Where Can I Bet the Super Bowl From the Carolinas?

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21 January, 2018

You can bet the Super Bowl from North Carolina and South Carolina from any number of well established international online gambling websites.

The Super Bowl is the single most wagered event in North America with many folks who have never placed a wager opting to do so for the very first time in their lives.

The Carolinas, with their combined population of 15 million, do have their own NFL team, which incidentally played in last year’s Super Bowl. That would be the Panthers. All of the Carolinas is Panthers territory.

Many local bookies opt to utilize offshore Pay Per Head services in order to run their business outside of the state and their business should see explosive action during the big game.

Gambling, both simple and aggravated, is a misdemeanor in both North Carolina and South Carolina.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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