Mike Seely is an Associate Editor specializing in sports betting and gambling. With a background in print journalism, Mike has written for various publications including Sports Handle, US Bets, CDC Gaming Reports, The Seattle Times, and Miami New Times. His articles cover a range of topics including sports betting trends, odds analysis, and industry insights.
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Mike Seely's articles predominantly cover sports and gambling, often focusing on betting odds and related legal and regulatory issues. He frequently includes expert commentary, government announcements, event coverage, and data citations in his pieces. Thus, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from individuals who can provide unique insights into the analysis of betting odds or offer expertise in sports-related legal matters.
As Mike focuses on national (United States) content without a specific regional emphasis within the country, it would be advantageous for potential sources to tailor their pitches with this scope in mind. Additionally, given his focus on providing expert commentary and citing relevant data, sources with substantial knowledge or experience in gambling industry regulation or statistical analysis may find success when reaching out to him.
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