Pacquiao Mayweather Coverage Big for G911

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Online sportsbooks will look to capitalize heavily on the upcoming March Pacquiao - Mayweather fight.  Here we are in December and already the traffic for this event is astronomical.

On Tuesday, Gambling911.com witnessed unprecedented traffic for a story related to Pacquiao's odds being cut down to even from +130. 

"This is typical of most things concerning Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, Jr. these days," says Payton O'Brien, Senior Editor of the Gambling911.com website.  "People are extremely interested in this fight and they will be betting on it to the tune of several million dollars when all is said and done."

In recent days, the hottest topics at Gambling911.com have been all things Tiger Woods including odds on a possible divorce.  Of course, the college football bowl games are now getting plenty of attention around these parts (our updated 2009-2010 College Bowl games odds report was already a major hit even after late publication Wednesday).   The Dallas Cowboys vs. New Orleans odds report has had plenty of reads as well.  

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