"I asked for a website and this is what they came up with," was all Jon, the owner of Sportsbook911.com could say in regard to what has got to be one of the worst looking website on the planet. 

This one looks like it was thrown together by a few six year olds, and Jon admits to such.

"I'm having it redone."

Good, please do.

There is something about those little siren lights that makes me want to sign up there though.

They don't get much uglier than Sterling Sports WagePage.com.  It took us a good 15 minutes to find this one in the search engines.  Now we're sorry we did!  This site has not been updated in years. 

You can't really play online, it's more of an information page that appears to have been created using one of those free websites you get when registering a domain name. 

Phoenix Sports even had this one listed as their 2001 Sportsbook of the Year.  What on earth were they thinking?

Once you endorse this place you endorse them for life apparently.  TheRx still has an endorsement logo up there from 1999.

Sterling has stiffed players in the past, in case you all were wondering.

Then there is the old reliable standby, World Sports Exchange, whose website has not been updated since 1996 (at least not the design anyway).  Sure it is among the fastest to load, but those frames are outdated and it is often difficult to navigate.  The home page is okay, it's what happens after entering that becomes the problem. 

BetonSports gets the reward for most clogged website, and this could very well be why they have not become as strong an internet player as they are in print.  Today's web gambler wants to be on in less than five seconds.  Ten seconds seems an eternity.  This site took 142 seconds to upload and we are on high speed internet!   Perhaps it was just an "off" night?  We eventually gave up navigating through it.

The reward for one of the worst designed sites out there definitely goes to Beverly Hills Bookie.  The best thing about this website is that it's never up.  We love the pics though.