Sports Betting
Sports Betting
Bodog Brand Will Leave US Market End of Year: Name Change Coming for US Customers
Betting Online for the 2011-2012 Football Season: Like Going Back to 1999
People are always going to find ways of betting online, and the 2011-2012 football season is no exception, especially with the NFL lockout now over.
Online Sportsbook Sports Interaction Not Accepting US Customers for Football
The very popular and long established Canadian-based online sportsbook, Sports Interaction, is no longer accepting US customers coming into the new football season.
Best Price Per Head: $5 to $9?
PayPerHead.com recently launched a new “Best Price Per Head” initiative that only charges a mere $5 to $9. As part of the campaign, they hired The Sopranos star Vince Curatola, better known as “Johnny Sack”, to act as official spokesperson.
PayPerHead.com offers premium packages in addition to the $5 to $9 deal.
Here is what the $5 to $9 package provides:
No More TheGreek.com, BetJamaica.com for Football 2011: Where to Bet Online Now
Many of you will be stumbling upon this bit of information as you attempt to access your betting accounts for Football 2011: TheGreek.com and BetJamaica.com are no more.
BetJamaica.com Website has Closed its Doors
Following an announcement Saturday July 23 that parent company, TheGreek.com, will be closing to US customers, its recreational arm, BetJamaica.com, will follow suit.
Bookie Call Center, Software Now Brings Live, In-Game Betting to the Streets
William Hill US Presidential Bets in Vegas? Online Poker Too
Pay Per Head Sports Betting Business Now Offers Poker to Customers
William Hill Wimbledon Bet Biggest Ever
The United Kingdom’s largest bookmaker is reporting the largest bet it has ever taken on a tennis tournament, in this case the 2011 Wimbledon.
Disgraced Las Vegas Handicapper Ted Sevansky Loses Home
Ted Sevansky the disgraced handicapper who can be heard touting his picks in the Las Vegas radio market has now officially lost his home.
Australia is Cracking Down on Sports Betting in Wake of Match Fixing Concerns
BetED.com Founders Just Narrowly Avoided Arrest in US
Gambling911.com is learning that BetED.com principals nearly entered the US and were apprehended by federal officials. Last minute shoulder surgery stopped the process.
So why on Earth would anyone from the online gambling sector dare to enter the United States post 2006 when a series of high profile arrests of operators made everyone think twice about their travel plans?
Well, it turns out the principals in BetED may have had little idea they were about to enter the US.
Betfred Offers Industry Two Seats on Tote Board, Telegraph Says
Premiership Matches This Weekend Will Yield 35,000 bets an hour for Sportingbet
Pay Per Head Outfits May Win Out Big In Wake Of Online Poker Indictments
University of San Diego President Plays Down Sports Bribery Scandal
Mary Lyons, President of the University of San Diego, does not believe a recent point shaving scandal that has rocked the school’s basketball program will have any long time effect.
The USD President told the San Diego Union-Tribune Thursday: “The (sports bribery) incidents that have brought our University into the national spotlight are indeed serious, but they do not define us."
The implications are serious nonetheless.
Online Sports Bettors Freaked Out Over Pinnacle Sports Going Down
The popular online sports betting website, PinnacleSports.com, has been out of commission over the last 12 hours, but have no fear.
SWAT Team Used to Make Arrests in University of San Diego Point Shaving Case
San Diego All-Time Leader in Points Brandon Johnson Charged With Point Shaving
Bwin.party Balks at Newly Opened German Online Gambling Market: Shares Down Nearly 16 Percent
Sports Handicapper Who Lost Home to Foreclosure Gives Advise on Picking NCAA Tournament Winners
Earlier this week a local news station asked the foreclosed handicapper to provide betting advice for the NCAA Tournament.
Latest Online Gambling Bill H.R.1174: Not Poker Exclusive, But Sports Betting Banned
