What Sites Can I Bet Sports Online From California?

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What Sites Can I Bet Sports Online From California?

You can bet sports online from California at BetOnline.

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Since 1999, BetOnline has been serving those in California by offering sports wagering online where it would otherwise be inaccessible.  The company is based in Panama City, Panama and is licensed to accept bets.  It ranks among the top ten online sports betting sites in the world.

California itself does not offer sportsbook licenses even after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the activity legal nationwide.  Conflicting interest among the Tribes in the state should ensure no books will operate within California's borders any time soon.

California is the 8th largest economy in the world with several professional sports teams and successful college sports programs.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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