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Will Roseff Columns
It All Started with Soccer
One day, at Rugby school, a boy named William Webb Ellis became bored with soccer. Maybe it was the lack of goals. Whatever the reason, he decided to pick up the ball and run with it, and thus was born “Rugby Football.”
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A View From Across the Pond - Differences Indeed!
As a “Brit” I have two objectives when writing pieces for our America cousins. First is to inform you about the betting market over here, and second to comment on the peculiarites, in our eyes, of the American betting market.
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The Bottom Line in U.S. and U.K. Sportsbetting
As I write, the soccer World Cup is nearing the start of the knockout stages. Worldwide turnover on the games has been massive and the results so far have been wonderful for the books. However, there are fundamental differences between the U.S. approach to bookmaking and what happens over here...
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