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On Sunday, May 25, AEW returns to PPV with their annual Double or Nothing event. The 2025 AEW Double or Nothing PPV is the seventh installment in the franchise and it will emanate from the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona. Other than the two covid shows (2020-2021), Double or Nothing had been held in Las Vegas, Nevada, each year. However, this year, WrestleMania 41 was held in Las Vegas, so AEW decided to smartly move their PPV to another market.   This year’s AEW PPV is shaping up to be a banger. As we’re inching closer to the All In Texas event, Double or Nothing will definitely get us one giant step closer to a few of the promotion’s

The Scripps National Spelling Bee turns 100 this year (well, technically 97 competitions thanks to WWII and 2020 covid), and with it comes a full slate of betting markets ranging from the length of the winning word to whether the champion will be wearing braces. It’s incredibly nerdy, it’s intense, it’s high quality entertainment, and, most importantly, it’s bettable. We’re here for all of it. Below, we break down the latest 2025 Spelling Bee odds, make actual picks for each prop bet, and give you the analysis to back it all up. The event kicks off on May 27, 2025, with prelims leading into televised rounds later that week. You can watch the Bee on ION, Bounce TV, or stream

The Greatest Spectacle in Racing returns this Memorial Day Weekend, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most competitive Indy 500s in recent memory. Whether you’re betting on a pole-sitter or hoping your longshot hits the bricks first, there’s value to be found all over the board. Before we dive into the odds, make sure you check out our Expert Betting Guide for more sharp insights into motorsports and beyond. With that said, let’s take a look at the latest Indianapolis 500 odds, courtesy of the top sports betting sites, and make our Indianapolis 500 predictions. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) first opened in 1909. Since 1911, this iconic venue has held the Indianapolis 500. The race itself has become

Memorial Day Weekend is one of the biggest racing weekends of the year. Not only will fans get to see the 109th running of the Indy 500, but the Cup Series’ annual Coca-Cola 600 race will follow IndyCar’s iconic event on Sunday, May 25, beginning at 6pm ET.   NASCAR’s holiday weekend festivities kick off with the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 on Friday, May 23, at 8:30pm ET. That’s right, the Truck Series returns to their normal Friday night slots after spending the last two weeks filling in for the Xfinity Series on Saturday evenings. Speaking of Xfinity, this series will return to racing for the first time since the Andy’s Frozen Custard 300 at Texas Motor Speedway on