Eric Uribe

Born and raised in Nevada, Eric was exposed to the world of sports betting at an early age. He yearned to be 21 just to hit the sportsbook, and when that day finally came, he became a regular at the smoke-filled room, sweating out bets with sketchy characters. Eric's passion for sports betting hasn't wavered since. However, he's developed a separate interest in business too. Eric combines both these deep passions for OSB where he not only drops expert betting advice, but also researched news about the state of industry. Things like new legalization bills, tax changes, state revenue, innovation, and so much more!

Education

Bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Nevada. Master of Business Administration from the University of Central Florida.

Professional Achievements

Published over 300 sports articles in newspapers across the state of Nevada. Three-year business owner.

Latest from Eric Uribe

Iowa Sets Sports Gambling Revenue Record But Uncertain About Future

2021/10/13

In yet another sign that the sports betting industry is on the rebound following the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, Iowa reported a state record for sports betting income in the month of September. The return was somewhat shocking—but so was their response to breaking the benchmark. What's happening with Iowa State gambling legislation? Let's find out.

2021 NFL Week 6 Picks: Predictions for Bucs, Chiefs, Packers, Rams, More

2021/10/13

Check out our best bets for Week 6 of the 2021 NFL season!

2021 NFL Week 5 Picks: Bucs-Dolphins, Cardinals-49ers, Titans-Jags, More

2021/10/08

Check out our best NFL picks for Week 5!

Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder 3: Betting Predictions for WBC World Title

2021/10/08

Check out picks for Tyson Fury-Deontay Wilder 3!

Return of Gambling Expo to Las Vegas Signals Rise in Casino and Sports Betting

2021/10/08

Like many other industries, in-person casinos and sports betting took a major hit during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic. Casinos shut-down. Hotels shut down. Tourism was scuttled. Domestic and international travel became a headache. And truth be told, the gambling industry is still dealing with the ramifications of it all, as the pandemic has yet to truly end. At the same time, there are signs things in the industry could be returning to normal. But what does that look like?