Where Can I Bet the 2015 Preakness Online? Best Sites

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

15 May, 2015

One of the best sites in which to bet the 2015 Preakness online would be our friends at Sportsbook.ag, which was offering the most wagering options and – in many cases – the best payout odds.

A perfect example of this would be Sportsbook offering odds on Dortmund that would pay out $50 for every $10 bet compared to $40 elsewhere.

Sportsbook was also one of the few websites still offering odds on American Pharoah winning the Triple Crown (pays just shy of $30 for every $10 bet).

Prop bets include matchups between the top contenders and ultimate winners of the race.

American Pharoah vs. the field (all other horses) had the favorite at -150 while any other winner would pay out $12 for every $10 bet. Not a bad insurance wager, especially if you are torn between Dortmund and Firing Line.

Sportsbook.ag accepts Visa and Mastercard with easy online live chat service should you have trouble opening an account.

ODDS TO WIN THE PREAKNESS STAKES 2015
80501	AMERICAN PHAROAH	-130
80502	DORTMUND	+400
80503	MR Z	+3450
80504	DANZIG MOON	+1650
80505	TALE OF VERVE	+5050
80506	BODHISATTVA	+4550
80507	DIVINING ROD	+1750
80508	FIRING LINE	+400

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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