online betting sites

[dugoutgold]

Greetings to anyone who remembers me from years back. Im looking for a online betting site as phonebet who I have had for years seems to no long carry the florida circuit as well as some others. Any suggestions would be great.:)
Wishing all a healthy and prosperous new year! Doug

[Rverge]

xpressbet.com

[dugoutgold]

thanks! Ill check them out:)

[DocSartinLearner]

hey doug, check it out!

http://www.twinspires.com/
$100 sign-up bonus
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GS
DSL

[Ted Craven]

Hey Doug, good to hear from you again - long time...!

There is a post (and Forum) here at P&C about ADWs and Player Rep Organization we are associated with. AmWager is one of the best ADWs, though restricted to some content from CDI (Churchill Downs group), like other smaller player-focused ADWs :(. Excellent rebates though, as well as a good betting user interface and video. If your annual betting handle is over $75,000, there is a better option with no track restrictions. Just send me a PM.

Here is the P&C Forum about ADWs: http://paceandcap.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=94

All the best in 2015, and don't be a stranger!

Ted

[mowens33]

I have accounts for all 3 and by far AmWager offers the best incentives (money).

This year my rebates have been 7%.

If you bet 50K (3.5K cash money), 100K (7K back).

rates will depend on the pools and the tracks you play.

Can make the difference between winning and losing for the year.

I highly recommend them!!

Mike

[Ted Craven]

Good points Mike. As you are finding out, Churchill Downs Group has frozen out most small ADWs (including AmWager, BetPTC, BetAmerica, IdaBet, etc) so AmWager players are now missing out on a lot of playable racing (Arlington, Canterbury, Churchill, Fairgrounds, Finger Lakes, Hoosier, Indiana, Oaklawn).

If you can manage $75,000 per year, there is another possibility with about the same rebates but with FULL track coverage.

In any case, betting without a rebate is indistinguishable from simply leaving money on the table, win or lose, without changing your betting or handicapping style ... (Of course, in the current 'wisdom' of states law and horse racing, many players are simply excluded from this level playing field by law :mad:).

Ted

[dugoutgold]

Thanks one and all! And Ted great to hear from you, yes its been a while. I will certainly look at all of these. Getting back in racing slowly here, Ive for the most part have become a matchup person. Still using "The match up" and AODDS gold together no less. Will try to be here as it were more often. Have found some interesting things that whatever method you use could be helpful.

Again, thanks to all and wish all of you good handicapping this upcoming year! Doug

[Segwin]

Good points Mike. As you are finding out, Churchill Downs Group has frozen out most small ADWs (including AmWager, BetPTC, BetAmerica, IdaBet, etc) so AmWager players are now missing out on a lot of playable racing (Arlington, Canterbury, Churchill, Fairgrounds, Finger Lakes, Hoosier, Indiana, Oaklawn).

Ted

Real nice. :rolleyes:

They're the 800 lb Gorilla in the room. Guess they want you to use Twin Spires.