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The global sports betting market is trending now more than ever. Every year, millions of people join the exhilarating world of sports wagering. Whether it is sports fans that place bets on their favorite teams or players, or gambling enthusiasts looking to test their luck, the options are endless. Before we dive into the many sports betting options, we should mention the indispensable player in this arena – the sportsbook. This is where the betting happens.

If you are interested in betting today, you can find hundreds of types of sport bets listed at sportsbook not on Gamstop. This gives you easy access and a lot of flexibility in addition to the many choices. In this article, we’ll delve into different types of sports bets ranging from traditional forms to the latest emerging trends. There’s no such thing as the luckiest or best type of sports bet, but knowing your options can always help when you make your predictions for a match.

Traditional Types of Sport Bets

People have been betting for a very long time. In the past, there were only basic, straightforward types of bets available to players. Now that the global sports betting market makes up 40.3% of all online betting activities, the options for punters have reached hundreds.

Even so, the basics never ceased being popular in sports betting. Why would they, when they are the simplest and yet very promising predictions to make? For many people today, the bets that existed for decades are the best type best in sports. When we talk about traditional types of bets in sports, we talk about point spread, over and under, moneyline bets, etc.

Let’s take a closer look at these options:

• Moneyline bet. A moneyline bet is pretty straightforward. All you need to do is pick a team – or a player – that you believe will win the game or match. Depending on the odds assigned to the team you choose, you can calculate your potential payout.
• Over/under bet. Also known as totals, these bets predict whether the combined score of the teams in a game will be over or under a value predetermined by the sportsbook.
• Point spread bet. A point spread bet levels the playing field. When there’s a clear favorite in a match, the sportsbook assigns a spread i.e. margin of victory for the favored team. You can choose to wager on that team to win by a specific number of points. Or, you can bet on the underdog, but not to win – to keep the margin of defeat within a predetermined range.
• Parlay bet. When you place parlay bets, you are combining more than one wager into a single bet. You can win more money with this type of bet, but the level of risk is significantly higher. If one of your wagers is unsuccessful, you lose the entire bet.
• Futures bet. A futures bet involves wagering on a future outcome. For example, you can place a bet for the end of a sports season or tournament. These are placed well in advance. In many cases, bettors will predict the champion of a league or tournament, often even before the season starts.
• Teaser bet. Teaser bets are variations of point spread bets. Basically, you can adjust the point spread in your favor by adding or subtracting a certain number of points from the original spread for the games you include in your wager.

Emerging Trends: Modern Sports Gambling Type of Bets

The global betting market is already big and growing really fast. Estimates show that the global sports betting market will grow to $155.49 billion by 2024. With the increase in interest grows the number of sportsbooks, as well as betting options. As the number of sportsbooks grows, and especially since online betting became an option, there’s a new type of sports bets popping into the market regularly.

That being said, the market has many emerging and new trends for punters. Let’s take a look at some of them.

• Prop bet. Prop bets or proposition bets focus on a specific occurrence within a game that might not affect the final outcome directly. For instance, you can predict the number of goals a specific player will score. You can bet on other things, too, such as the duration of the national anthem performance at an event like the Super Bowl. Prop bets are exciting and entertaining, and often very different from traditional bets.
• eSports bet. With the growth of competitive gaming or eSports, betting on these events has emerged as a popular trend. In this case, you’ll be placing bets on eSports competitions where players compete in games like Dota 2 or Counter-Strike.
• Micro-market bet. Micro-market betting happens when you place a wager on discrete, specific events or outcomes within a sporting event. Basically, you are betting on smaller-scale events instead of the overall game outcome. For instance, you can bet on the number of fouls in a quarter.
• Live bet. Also known as in-play betting, this form of placing wagers is very popular these days. When players bet live, they can watch the game in real-time and predict the outcome or make predictions for the rest of it. Sportsbooks accept the wagers while the game – or event – is in progress, offering players more dynamic wagering based on unfolding circumstances in the game.

Wrapping Up

Sports wagering has changed a lot in the last few decades, and especially in the last few years. Ever since it became available online, sports betting has become more versatile than ever. Today, punters can choose from hundreds of bet options. In this article, we listed the most popular traditional options, as well as the emerging trends in recent years. But, this is just the tip of the iceberg. If you are a sports bettor and would like to test your luck, hop on to your favorite sportsbook and roam through the many betting options it offers. Good luck!

One of the most exciting basketball players of the last 20 years is calling it a career, as Carmelo Anthony, 39, announced his retirement.

Anthony was born in New York City, and would play one year collegiately for Syracuse in 2002-03, where he led the Orange to a National Championship.  He was taken third overall that year in the NBA Draft (the most loaded class of all-time that also included LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh) by the Denver Nuggets.

Melo did not take long to become a scoring machine in the Mile High City, averaging over 20 Points per Game as a rookie, and for the next 13 years, he never finished a season below that threshold.  The Nuggets improved under Anthony, who went to four All-Star Games there, and took them to the 2009 Conference Finals.  

