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Merry Christmas: TopBet Sportsbook Gets a D+ Upgrade

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Dec/21/2016

Merry Christmas: TopBet Sportsbook Gets a D+ Upgrade

The online sportsbook grading website SportsBookReview.com has given TopBet Sportsbook an early Christmas present: They have been upgraded to a D+ grade.

TopBet had previously been given a D grade.

SportsBookReview notes that the Curacao-licensed betting site was among the last to implement the anonymous digital payment solution Bitcoin. With Bitcoin now in place, SBR reports that customer payments are now coming at a faster pace.

From SportsbookReview:

Players who would like to cancel a pending check request should contact Topbet to ask for bitcoin instead. Bitcoin allows players to get paid the same day or within minutes at many betting sites.

TopBet has been in business for five years now.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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