Need a Bookie for NFL, College Football

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

27 June, 2015

The new NFL and College Football season is upon us and many Gambling911.com readers will be in need of a bookie, whether to replace that old dog who doesn’t pay on time or offer an online service, or to simply dabble in sports betting for the first time.

AceSportsbook.com offers lines on just about every sport under the sun and some of the fastest payout methods. Ace has live in-progress betting and mobile wagering. They also offer one of the most aggressive cash bonus programs. And, for the more savvy sports bettor who has been around the block a few times, probably the best incentive of all – zero additional deposit and withdrawal fees.

Their sister site, AcePerHead.com, provides an opportunity for bookies and agents to contract their bookmaking services out.

“AceSportsbook.com and AcePerHead.com definitely get an A+ from us here at Gambling911.com,” asserted Payton O’Brien, G911 Senior Editor.

They have been part of the Gambling911.com family now going on three years. - Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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