Rob Miech is a sports journalist who writes for The Sporting News. His work has also been featured in the Chicago Sun-Times and Gaming Today. Rob's articles cover a range of sports topics, including college football, NFL betting, and basketball.
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By: Rob Miech
Florence, 31, is +350 to win gold in the Paris Olympics surfing competition, which will be held 9,800 miles away in Tahiti.
Bet on it: Online company risks alienating loyal bettors by adding fees in high-tax states such as Illinois
By: Rob Miech
Taxing a winning sports wager? I had never even pondered such a scenario much less believed it could occur at a U.S. sportsbook.
Bet on it: Peoria natives, sports-betting partners get boost after taking in gambling ceremony
By: Rob Miech
Pro football will dominate in December and into the playoffs. But the college game will feature exotic matchups and funky-fresh rivalries.
By: Rob Miech
Bet on it: The three-inning under — which was often three runs — became a favorite tactic for Long Island's Tom Barton
Bet on it: A select group of sharp bettors envisions a middle-of-the-road season for Bears
By: Rob Miech
I was introduced to him in January and have gotten to know him during the year, but I knew nothing about the suicide note. But before an audience of hundreds, he spoke about it without reserve.
By: Rob Miech
Jeff Davis, the savvy NHL odds-man at Circa Sports, is a bit high on the Hawks this season and has wagered that they'll finish with more than 73.5 points.
Hitting a video-poker royal flush is easier than nailing a three-team college football underdog moneyline parlay, what living in this zany zoo for 22 years has taught me.
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