http://video.betus.com/ Sports Betting Insider Damon D breaks down some fabulous NBA betting free contests, talks Brett Favre’s injury woes and hands out his amazing NFL Lock of the Week all for your sports betting pleasure.
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Great answers ‘top contributors’ but none of you answered the question… What if the query was purely hypothetical or for a school assignment? For shame…
Here is what you would need to do… Get a license to operate a casino in a country where such is legal. Then go to the casino software people (supposing you have chosen one… I would recommend wagerworks, microgaming, or rtg) and buy the software they sell and a license to operate such software….
You will need a large server with loads of hard drive space and a backup system… A couple phone lines, a stellar internet connection, and a backup, and a huge amount of cash in a bank account…
You will need a way to process the deposits ur clients make, might wanna start by talking to visa and mastercard, and quicktender or neteller as well…
And then all you need are the clients… Which might be tough because the market is supersaturated… But if u are fair and honest and pay ur clients quickly, there is room in the marketplace for you…
Last of all is of tantamount importance to ur integrity… You need hardworking, industry savvy, employees; a couple cashiers, a few customer service reps and at least one technical guru proficient in cpu stuff and more specifically capable of learning bout ur newly purchased software…
good luck
Specifically, what happens if you place a bet on a team when the points line is -5, and then the line shifts to -6? Is your bet now based on -6, or does it stay on -5? Does this differ with money lines or other types of wagers (total points, etc.)?
If you made your bet at -5, you get the bet at -5.
You get the bet at the odds when you made it.
(This changes for horse racing, but not sports betting)
I used bodog for a while and it was a pain in the ass to get a payout. Are there any online gambling sites that have easier payouts?
Bet365 – Usually under 3 days.
http://www.freebetsandtippingservices.com/Sportsbook.html
http://www.freebetsandtippingservices.com/Bet365.html
July 8 (Bloomberg) — Bloomberg Businessweek’s Jonathan Kelly talks with Deirdre Bolton on “InsideTrack” about the Galileo Managed Sports Fund, the world’s first sports-betting hedge fund. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bob Akmens Sports @ http://www.basports.com is America’s #1-Documented Top Sports Handicapper with 163 #1 Contest-Category Finishes since 1978. Consider what we’ve accomplished so far just in the start of 2008: we’re the defending NFL handicapping champs of the U.S. (#1 in thesporteye.com NFL contest; #1 in thesportsmonitor.com NFL-sides competition — we led that latter contest for an unprecedented 7 straight weeks from weeks 6-12 with win percentages between 70-80%; in college hoops, we had a 50-17 run in totals; in the NBA as of 6/6/08, we’re first in the nation at both thesportsmonitor.com and thesportseye.com with a 33-14 NBA playoff record; in hockey, we just won our 6th-straight hockey contest – a #1-finish in 6 regular- or post-seasons in a row (see our site for details); and we entered the 2008 baseball season as the defending national handicapping champs, winning both thesportsmonitor.com and thesportseye.com baseball contests last season. And as of 6/6/08, we’re again leading the nation in baseball at The Sports Eye in both most bankroll-won and win-%. Absolutely no one in the sports service business has those short-term credentials – much less our record over the past 30 years. All of this is public knowledge – and not the usual smoke and mirrors you see. 99% of the time in this business guys toot their own horn (which usually is full of baloney). But you might want to take a look at a write-up we just got at one of the Net’s top-websites: about.com. One of the nation’s leading gambling-writers believes my horn should be tooted and so he has: http://sportsgambling.about.com/od/handicappingsites/p/bobakmens.htm. After reading that write-up, you can see that what I’ve said above is just a short cadenza on my part. This is the first of a 3-part video-introduction to baseball betting. Watch all 3 parts to become a winning sports bettor. And watch our other multi-part videos covering sports betting tips for football, baseball, basketball, hockey and soccer. Then come to http://www.basports.com and see how we can make you money! We’ve made hundreds of millions in profits for our thousands of clients worldwide since 1978. Why not be one of them and make money, too?
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From http://GamblersTelevision.com
Tony T here with our Rockstar quick hitter sports betting trends from week 8 of the NFL Pro Football Season. Now lets look at some of the hottest Pro Football sports betting trends from week 8.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Dallas Cowboys. Dallas is 1-9 against the spread in their past 10 games versus NFC opponents. Dallas is a 2 ½ point favorite.
