Meet BetOnline.com, a sportsbook that is still developing its identity. They don’t have the “Big Bonus versus Low Juice” selling point anymore, which was really their signature, but they do have a number of good things going for them.
They still have relatively big bonuses, they have a loyalty program and they have some unique betting features, such as parlays of up to 25 games and 21-point teasers.
5Dimes may not get the recognition of some of the big boys in the industry but in many ways, they deserve to be mentioned in the same sentence. They put up their lines relatively early (in comparison to the majority of books), they welcome big and small players, they have a very wide selection of lines, offer low juice and there is rarely a customer complaint of any sort.
Although Bodog has faded into the background in the last couple of years, there was a period in time in the late 90’s and early 2000’s where they were the mainstream sportsbook. From owning a record label, to an MMA league, to all sorts of other ventures, Bodog was the book in the public eye. Then the feds removed them.
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