Tuesday, March 06, 2007

BestLine Sports is positioning itself as one of the leading online gambling
establishments in the world of sports betting for North American sporting
enthusiasts as they capitalize on a void left by its competitors. Once a
small niche book, BestLine Sports (see website here) since the start of the
new year has transformed itself by taking over a nice size chunk of Pinnacle
Sports players looking to bet with reduced juice (BestLine Sports
offers -107 reduced juice and is one of the few US facing online betting
shops to do so). The company also has one of the best processing systems in
place, which allows for a rather high credit card acceptance rate.
"For Gambling911.com readers, it is important to realize that BestLine
Sports is the second longest tenured online sportsbook on the Gambling911
website," commented Payton O'Brien, the marketing brainchild behind the G911
website. BestLine Sports has been part of the Gambling911.com family since
2002. During the football season, BLS took some time off to refine its
business following a move to a much larger facility in Panama City, Panama.
"For years, BestLine Sports has been running like clockwork but now its
owners are taking the business to a whole other level while some of the
competition is bowing out," said O'Brien.
Marketing wise, the company now utilizes one of the most powerful firms in
online gambling. From a processing standpoint, the feedback has been very
positive ever since NETeller pulled out of the US facing market. BestLine
Sports has also embraced professional sports bettors. "BestLine Sports has
filled a void left by PinnacleSports," commented O'Brien. "Many sports
bettors were overjoyed when BestLine Sports came in to assist those left
blindsided by PinnacleSports sudden decision to leave the US market without
warning." The company offers 15% signup bonuses when opening an account
with $100 or more and $1 minimum bets. In addition, customers are permitted
one free payout per month (meaning you won't be charged any credit card,
bank wire, etc.. fees to withdraw).