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Find a Bookie in Alabama

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Published on:

Aug/01/2017

Bookies love Sweet Home Alabama. That’s because the state has the biggest College Football fan base in the US. You’ll find a bookie in various sports bars and pool halls throughout Alabama. They also congregate near the two big college towns.

Dealing With Locals

A local bookmaker or agent must be able to provide you with:

*A customized website to log into

*24/7 customer service/care both online and via phone

*LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING on most nationally televised sporting events

*Wide range of future wagers on professional sports including soccer

*Proposition wagers

*Horse racing platform and online casino (if applicable)

Software the bookie or agent opts to utilize must be fully functional.

Sample Futures (2017) – Last updated August 1, 2017

Alabama Crimson Tide National Championship – 4/1

Alabama Crimson Tide Regular Season Wins OVER 10.5 -170, UNDER 10.5 +140

Auburn Tigers Regular Season Wins OVER 8.5 -160, UNDER 8.5 +130

New Orleans Saints Regular Season Wins OVER 8 EVEN, UNDER 8 -125

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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