Sports Betting

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Welcome to OfficialSportsBetting.com. The only official sports betting web site. We provide you with all the information, statistics, predictions and everything else you might need to know about sports betting online and we’ll guide you to the best online sportsbooks. Sports betting is all about predicting sports results, while you bet on your predicted outcome. Worldwide, people bet billions in this form of gambling and maybe even more than in any other type of gambling game. There are thousands of sites on the internet, where you can bet on sports and we test them all! We try to offer you the best and most reliable places to place your bets online. Please note that the legality and general acceptance of sports betting varies from nation to nation. If you decide to start sports betting, please do so through the links to sportsbooks on our website. This way we can guarantee you that you are wagering at a reliable and trustworthy sportsbook. Also make sure the sportsbook you have selected is offering your favorite sports to bet on!

Best Online Sports Betting Sites

Bovada
Bovada is a well-known name in online gaming, having been established back in 1995. In fact, it is so well-known and respected that it is known to be a trusted source of information for CNN and ESPN. It is headquartered in San Jose, Costa Rica and is licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission. It operates in North America under license of the Morris Mohawk Gaming Group. Part of Bovada is now also an online casino, an online poker room and online horse racing.

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WagerWeb Sportsbook
WagerWeb has been operating an online sportsbook since 1994. Gamblers have placed over 100,000,000 wagers since and the sportsbook continues to grow. WagerWeb offers an online sportsbook, an online casino and a race book. WagerWeb Sportsbook focuses on the U.S.A. market and has been leading the way in sportsbook management, customer service, and quick reliable payouts. For U.S.A. players that would like to use creditcard as deposit method, WagerWeb is the best choice with the highest betting limits!

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sports betting online Intertops Sportsbook
Intertops Sportsbook is a classic. Established in 1983 and online since 1996, Intertops sportsbook accepted the first ever online sports bet and is still one of the largest sites for sports betting. However, nowadays, Intertops is offering the full gambling suite, including casino, poker and games. The website offers more than four thousand daily wagers for lovers of all types of sport. Whether sports betting, casino or poker: Intertops sports betting technology offers a pleasing playing experience. In addition all transactions, from the opening of an account to the collection of winnings can be carried out within seconds online.

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Sports Betting Sports Interaction (Canada’s Favorite)
Sports Interaction has been online since 1997 and has been growing slowly but steady ever since. The sportsbook is licensed and operating from Kahnawake, Canada and was actually the first sportsbook licensed. Today, Sports Interaction remains the favorite sportsbook licensed in Canada. Unfortunately, the Sports Interaction web site does not accept any US players.

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Spieth: ‘Could have shot 59’ in final round of Masters

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AVONDALE, La. – Upon reflection of his near-historic performance earlier this month in the final round of the Masters, Jordan Spieth realized one thing – his ball-striking was good enough to shoot 59. “Actually thought I truly could have shot 59 without doing much more other than making a few more putts,� Spieth said Wednesday on the eve of this week’s Zurich Classic of New Orleans with partner Ryan Palmer. “I put myself in opportunities on each hole to shoot 59 that day, which is really, really cool.� Just nine rounds in the history of the PGA TOUR have been 59 or lower – and none have come in majors. The lowest in major championship history came at last year’s Open Championship, when South Africa’s Branden Grace shot 62 on the par-70 Royal Birkdale. Spieth didn’t need 59 to win, but he did need 62 to force a playoff with eventual champion Patrick Reed. Spieth started the day nine shots off the lead but had come all the way back to grab a share of the lead. Through 16 holes, he was 9 under on his round. He needed one more birdie in his last two holes to tie Grace’s record, and force Reed to make a birdie down the stretch in order to avoid a playoff. Instead, Spieth’s tee shot at 18 clipped a tree branch and he ultimately bogeyed the closing hole for an 8-under 64 that left him at 13 under and solo third, two shots behind Reed. Had Spieth won, it would’ve been the greatest final-round rally in Masters history. As it was, he tied the record for lowest score in the final round. Spieth said Wednesday he went back and watched video of his Sunday performance. “I wanted to learn a bit from it,� Spieth said. “I felt like Houston [the week before] but really at Augusta was the best my swing has ever held up under the gun. Especially my driving, I really felt like I drove the ball beautifully on Sunday, especially when I started to get closer and closer and could feel being in the tournament.� He also “was interested in kind of how it looked from the viewer’s perspective. It was really cool to see. I knew how I was feeling and thinking, and I didn’t realize the timing of when I tied it up.� Spieth was most encouraged by the way he was striking the ball, saying he was “a little more stable and patient in the swing.� That’s something he hopes to continue as he enters the heart of the 2017-18 PGA TOUR season, as well as improve his performance on the greens; he ranks a surprising 183rd in strokes gained: putting this season. Perhaps the 30-foot birdie putt at he made on the 12th hole – which had not treated him well in recent visits – will help flip the switch. “To hit some of those putts under pressure and see some go in I think will be very beneficial going forward this year,� Spieth said. “It very well could be a spark for a really solid year.�

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