This week on the California Sports Lawyer Podcast, host Jeremy Evans breaks down why Netflix’s sports strategy is increasingly about conversation before games—using culture, creators, and shoulder programming to drive engagement without taking on the full cost and scheduling risk of traditional live sports rights.
Jeremy examines Netflix’
In this week’s column, California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy M. Evans writes about the Netflix sports content conversation strategy.
Interestingly, Netflix’s play for Barstool Sports is similar to its Netflix comedy specials (e.g., “Netflix is a Joke”). It places the importance on popular relevance
This week on the California Sports Lawyer Podcast, host Jeremy Evans examines a growing question in modern sports: who owns probability. As leagues, sportsbooks, data firms, and media platforms expand real-time analytics and betting content, win probabilities, predictive models, and live odds are becoming valuable assets.
Jeremy explains how probability
In this week’s column, California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy M. Evans writes about the growing and evolving sports futures market and how it should be regulated.
A sportsbook sets the odds and pays based on the outcome of the sporting event; a futures contract fixes a
California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy Evans was quoted in The Hollywood Reporter regarding the UFC’s partnership with Polymarket and the broader legal implications surrounding prediction markets, sports wagering frameworks, and fan engagement in combat sports.
In the article, Evans discussed how emerging prediction-based platforms intersect with
