Kentucky Derby Online Betting Data Improvements at LeoVegas

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Kentucky Derby Online Betting Data Improvements at LeoVegas

Kentucky Derby betting has just gotten better with gamblers having even more of an edge thanks to LeoVegas.

The Malta-based Web gambling establishment whose live dealer casino is ranked number one by LiveCasino.com and whose mobile platform recently won an three awards at the Malta Gaming Awards, is now gearing up ahead of the Kentucky Derby with a bevy of new features.

Smoother ‘Next Off’ navigation, a clearer race overview and more detailed performance history for each horse is now available to LeoVegas customers.

While the site is not available to horse bettors in the United States, the Kentucky Derby now attracts gamblers from across the globe, including the UK where LeoVegas enjoys a large customer base.

LeoVegas implemented the new racing client from Kambi and improved race data from Timeform, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Paddy Power Betfair.

After you place your Derby bets, be sure to check out LeoVegas' live dealer casino.

- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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