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Case Keefer

Assistant Sports Editor

Case Keefer has spent more than a decade covering his passions at Greenspun Media Group. He's written about and supervised coverage of everything relating to the local sports scene, with an emphasis on betting and football, for the Las Vegas Sun and Las Vegas Weekly. He's also an avid music fan, constantly listening to new records and attending concerts, and writing about them whenever he can for Las Vegas Weekly.

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  • Vegas-style college football preview: Pac-12 at the sports book

    Aug 1, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    When the Pac-10 extended hastily accepted invitations to Utah and Colorado for the 2011 college football season, many hailed it as the dawning of the age of “super conferences.”

    Vegas-style college football preview: Pac-12 at the sports book
  • Vegas-style college football preview: Mountain West at the sports books

    Jul 24, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    The never-ending footrace between Boise State and bookmakers may feature a new leader for the first time in nearly two decades. The popular narrative of non-BCS conference Boise State baffling the country with its run of sustained success once rang truest in Las Vegas.

    Vegas-style college football preview: Mountain West at the sports books
  • Sports books favor Heat to win next year's NBA title but Clippers moving up

    Jun 24, 2013 (3 p.m.)

    The Miami Heat’s championship parade drew to a close Monday in a fashion typical for these types of celebrations — with talk of next season. The back-to-back NBA champions fielded questions about potentially pulling off the first three-peat in more than a decade next season. Las Vegas has answers, or at least valuable insight into the likelihood of it happening.

    Sports books favor Heat to win next year's NBA title but Clippers moving up
  • NBA Finals in Vegas: Sports book facts and figures on Heat comeback, Game 7

    Jun 20, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    The dramatic finish in Game 6 of the NBA Finals caused at least three different groups of people spread throughout the country in separate time zones to look foolish. There were, of course, the much-ridiculed Miami fans who fled the American Airlines Arena exits early before their Heat sparked to win 103-100 in overtime. San Antonio supporters who flooded the Riverwalk anticipating a celebration before their Spurs dulled took their barbs, too.

    NBA Finals in Vegas: Sports book facts and figures on Heat comeback, Game 7
  • NBA Finals in Vegas: Heat victory tonight could mean big business to sports books

    Jun 18, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    Tonight marks the closest equivalent to Groundhog Day for local sports books. If the Miami Heat win to extend the NBA Finals to a Game 7, brightness in the form of money gets one last hurrah. Dim the lights around betting windows, though, if they lose.

    NBA Finals in Vegas: Heat victory tonight could mean big business to sports books
  • NBA Finals in Vegas: Sports books took hit on Heat; zig-zag calls for Spurs tonight

    Jun 16, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    Sports book directors may have flopped to the floor harder than Chris Bosh as game four of the NBA Finals wound down. Unlike the minor contact Tim Duncan made with Bosh, the Miami Heat actually inflicted pain on bookmakers. They cost Las Vegas books far more than the $5,000 the NBA fined Bosh for his embellishment, too.

    NBA Finals in Vegas: Sports books took hit on Heat; zig-zag calls for Spurs tonight
  • NBA Finals in Vegas: Spurs a small favorite over Heat in series and Game 4

    Jun 13, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    Don’t make the same mistake some analysts made Tuesday night. Don’t pen the Miami Heat’s eulogy yet. Despite an embarrassing 113-77 loss to San Antonio in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, Miami is a victory Thursday night away from regaining its status as the favorite in the series, according to Las Vegas odds.

    NBA Finals in Vegas: Spurs a small favorite over Heat in series and Game 4
  • NBA Finals in Vegas: What the odds say about home court format for Heat, Spurs

    Jun 11, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    LeBron James has experienced both the supposed greatest benefit and biggest drawback to the NBA Finals’ 2-3-2 home court format over the past couple of years. The Heat are now minus-175 (risking $1.75 to win $1) to win the series with the Spurs coming back at plus-155 (risking $1 to win $1.55).

    NBA Finals in Vegas: What the odds say about home court format for Heat, Spurs
  • NBA Finals in Vegas: Spurs now favored in series but history on Heat's side in game two

    Jun 9, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    Fans in San Antonio might as well crank Rihanna’s breakthrough single “Umbrella” and dust off those black and silver Robert Horry jerseys. They should party like it’s June 2007, and not just because their Spurs are back in the NBA Finals for the first time since suppressing this very King (James) six years ago.

    NBA Finals in Vegas: Spurs now favored in series but history on Heat's side in game two
  • What you need to know about betting on the NBA Finals in Las Vegas

    Jun 6, 2013 (2 a.m.)

    According solely to future odds in Las Vegas sports books, Miami was 13 percent more likely to win the title before the just-concluded series with the Indiana Pacers ever began. The LVH Superbook had the Heat at minus-400 (risking $4 to win $1) to win the NBA title on May 20. Now they’re just minus-220. San Antonio’s numbers swayed the opposite direction, as it was plus-450 to end the season with a championship before a near pick’em Western Conference Finals series against the Memphis Grizzlies.

    What you need to know about betting on the NBA Finals in Las Vegas
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