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Super Bowl

Kansas City Chiefs’ Odds of Winning Super Bowl LVI

As we approach another exciting season of NFL action, the Kansas City Chiefs are once again considered one of the favorites to claim Super Bowl …

esports

Connecticut Becomes Latest State to Legalize Sports Betting: In-Person Betting Now Permitted

Connecticut has become the latest US start to legalize sports betting after the Department for Consumer Protection approved licenses to the relevant physical casinos in …

General

When is a subsidy not a subsidy?

Readers of The Sports Economist know that we generally take a tough line against public subsidies for sports. So, I am a bit surprised to …

General

Everything’s Bigger in Texas

When I was a student at Mizzou back in the 90s, I remember reading articles where potential recruits would say things like, “my high school …

Gambling

How To Be Successful At Sports Betting

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that sports betting is one of the most popular ways people gamble today. This is especially the case …

antitrust, General

Managing a Brand v. Restricting Competition

Brad has done an excellent job of keeping TSE readers informed and discussing elements of the American Needle v. NFL case, including posts on oral …

Sports

Insurance Executive Neil Mitchell’s Thoughts: What Are Scientific Studies Revealing About Player Head Injuries in American Football?

A couple of decades ago, few people would have ever thought that a high school bioethics class would find an abundance of material on America’s …

horse racing

Melbourne’s Top Thoroughbred Races

Spring racing is a time of thrilling excitement in Melbourne and these 4 top thoroughbred races are the ones not to be missed for the …

Sports Economics

Horse Racing for Beginners

Horse racing can be a lot of fun, but anyone will tell you that it can seem a little confusing at first. Sure, you can …

Italy, Soccer

The Third-Largest Industry in Italy

What would you guess is the third-largest industry in Italy? Wine? Apparel? The Roman Catholic Church? Housing? Tourism? Automobiles? According to Aldo Spinelli, quoted in …

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