Can I Bet The Preakness Stakes From My Smartphone, iPad, Android Mobile Device?

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

17 May, 2014

Today one can place bets on the Preakness Stakes or any other horse race while on the road via their smartphone such as an Android, iPhone or an iPad using sites like BetDSI.com. They were one of the first to launch mobile online betting.

There’s no app for that. It’s simply an easy-to-use mobile site that allows for wagering and making payout withdrawals via a no-download, fully-compatible sportsbook and racebook for iPhone, Android and Blackberry phones.

There is also a download-able software application for Windows Mobile devices, PDAs including Blackberry, and other popular, web-enabled cell phones. Now you can win anytime, anywhere on your favorite device with BetDSI Mobile.

This year, BetDSI.com was offering some of the best odds on the Preakness Stakes when compared to other books online just as they had with the Kentucky Derby and gamblers are loving it! In past years, Gambling911.com found that BetDSI’s odds on the Triple Crown races were not up to par with other books so this is truly refreshing and demonstrates how committed to this incredible time of the wagering season.

BetDSI.com has been serving the wagering public since 1997.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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