Super Bowl 2013 Squares Still Open: Pays $500

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With only 100 participants, the odds of winning $500 in the Gambling911.com exclusive Super Bowl 2013 squares pool are pretty good.

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Each player receives one square to play with only 100 maximum taking part.  Once BetDSI.com reaches the 100 max number, no more players will be allowed in.  This is an excellent opportunity to win some cold hard cash and there are still spaces available.  We do not anticipate reaching the 100 mark so this is really an excellent opportunity to win some cold hard cash. 

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.

Also note that BetDSI.com is offering hundreds of Super Bowl 2013 prop bets and up to $2500 in FREE CASH upon joining here. 

- Payton O’Brien, Gambling911.com Senior Editor

 

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