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The 151st running of the Kentucky Derby is right around the corner, and we’ve got everything you need to prep for race day—odds, predictions, longshots, and of course, the best bets to make. Whether you’re new to the sport or a longtime fan, our horse racing blog section and sports betting site reviews have you covered. The race takes place at the legendary Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. The 2025 Kentucky Derby is set for Saturday, May 3—right on tradition as the first Saturday in May. The Kentucky Derby post time for 2025 is set for 6:57 PM ET. In case you missed it, Mystik Dan defied the odds to win the 2024 Kentucky Derby. Mystik Dan entered the race

Everything’s bigger in Texas – including the birdies at this year’s CJ Cup Byron Nelson. We’re breaking down all the must-know info for one of the PGA Tour’s most exciting stops. Whether you’re looking for golf betting tips or just want to sound smart at your watch party, we’ve got you covered like a perfectly placed approach shot. If you’re new to golf betting, check out our expert betting guide for golf to get started. The party moves back to TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas – a 7,438-yard par-71 that’s become famous for producing fireworks. Since taking over as host in 2021, we’ve seen winning scores of -25, -26, and -23. Something tells me this course might just be too easy

On Sunday, May 4, the NASCAR Cup Series heads to Texas Motor Speedway for the Wurth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY. This race marks the 11th of the regular season and the second trip to Texas this season so far. The first trip to Texas was for the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at COTA in March. That road course event was won by Christopher Bell. The Cup Series was at Talladega last weekend for the Jack Link’s 500, which was won by Austin Cindric. He joins Josh Berry as the two underdogs to win a race this season and virtually lock themselves into a Playoff spot. This week, Hendrick Motorsports’ William Byron and Kyle Larson sit on top of the

On Sunday, May 4, one of boxing’s pound-for-pound best fighters returns to action as the undisputed junior featherweight champ Naoya Inoue defends his crown against Ramon Cardenas. Not only is Inoue making his in-ring return, but he’s also fighting for the first time in the United States since 2021. Inoue vs. Cardenas will emanate from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, and stream live on ESPN+. Inoue (29-0, 26 KOs) is on a historic run over the last handful of years and looks to extend that streak with a victory this weekend. Cardenas (26-1, 14 KOs) is on a 14-fight winning streak, which helped him earn his first world title opportunity. Unfortunately, it comes against one of the best