5 Delaware restaurants named top U.S. sports bars out of 250
March Madness is in full swing! If your favorite team is still in the big dance or if you’re holding out for your bracket to win big, watching the tournament at a sports bar with your community is a great option. If you need some recommendations, a handful of Delaware sports bars are featured in a listing of the top sports bars in the U.S.
The top sports bars in Delaware
BetUS, a sports betting website, reviewed and ranked the top sports bars in the U.S. based on average Google review scores, the cheapest beer price and the price of a hamburger. Out of 17,327 sports bars across the country, BetUS ranked the top 250, featuring five sports bars right here in the First State.
● Sharp Shooters Sports Bar, Minquadale. Sharp Shooters Sports Bar in Minquadale is the highest-ranking Delaware location on the list, coming in at No. 23. The bar received a 4.4 out of 5 for its average Google review score, with the cheapest beer costing $3 and a hamburger costing $5.25.
● Rocco Italian Grill & Sports Bar, Wilmington. Rocco Italian Grill & Sports Bar, located in the heart of Wilmington, is ranked No. 72. The average Google review score is a 4.5, with the cheapest beer costing $4.50 and a hamburger costing $11.
● Rehoboth Ale House, Rehoboth Beach. If you’re by the beaches and are looking for a sports bar to dip into to catch the next March Madness lineup, Rehoboth Ale House in Rehoboth Beach is ranked No. 76 by BetUS. The average Google review score is a 4.5, with the
The top sports bars in the U.S.
The top 10 sports bars in the U.S. ranked by BetUS are as follows:
The Project Lounge in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Sluggo’s Sports Pub & Grill in Brookfield, Wisconsin.
Sobo 151 Bar & Grill in Denver, Colorado.
Bullseyes in Hastings, Nebraska. Barrett’s Barleycorn Pub & Grill in Omaha, Nebraska.
Hurley Huddle Sports Grill in Moss Point, Mississippi.
TC’s Midtown in Conway, Arkansas.
Marty’s Family Restaurant & Bombers Sports Bar in Rock Springs, Wyoming.
Ringside Lounge in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Four Quarter Bar in North Little Rock, Arkansas.
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cheapest beer costing $3.60 and a hamburger costing $16.
● Game Changers Sports Bar & Grill, Bear. In Bear, Game Changers Sports Bar & Grill ranks No. 134. The bar has an average Google review score of 4.1. The cheapest bear costs $3 and a hamburger costs $8.
● The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille, Newark. On South Main Street, The Greene Turtle is ranked No. 166. The bar has an average Google review score of 4.1, with the cheapest beer costing $3 and a hamburger costing $11.99.
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At the Fall Championships, I had the pleasure of delivering a lecture to an audience of intermediate/novice players. I used today’s deal to emphasize that (1) bridge is a problem-solving game and (2) many “expert” skills, such as “card reading,” are not hard.
South sticks his neck out to overcall two clubs, and he survives when North has club help. Against three clubs, West leads the K-A of diamonds. On the ace, East discards. On the next diamond, he ruffs dummy’s 10 and shifts to hearts.
Declarer takes the ace and can get home if he can pick up the trumps; he can pitch a heart on dummy’s queen of diamonds. How should he play the trumps?
Four hearts
East had one diamond. He had four hearts to bid the suit (but West needed three to raise). Moreover, nobody bid spades: West would have opened one spade with five spades and five diamonds; East would have responded one spade with 5-4 in the majors.
So East’s shape was 4-4-1-4. South can lead a trump to dummy’s king. When West follows low, South lets the 10 ride next. Easy!
Daily question
You hold: J987 K76 AKJ64 3. Your partner opens one heart. The next player passes. What do you say?
Answer: You will commit to game, and most often hearts will be trumps. A response of two diamonds, suggesting a good hand and diamond length and strength, is better than a response of one spade. If your hand were weaker – AK876, K76, 765, 43 – you would try one spade. If partner bid two of a minor suit, you would bid three hearts, invitational. If he rebid two hearts, you might jump to four hearts. West dealer
Neither side vulnerable
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