Run an Online Racebook From Massachusetts

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You can run your own online racebook from the state of Massachusetts.


Start with 5 player accounts for FREE.  10 players just $69 per week. At SharpBookies.com, you can tailor the look-and-feel of your website.  Run reports, track trends, and manage your entire business/site from the comfort of your own space. LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING on most nationally televised games.

Massachusetts has plenty of horse bettors though the state is not at the forefront of the racing scene.  Suffolk Downs is the state's most popular race track and will begin offering live races again this year.

A funny thing happened last summer in Massachusetts after legislators forgot to pass a bill to keep horse racing legal.  Bill H.4809, an "emergency law" that essentially extends the expiring legislation, had already passed both houses of the state legislature. But lawmakers went home without taking up needed procedural votes on the bill, the Associated Press reported at the time.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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