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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Sleeper Picks: THE NORTHERN TRUST

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NOTE: For the first three events of the FedExCup Playoffs, Rob will focus only on golfers outside the bubble to advance. In this first edition, all five below open the Playoffs outside the top 100 in points. Danny Lee … At 103rd in the FedExCup standings, he’s nearest the bubble to advance of the five featured here, but that’s fact over friction. The 28-year-old salvaged his berth with top 25s in his last three starts after dropping to 124th in points. While scoring is always relative, it’s still impressive that he connected sub-70s in each of those tournaments: Barbasol Championship (T21), RBC Canadian Open (T6), Wyndham Championship (T24). Given his form, the overall resurgence and the likelihood that he might need no better than a top 50 play on, he’s an easy call. Harold Varner III … Turned around his season in July with a T5 at Greenbrier, a solo sixth at TPC Deere Run and a T17 at Glen Abbey. The Charlotte native then signed for four rounds in the 60s at Sedgefield, but that was worth but a T53 in the shootout. It didn’t matter in the construct of getting to the Playoffs for the third time in as many tries because he’s 106th in points. He’s also survived the cut in all four starts in his Playoffs experience, the highlight a T20 at last year’s NORTHERN TRUST that vaulted him from 123rd to 91st in points. Since the current points system was first utilized in 2015, he and Camilo Villegas (also 123rd in 2015) are the lowest seeds to advance. Martin Laird … While he’s not necessarily in the crosshairs of converging trends, it’ll do for the purposes of the objective here. Debuted in the FedExCup Playoffs with a T7 at Ridgewood in 2008, and then served as Matt Kuchar’s playoff victim upon return in 2010. Laird didn’t qualify in 2014, but he’s essentially the same talent who we’ve always known him to be at now 35 years of age. Balanced nicely in the long-term but still tilts toward the streaky over consistency. Seeded 113th and just two weeks removed from a T15 at the Barracuda Championship where he’s always performed well. Tyler Duncan and Sam Ryder … It’s been three years since a PGA TOUR rookie started the Playoffs outside the top 100 and advanced. This duo is chasing what Zac Blair and Carlos Ortiz achieved as rookies in 2015. Duncan (108th in points) finally hit a wall at the Wyndham Championship where he missed the cut by six strokes. It ended his streak of consecutive paydays at 12. He’s one of the most accurate tee-to-green, so it stands to reason that relatively unfamiliar putting surfaces will help below-average putting, his weakness. Ryder (114th) was outside the bubble until going T2-T7 at the John Deere and Barbasol. He also struggles with the putter, but he’s even more precise with his ball-striking than Duncan. Seeing that a top-30 finish is both the ticket to TPC Boston and a reasonable expectation for both rookies, Blair and Ortiz should be getting ready for company.

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Ender’s sick throw helps Baby Brave make history

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Bryse Wilson (20 years, 243 days old) became the youngest pitcher on record to win his MLB debut in a 1-0 game, thanks in part to Ender Inciarte, whose perfect throw to the plate nabbed Adeiny Hechavarria, ending the seventh and preserving a lead that helped Atlanta snap a four-game skid. Pirates starter Chris Archer’s early exit due to left leg discomfort was precautionary.

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