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Jul 5, 2026 · via youtube.com

Why everyone suddenly has an opinion on the point spread

Sports betting isn’t just for folks who hang out at diners reading racing forms anymore. It’s a massive global industry now, worth well over a hundred billion dollars, and everyone’s getting in on it, from football fans to people obsessed with Formula 1 sim racing. You walk into pretty much any sports bar these days, and odds are you’ll see someone at the counter checking their betting app between innings, quarters or laps. What used to be something only Vegas sportsbooks and shady corner bookies offered has gone mainstream. It’s everywhere; across continents, sports and lately even video games. The numbers show just how wild this shift is, and they say a lot about how fast entertainment and fandom are changing. The numbers behind the boom Sure, estimates vary depending on whose data you trust, but the direction is clear. Precedence Research thinks the global sports betting market will hit about $125 billion in 2026, and could top $325 billion by 2035. Just in the U.S., the American Gaming Association says Americans legally wagered $166.94 billion on sports in 2025, which pushed sportsbook revenue up to a record $16.96 billion, nearly 23% more than the year before. That’s not slow growth. What’s actually driving this A bunch of things are fueling this expansion, and none of them are mysterious once you look closer. Legalization is spreading. More states and countries keep opening up to regulated betting, so the action moves away from shady offshore books and onto legit platforms that pay taxes and stick to the rules. New York, Illinois and New Jersey are the biggest state markets in the U.S. by revenue, and just in 2025, state-regulated sportsbooks paid $3.71 billion in taxes; a jump of more than 32% from last year. Phones changed everything. Nobody needs to drive

Jul 5, 2026 · via boxthislap.org

How to mount your Simagic P700 pedals to your rig #simracing #simagic #simrig #simracingsetup

Jul 5, 2026 · via youtube.com

D-BOX Technologies Inc. Class A Financial Statements – LS:A0JDUC

AAA D-BOX Technologies Inc. Class A No trades No trades Fundamentals and stats Key facts Market capitalization— Founded— CEO— Website— About D-Box Technologies, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of haptic motion systems. Its products include movie theater, sim racing, and simulation and training. The company was founded by Philippe Roy and Michel Jacques on December 15, 1992 and is headquartered in Longueuil, Canada. Valuation Fundamental metrics to determine fair value of the stock Growth and Profitability Company’s recent performance and margins Dividends Dividend yield, history and sustainability No dividends A0JDUC has never paid dividends and has no current plans to do so. Financial health Financial position and solvency of the company

Jul 5, 2026 · via tradingview.com

POV: Force Feedback Went Absolutely Insane #SimRacing #ForceFeedback #Gaming ...

Jul 5, 2026 · via youtube.com

'Still not amazing but way better than in the Sprint' - Hadjar happier after P5 in British GP

'Still not amazing but way better than in the Sprint' - Hadjar happier after P5 in British GP Isack Hadjar reflects on his P5 finish in the 2026 Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, a race in which his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen crashed out of the podium positions in the dying laps.