This highest rated offshore sport betting site has been running for the last 20 years from Puerto Rico. Not many betting sites can make a claim like this. When you do notice a site that has been around for so long, you can’t help but wonder that they have been doing something right all along.

While many shady sites pop up every week, this site has been around for so long that it has built a general sense of trustworthiness that is well-earned, due to its unimpeachable reputation of fair play.

Sportbet has the same hard-hitting no-nonsense way of doing things which is what you would expect from a sister concern of 5dimes. This sportsbook offers the same reduced juice model and rapid payouts as 5dimes; the same winning formula that .........

Although there is a grey area when it comes to online sports betting in the United States there were at last count 27% of the total population have gambled online within one year and the divide between male and female is small; 26% of females bet online and 29% of males bet online. There is no specific Federal Law in the US that penalizes online betting in the United States. 

While the American Gaming Association (AGA) estimates that online sports betting is a whopping $150 billion industry, the next year will to decide the fate of online sports betting, thanks to Governor Christie’s appeal at the Supreme Court. By far most US states have no laws prohibiting online sports betting at offshore sportsbooks and many states.........

As many of you may already know, Amendment 13: Voter Control of Gambling in Florida is going to be introduced on the general election ballot come November. The passing of this amendment will give voters in Florida the exclusive right to decide whether or not a new casino operation can be authorized to open within the state. While the words on the November ballot appear to be simple enough - “more power to the people” - things are rarely that simple. So, what’s up with the introduction of amendment 13? And why is it being introduced now?

The amendment would require anybody who wants to open a casino within the state of Florida to obtain hundreds of thousands of signatures from residents, so that it gets on the ballot and .........