Growing frustrated in Denver, Anthony sought a trade, preferably to New York, which was granted in February of 2011.  Now the face of New York City basketball, Anthony had his best run, adding six more All-Star, and a Scoring Title (2012-13).  The Knicks did not win a championship with Melo, but he was by far and wide their best player while he was there.

Anthony looked for a trade in 2017, which he got, to Oklahoma City, but his game went into a steep decline.  He bounced over his final four years playing also for Houston, Portland and the Lakers, last playing in 2021-22.  

While an NBA Title never came to fruition for Anthony, he does have three Olympic Gold Medals with the United States.  He is also a member of the NBA 75^th Anniversary Team, and was chosen for six All-NBA Teams (two Second, and four Third).  Anthony leaves the game as the ninth-leading scorer (28, 289).

In our 2022-23 Pre-Season Hall of Fame Monitor of active players, Anthony was ranked at #13.

He is eligible for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2026, where he should be a first-ballot entrant.

We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to wish Carmelo Anthony the best in his post-playing career.

The R&B Hall of Fame Class of 2023 has been announced, and it is one loaded group.

The Class comprises:

Aaliyah:  The late Aaliyah (who died from a plane crash at the age of 22 in 2001) was on the cusp of mega-stardom, having already crossed over to films.  “The Queen of Urban Pop” went to the top of the Mainstream Chart in 2001 “Try Again”, and had 11 Top Ten songs on the R&B Charts.

Gerald Alston:  Alston was already inducted into the R&B Hall as the lead singer of the Manhattans in 2015, and this is for his solo career, which yielded three top 40 Hits on the R&B Charts.

Ruby Andrews:  Andrews was an R&B star in the late 60s and early 70s, with her top tune being “Casanova (Your Playing Days Are Over), which went #9 on the R&B Chart in 1967.

Brook Benton:  Benton was a major force on the R&B Chart throughout the late 50s, 60s and early 70s hitting number 1 seven times, the top ten 20 times.  He crossed over to the mainstream often, with eight top ten hit son the Billboard Top 100.

Peabo Bryson:  Bryson was the master of romantic hit songs in his day, and he won two Grammy Awards for his work.  He had nine top ten hits on the R&B Charts, with two number ones; “Show & Tell” and “Can You Stop the Rain”.  Bryson also topped the mainstream chart in 1992, with the theme from Aladdin, “A Whole New World”.

G.C. Cameron:  Cameron was the lead singer of the Spinners during the height of their Motown years, and remained with the label as a solo after the group left. 

The Debonaires:  Comprising of cousins, Joyce Wilson and Telma Hopkins, the Debonaires had their own musical career before joining Tony Orlando, as Tony Orlando & Dawn.

Jermaine Dupri:  Dupri had a number one record “Life in 1472” and number one song “I Think They Like Me” on the R&B Charts, but is best known for his work as a producer, generating 18 R&B number ones for a plethora of musical legends.

Gwen Foxx:  Foxx has one of the widest ranges of any inductee and has done a lot of background work supporting the Detroit music scene.

Hall & Oates:  Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014, the Philadelphia-based duo had five number ones on the Mainstream Chart, one of which, “I Can’t Go for That (No Can Do)” also topped the R&B Chart.

Thelma Houston:  Best known for her Grammy-winning smash, “Don’t Leave Me This Way”, Houston had a slew of other top 40 R&B hits.

Linda Jones:  Jones left us at the tender age of 27 in 1972, falling victim to a diabetic coma, but she left behind a brief, but powerful catalogue of most emotional soul singing you ever heard.

King Arthur:  Arthur was an early hip-hop and mix tape star.

Clyde McPhatter:  McPhatter was the first member of the two-time club in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, having been inducted as a solo, and with the Drifters.  This induction means that he accomplished the same feat in the R&B Hall.  

Sam Moore:  One half of the already inducted (both the Rock Hall and R&B Hall) Sam & Dave, Moore had a respectable solo career in his own right.

New Edition:  The group, which comprised of Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins, Bobby Brown, Ronnie DeVoe, Johnny Gill and Ralph Tresvant, were huge I the 1980s, and all members would have separate success.  They had five number ones and 15 Top Ten hits on the R&B Charts.

Ronnie Nelson:  Nelson was a Detroit-based drummer who was the former Musical Director for the Temptations.

Priscilla Price:  Price had a solid run of R&B success in the 1970s.

Dee Dee Sharp:  Sharp is best known for her 1962 #1 R&B Hit, “Mashed Potato Time” and had three other top ten hits.

Dusty Springfield:  Springfield became a Rock and Roll Hall Fame in 1999, and enters mostly on the strength of her smash album, “Dusty in Memphis”.

The Stubbs Girls: This is the family of the legendary Levi Stubbs.

Sweet Boogie Productions:

Dee Dee Warwick:  The sister of Dionne Warwick, Dee Dee had eight top 40 R&B Hits throughout the 1960s and 1970s.

The ceremony is set to take place on September 24 at the Bridge Center in Detroit, Michigan.

The R&B Hall of Fame first came to existence in 2010.

We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate the newest members of the R&B Hall of Fame.