St Louis Rams at New England Patriots. New England is 1-7 against the spread in their past 8 home games. New England is a 7 point favorite.
Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers. Carolina is 6-0-1 against the spread in their past 7 home games. Carolina is a 4 point favorite.
Those are 3 of the hottest sports betting trends from week 8 of the NFL Pro Football sports betting card.
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Bob Akmens Sports @ http://www.basports.com is America’s #1-Documented Top Sports Handicapper with 163 #1 Contest-Category Finishes since 1978. Consider what we’ve accomplished so far just in the start of 2008: we’re the defending NFL handicapping champs of the U.S. (#1 in thesporteye.com NFL contest; #1 in thesportsmonitor.com NFL-sides competition — we led that latter contest for an unprecedented 7 straight weeks from weeks 6-12 with win percentages between 70-80%; in college hoops, we had a 50-17 run in totals; in the NBA as of 6/6/08, we’re first in the nation at both thesportsmonitor.com and thesportseye.com with a 33-14 NBA playoff record; in hockey, we just won our 6th-straight hockey contest – a #1-finish in 6 regular- or post-seasons in a row (see our site for details); and we entered the 2008 baseball season as the defending national handicapping champs, winning both thesportsmonitor.com and thesportseye.com baseball contests last season. And as of 6/6/08, we’re again leading the nation in baseball at The Sports Eye in both most bankroll-won and win-%. Absolutely no one in the sports service business has those short-term credentials – much less our record over the past 30 years. All of this is public knowledge – and not the usual smoke and mirrors you see. 99% of the time in this business guys toot their own horn (which usually is full of baloney). But you might want to take a look at a write-up we just got at one of the Net’s top-websites: about.com. One of the nation’s leading gambling-writers believes my horn should be tooted and so he has: http://sportsgambling.about.com/od/handicappingsites/p/bobakmens.htm. After reading that write-up, you can see that what I’ve said above is just a short cadenza on my part. This is the first of a 3-part video-introduction to basketball betting. Watch all 3 parts to become a winning sports bettor. And watch our other multi-part videos covering sports betting tips for football, baseball, basketball, hockey and soccer. Then come to http://www.basports.com and see how we can make you money! We’ve made hundreds of millions in profits for our thousands of clients worldwide since 1978. Why not be one of them and make money, too?
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Bob Akmens Sports @ http://www.basports.com is America’s #1-Documented Top Sports Handicapper with 163 #1 Contest-Category Finishes since 1978. Consider what we’ve accomplished so far just in the start of 2008: we’re the defending NFL handicapping champs of the U.S. (#1 in thesporteye.com NFL contest; #1 in thesportsmonitor.com NFL-sides competition — we led that latter contest for an unprecedented 7 straight weeks from weeks 6-12 with win percentages between 70-80%; in college hoops, we had a 50-17 run in totals; in the NBA as of 6/6/08, we’re first in the nation at both thesportsmonitor.com and thesportseye.com with a 33-14 NBA playoff record; in hockey, we just won our 6th-straight hockey contest – a #1-finish in 6 regular- or post-seasons in a row (see our site for details); and we entered the 2008 baseball season as the defending national handicapping champs, winning both thesportsmonitor.com and thesportseye.com baseball contests last season. And as of 6/6/08, we’re again leading the nation in baseball at The Sports Eye in both most bankroll-won and win-%. Absolutely no one in the sports service business has those short-term credentials – much less our record over the past 30 years. All of this is public knowledge – and not the usual smoke and mirrors you see. 99% of the time in this business guys toot their own horn (which usually is full of baloney). But you might want to take a look at a write-up we just got at one of the Net’s top-websites: about.com. One of the nation’s leading gambling-writers believes my horn should be tooted and so he has: http://sportsgambling.about.com/od/handicappingsites/p/bobakmens.htm. After reading that write-up, you can see that what I’ve said above is just a short cadenza on my part. In soccer we have a documented 20-4 record in World Cup plays at thesportseye.com – and realize that World Cup matches are nothing more than trying to pick a winner in an endless stream of all-star games. This is the second of a 2-part video-introduction to soccer betting. Watch both parts to become a winning sports bettor. And watch our other multi-part videos covering sports betting tips for football, baseball, basketball, hockey and soccer. Then come to http://www.basports.com and see how we can make you money! We’ve made hundreds of millions in profits for our thousands of clients worldwide since 1978. Why not be one of them and make money, too?
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