Football Lines Service Company Don Best Joins Gambling911 Family

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

16 September, 2010

The world’s foremost football lines service company, Don Best, will be joining the Gambling911.com family, it was announced on Thursday.

The new partnership arrangement will result in more content and monitoring of the “sharpest” sports betting lines on the planet. Don Best is a premium line service and the oldest around today.

“Content provided by Don Best for the Gambling911.com website will be part of a co-branding deal with Bookmaker.com,” commented Payton O’Brien, Senior Editor of the Gambling911.com website. “These have become increasingly popular on the Gambling911.com website. Our most notable co-branding concept is Gambling911 Senior Reporter Carrie Stroup who doubles as Sportsbook.com brand ambassador. Her articles exclusively promote the Sportsbook.com family of brands, including PlayersOnly.com.

Don Best provides lines for all major sports other than football, including basketball and baseball.

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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