Devils/Rangers series expected to bring big money in for sports betting
Sports betting has become a huge business ever since it was legalized in New Jersey.
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Apr 19, 2023, 12:53 AM
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More than $1 billion was wagered in New Jersey last month for March Madness.
And with the Devils and the Rangers in the NHL playoffs, more sports betting is expected.
News 12 spoke with Geoff Zochodne, of sports betting information site Covers.com, about his expectations surrounding these playoff games.
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