Oscars odds: Betting on the Academy Awards is now legal in New Jersey, so I tried it
My anthem recently has been Bradley Cooper in A Star Is Born singing which perhaps it’s time to allow the old ways perish, yet here I am, driving over the Ben Franklin Bridge on a Sunday, like I used to if I needed a bottle of wine and the State Stores were closed.
Nowadays, Pennsylvania sells wine Sunday, along with the gas prices have equalized, but I’m headed to Cherry Hill since you must physically be in New Jersey to perform what I’m doing now — betting on the Oscars, which is lawful this year for the first (and possibly last) time.
I open the software app which I downloaded for this very purpose, double-check the Oscar chances, and set $35 on Black Panther to win, since experts have explained to me that it is inefficient to bet to a heavy favorite like Roma, or a prohibitive long shot like Vice, but there’s potential value in choosing a well-positioned longer-odds candidate like Black Panther.
I have heard a lot of about betting on the Oscars in the last few days, but I’ve questions: Why did this betting service just tell me I could not bet more than $35 to win?
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