Run an Online Racebook From Florida

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Run an Online Racebook From Florida

You can run your own online racebook from the state of Florida.


Start with 5 player accounts for FREE.  10 players just $69 per week. At SharpBookies.com, you can build your own online sportsbook, including setting the juice. Take absolute control and customize everything from line movement to payouts.  Direct players to your own domain name. Tailor the look-and-feel of your site.  Run reports, track trends, and manage your entire Fantasy operation from the comfort of your own space. LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING on most nationally televised games.

Florida is a great state to operate an online racebook as it is home to some of the nation's top tracks including Gulfstream Park and Tampa Downs.

If you have or can get ten players, SharpBookies.com will charge $69 weekly, which is well below the cost associated with managing this number of players on your own.  Horse bettors will typically wager on other sports such as College Football, especially in Florida.  At least half these players will indulge in LIVE IN-PLAY betting.  On average, with this number of customers (10).  

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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