Where Can I Use Bitcoin to Bet on Super Bowl 50?

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You can use Bitcoin, the anonymous digital currency, to bet on Super Bowl 50 and the hundreds of prop wagers offered at BetPhoenix.ag here.

At many online sportsbooks, Bitcoin now makes up one quarter of the overall payment transactions.

The payment method is considered among the fastest when utilizing an online sportsbook or casino with transactions often completed within hours.  Bitcoin has also gained mainstream acceptance over the past year.

It is such a popular method now that the folks at BetPhoenix have begun offering a special bonus just for joining with Bitcoin.

Make your first Bitcoin deposit and receive:

    $100 - $299: 100% Cash Bonus + 10% Free Play

    $300 - $499: 100% Cash Bonus +  25% Free Play

    $500 – up: 100% Cash Bonus  + 25% Free Play + 5% Cash Bonus

*Note the rollover restrictions

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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