BetOnline Releases New Commercial in Time for Football Season

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BetOnline Releases New Commercial in Time for Football Season

Move over FanDuel!  BetOnline has released a new commerical just in time for the new football season.

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The short 15 minute clip shows an old school office worker sifting through junk on his desk in an effort to gather information on game lines, scores and news.

The young Millennial is doing the exact same thing, only he's accessing the BetOnline.ag website from his smartphone to find this info. 

Watch the video below and find the latest odds at BetOnline here.

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