2013 Super Bowl Square Pool With $500 Cash Prize

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BetDSI and G911 are partnering to bring you a 100 percent FREE 2013 Super Bowl Square Pool with a $500 Cash Prize Pool up for grabs. 

Each player will get 1 square to play and its first 100 first served.  Don’t miss your chance to win some free cash on this year’s Super Bowl.  Sign up today and claim your free square in the “G911 Private Super Bowl Square Pool” using the password “G911SUPERBOWL”. 

To enter the contest simply login to the Sportsbook Lobby and select “Free Football Contests”.  From this lobby all of the instructions for joining will be posted.

BetDSI.com offers the highest limits and fastest payouts, not to mention live in-progress wagering on most televised games where bets are taken right to the final play.  The Current promotion is up to $2500 deposit bonus with an additional 20 percent Daily Cash Rebate on net losses in the Mobile Casino through February 3rd. 

BetDSI will have Live In-Game Betting throughout the big game as well as over 200 prop bets to chose from all available to play from your Tablet or Smartphone.  Sign up today and claim your free Super Bowl Square using the password “G911SUPERBOWL”.

 

 

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