keeneland has announced a number of wagering opportunities, including the new Keeneland Turf Pick 3, for handicappers of all levels during the Fall Meet from Oct. 8-30.

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This is a $2 base bet, and you can certainly bet more if you’d like. You can also bet the horse "across the board," meaning you have him to win, place and show — which is a $6 bet on a $2 base ...