I Need a Bookie in South Florida for the 2018 Super Bowl

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Jan/25/2018

You better believe bookies are going to be scattered about everywhere in South Florida for the 2018 Super Bowl congregating in such places as popular sports bars, pool halls, casinos and of course Gulfstream Park.

Why seek out a bookie when you can signup online with AmericasBookie.com and receive the very same VIP treatment without the hassle of trying to get paid?

Since 2005, America’s Bookie has been one of the best online sports books available. They provide their clients with the online sportsbook security, a redundant platform, and high availability our clients deserve. When you work with an online sports book, make sure you are dealing with the most trusted online bookies.  LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING and hundreds of Super Bowl 52 prop wagers will be available.

For Florida bookies and agents, be sure to utilize the best Pay Per Head platform that can offer the aforementioned and ensure reduced overhead, cut losses and boost profit potential.

RealBookies offers: 

  • $10 Per Head Or Less
  • Instant Account Setup
  • Pay Only For Active Players
  • Live In Game Wagering
  • 24/7 Access to Accounting Reports
  • Mobile Interface
  • Free Four Week Trial
  • Free Racebook
  • Free Virtual & Live Casino Games

Florida residents will be prone to wagering AGAINST the New England Patriots, being that their arch rival Dolphins play in the region.  That being said, there are plenty of Patriots fans throughout South Florida, many of whom have migrated to the area from places like Boston. 

As of January 25 the 2018 Super Bowl line had New England as either a -5 or -5.5 favorite depending on the sportsbook.  This line and all props can be adjusted accordingly.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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