Carbon Sports Makes Push Into Lucrative Sports Betting Market

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One of the industry’s most prominent online poker rooms, Carbon Poker, has dove head first into the sports betting market.  The new brand is CarbonSports.ag and a lot of people are beginning to take notice. 

The Carbon family is an advertising partner of Gambling911.com that accepts customers from across the globe with some jurisdiction restrictions.

Carbon Sports is offering a $500 signup bonus and offers wagering on most professional sports including the NFL, NBA, College Football, College Basketball, Auto Racing, Boxing and UFC plus plenty of futures to make one’s mouth water.

Obama Win is Loss for Bookmaker William Hill

England’s biggest bookmaker, which recently began taking over some sports wagering operations in Las Vegas, reported a modest hit on Barack Obama’s winning re-election bid.

One client alone bet of £30,000 and ended up winning £67,500 while another Asian player staked US$30,000.

“We took over £1million worth of bets on the US Election for the first time and suffered a relatively modest five figure loss thanks to Barack Obama's supporters,” said Hill's spokesman Graham Sharpe. “If nothing else, this election has proved that the bookies are a better guide to the outcome of the election than the pollsters who had it a far closer race than we did.”

William Hill does not accept wagers from players within the United States at this time.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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