Location: 1060 West Addison Street, Chicago, Illinois

Opened: April 23rd 1914

Capacity: 41,160

Owner: Chicago Cubs

Nickname: The Friendly Confines

MLB betting fans have seen plenty of heartbreak at Wrigley Field, which is one of the oldest, most memorable and allegedly cursed stadiums in all of baseball. Cub’s fans betting online for the team to win a World Series, have become known as some of the most ambitious fans, as the team has not won a championship at Wrigley since 1907.

Wrigley Field was built in March of 1914 and has been the home of the lowly Chicago Cubs ever since. It is the oldest National League Ball Park and second to only Fenway in Boston for being the oldest sports stadium in the world. It has been known as Wrigley Field since 1926, after formerly being known as Weeghman Park from 1914 to 1920 and then Cubs Park from 1920 to 1926.

Aside from being the home field for the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley has also been the home for the NFL’s Chicago Bears and most recently the NHL Winter Classic in the 2009 – 2010 seasons.

As noted earlier Wrigley was built in March of 1914 and was open for business by April 23rd of 1914, a six week span. The cost of construction was $250,000 as it was built by the Zachary Taylor Davis group. Aside from designing Wrigley Field, Zachary Davis had also designed old Comiskey Park the home of the Chicago White Sox in 1910.

Initially known as Weeghman Park for Charles Weeghman the owner of the Federal League team the Whales, Wrigley has become baseball field synonymous with being cursed. Since the Cubs came to play at Wrigley in 1916, they have yet to win a World Series. However, they were the loser of four World Series, in 1923, 1936, 1938, and 1945.