Can I Bet on the Pointsbet Sportsbook App From Florida

Written by:
Ean Lamb
Published on:
Feb/11/2021

You will not be able to bet on the Pointsbet app from the great state of Florida, however, BetOnline is accessible for all your betting needs, including the NHL.  They offer a generous welcome bonus (max bonus $1000) and have been in business now for 22 years.  Minimum bet $1, Maximum bet $10,000 ($25,000 on NFL).

 

Pointsbet Enters Into Deal With NHL

Pointsbet recently announced a new multiyear strategic partnership with the NHL that will see more of its signage and odds mentioned during broadcasts.  Those watching Lightning and Panthers games will be unable to bet with Pointsbet however.

The deal also provides PointsBet the ability to integrate the sportsbook operator's content into live NHL game broadcasts across NHL media partners, including NBC Sports, NBC Sports Regional Networks, Altitude TV, and other potential future linear alignments.

Your Teams

The Tampa Bay Lightning are the reigning Stanley Cup champions.  This is their third Championship win, the first being in 2004 and their second in 2020.

Their odds of winning the 2022 Stanley Cup were set at 9-1 as of December 5.

While the Florida College Football teams fell short, the Tampa Bay Bucs continued to play well behind Tom Brady.  Tampa Bay was among the most successful sports cities in the US over the past two years with the Rays also excelling in Major League Baseball.

The Miami Dolphins appeared to be left for dead but began turning things around in November.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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