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Find Me a Bookie in Indiana

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Published on:

Sep/05/2018

Bookies are prevalent throughout the state of Indiana and easy to find by visiting the various sports bars and pool halls throughout the region especially in and around big city centers like Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, South Bend and Evansville, among others. Likewise, online gambling sites also cater to Indiana residents with most now offering cryto-currency options for deposit and withdrawal such as Bitcoin.

Dealing With Locals

A local bookmaker or agent must be able to provide you with:

*A customized website to log into

*24/7 customer service/care both online and via phone

*LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING on most nationally televised sporting events

*Wide range of future wagers on professional sports including soccer

*Proposition wagers

*Horse racing platform and online casino (if applicable)

Software the bookie or agent opts to utilize must be fully functional.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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