Now You Can Bet on the Price of Bitcoin

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6 November, 2017

CoolBet.com has become the first European online bookmaker to offer betting on the price of crypto-currency Bitcoin.

Bookmaker now accepts dozens of forms of Crypto-currencies

"Many off our clients are interested in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and as a modern bookmaker you have to follow the trends in the market"

Said a senior bookmaker from Coolbet in a press release Gambling911.com has obtained prior to publication.

"To offer spreads on Crypto Currency is something we think that will be the standard and not the exception in the future, so we like to get some PR as a first mover,” a spokesman for the company added.

These were the overnight/morning odds for November 7

Price Of Bitcoin (USD) 01/01/2019 00.01 CET

0 - 12999

2.00

13000 Or Higher

1.75

Price Of Bitcoin (USD) 01/01/2020 00.01 CET

0-29999

1.72

30000 Or Higher

2.00

Price Of Bitcoin (USD) 01/01/2018 00.01 CET

0-5999

4.20

6000- 7999

1.80

8000 Or Higher

3.20

Price Of Bitcoin (USD) 01/01/2018 00.01 CET SPREAD

0-7499

1.55

7500 Or Higher

2.30

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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