LVA Sportsbooks question

Does anyone know if any of the LVA Sportsbooks offer odds and wagers on professional athletes getting hurt? Colby Bryant breaking his leg got me wondering about it. And could I have parlayed that bet with a second athlete like Jarrett Jack?

I don't know about that but my money is on Adrian Lewis to take down the World Dart Championship this week.

Shocking News!
Now that the 16-time-world-champion and top-seed Phil Taylor has been eliminated in the second round, Adrian Lewis might be thought the obvious favorite. DonDiego rarely backs the favorite. And DonDiego judges solely on the photo posted by snidely333 [above] that Mr. Lewis looks too much the hooligan.

DonDiego suggests that the likely winner is now Michael van Gerwen, . . . but unfortunately he is now the bettors favorite at 7-to-4, . . . ever so slightly lower odds than Mr. Lewis at 9-to-4.
So, based solely on the odds and a near complete lack of any knowledge whatsoever concerning professional darts DonDiego would put his money on Simon Whitlock at 12-to-1 to upset the co-favorites.

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DonDiego has no personal or financial relationship to any State, National, or International sportsbook or its owners or employees.
For the record DonDiego finds the dart playing field established in most bars/pubs which he has patronized to be located way too close to the bar and patron's pathways; someday somebody's gonna lose an eye. DonDiego takes no responsibility if one patronizing a bar loses an eye to a wayward dart.
In fact, DonDiego accepts no responsibility for any unfortunate outcome anywhere at anytime to anyone based upon DonDiego's recommendation.

The Wizard of Oz might not be ready for the pressure of the World Championship and the crowd might turn against the Aussie when facing home town hooligan favorite, Lewis.

Are you sure it was Colby Bryant who broke his leg? I think it might have been Magic Jackson.

Or was it Blaine Gretzky?

Ron Drysdale? Milt Chamberlain? Maureen Abdul-Jabbar? Anal Hersheiser?

ADRIAN LEWIS began his bid for a Ladbrokes World Darts Championship treble with a whitewash victory against Dennis Smith on Wednesday morning, as Michael Smith, Andy Smith and Justin Pipe joined him in the second round.

The round of 32 finds Adrian Lewis facing off against the always dangerous Vincent van der Voort while fun loving Simon Whitlock sent the grim Finn Jarkko Komula home in a battle of disparate personalities to make it to the round of 16. Rounding out the feature matches is Michael van Gerwen taking on the pride of Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire, Kevin McDine.

No odds on injuries in any books I've seen, though there might be derivatives from time to time, such as number of appearances in a season in creative offshore shops.

Michael van Gerwen has advanced to the Final 16.
Adrian Lewis faces Vincent van der Voort sometime after 7:00PM London Time tonight, 23 December, . . . in the last match before the Christmas Break.