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200 Percent Sportsbook Bonus Unveiled at BetPhoenix

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Jun/25/2018

200 Percent Sportsbook Bonus Unveiled at BetPhoenix

BetPhoenix has announced its latest bonus offer as the the new NFL season nears.

- 200% Welcome Bonus
- Free $25 Casino Chip
- Free $5 Horse Bet

The $25 casino free chip may only be redeemed once. Horse tickets must be claimed via phone and will be awarded in the for of a hand ticket which may only be used on straight bets. Customers must contact Customer Support to redeem the winnings.
This is valid for residents of USA and Canada.

BetPhoenix features a LIVE DEALER online casino to offer the next best thing to being at an actual casino.

BetPhoenix also offer bitcoin and litecoin deposits/withdrawals.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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