Online Sports Betting Site SportsBettingOnline.com Adds Bitcoin

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Gambling911.com sponsor SportsBettingOnline.com has become one of the first established online sportsbooks to incorporate Bitcoin.

More importantly perhaps, SportsBettingOnline.com is the first online sportsbook to begin accepting Bitcoin that also offers other more traditional funding methods.

SportsBettingOnline.com, which rewards its customers with 10 percent back on both weekly losses and wins, is operated by individuals who were among the very first to enter the offshore sports betting craze back in the mid-90’s.  They offer sports wagering on all professional leagues, college football, college basketball, international football (soccer), and more.  They also offer horse racing and have their own online casino.

Those wishing to deposit via Bitcoin may do so with as little as $20.  A $2000 maximum deposit is permitted daily. 

“This is a sure sign that Bitcoin is beginning to gain acceptance within the online gambling sector,” notes Payton O’Brien, who heads up the Gambling911.com website.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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