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SirBet
http://www.sirbet.com
One of
the top rated books online today. They’re writing some
tasty lines and their payouts are always on time. And, based
in Curacao, they are located in a jurisdiction that’s
emerging as a leader in the gaming business. A solid shop!
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Safari
Casino & Sportsbook
http://www.safaricasino.com
Powered by FutureBet ... this family of companies has been
plagued by slow pay complaints. Not surprising considering
the WorldGaming background.
SBG
Global
http://www.sbgglobal.com
No Pay. Scam Artists. Spam Artists. Cheaters. Any more questions?
Safe
Deposit Sports Betting
http://www.sdsportsbetting.com
Relative newcomer. Too bad they picked Costa Rica to base
out of … too many uncertainties around the gaming biz
in CR right now.
Scandic
Bookmakers
http://www.scandicbookmakers.com
Danish bookmaker based in London targeting the European sports
betting market. Very limited feedback.
Set2Go
www.set2go.com
UK book focused on International sports betting. Limited information
available.
Seven
Palms (7 Palms)
www.sevenpalms.com
US players AVOID this book. From 7Palms’ Terms &
Conditions: “… if you are a US or Swedish resident
… you must not register with us or attempt to participate
in any of the Games. Persons found to have violated this section
will not be entitled to collect any winnings.”
SIA
- Sportsinteraction
http://www.sportsinteraction.com
Far too many complaints lodged against this book. Everything
from slow pay, to excessive downtime, to getting booted for
winning. Why take chances when everyone else is getting the
shaft?
Sky
High Casino
http://www.skyhighcasino.com
Redirects to Sportsbook USA – a FutureBet site. This
family of sites has been plagued by slow pay reports dating
back to their days of involvement with the WorldGaming crooks.
Skyline
Casino
http://www.skylinecasino.com
Yet another book operating under the Sportingbet umbrella.
We cannot recommend this family of books.
SkyTower
Sportsbook & Casino
http://www.skytowercasino.com
Too many slow pay and no pay complaints to be ignored. These
guys should be avoided at all cost.
Sportbet
http://www.sportbet.com
The Sportbet family of sites is in the unstable gaming climate
that is Costa Rica. That’s bad news in and of itself.
But it gets worse with the higher than average number of slow
pay reports we’ve seen on these books. Play somewhere
else.
SportFanatik
http://www.sportfanatik.com
StarNet / WorldGaming CROOKS. They stole from us and they’ll
probably steal from you. In fact, we got our first taste of
StarNet scum in earlier dealings with SportFanatik. AVOID
these LOSERS!
SportGamblers
http://www.sportgamblers.com
Site was offline during our last visit … registration
information shows similarities to that of SBG Global …
a major CROOK and consummate SPAM artist.
Sporting
Odds
http://www.sportingodds.com
UK books operating operating under the Sportingbet umbrella.
We do not recommend this family of books.
SportingIndex
http://www.sportingindex.com
UK spread betting shop. Limited feedback outside of rumored
connections to SportingBet.
Sporting
Options
http://www.sportingoptions.co.uk
SLOOOOW. Sports betting exchange that takes way too long to
load. Outside of shills in some of the forums, there’s
very little REAL feedback.
Sportsbetting.com
http://www.sportsbetting.com
Being an advertiser on the popular gambling forums does NOT
mean this is a quality book, nor does it remove the ever present
STINK they possess from being associated with WorldGaming
/ StarNet.
SportsBettingCentral
http://www.sportsbettingcentral.net
So we waited and we waited and we waited. The site never loaded.
Good thing we don’t have any money there!
Sports
Betting Lines
http://www.sportsbettinglines.ca
Very cluttered site … feel like it’s yelling at
us. Nonetheless, if it IS in Costa Rica as they claim, then
that makes this book a sketchy play right now.
Sports
Betting Trivia
http://www.sportsbettingtrivia.com
Any interesting idea … get a half point off the number
(or 5 cents off money lines) for correctly answering sports
trivia questions. Unfortunately, numerous accounts of server
downtime and current gaming climate in CR make this an undesirable
out.
Sportsbook911.com
http://www.sportsbook911.com
A relatively new book under the MetaGalaxia umbrella that
came out of the gates "swinging" with regards to
their marketing efforts. Questionable ethics surrounding false-advertising
of a "50% Bonus" as well as under handed advertising
techniques on Google leave us with a bad taste in our mouths
about this book. Remember, solid shops do not need sneaky
marketing!
Sportsbook
Express
http://www.sportsbookexpress.com
Operated by the Sinsational Intertainment group … too
many ties to WorldGaming and StarNet for our tastes. Stinks
like slow pay, no pay. Much better outs elsewhere.
Sportsbook
Illustrated
http://www.sportsbookillustrated.com
Funny that the link labeled “Integrity” leads
to the admission that this is ust another incarnation of Sportingbet.com
– a family of sites that we suggest be AVOIDED at all
cost. Associations with WorldGaming / StarNet and numerous
reports of slow pay, no pay.
Sportsbooks.com
http://www.sportsbooks.com
It took a while but we found that these guys are another of
the many StarNet crooks. AVOID
Sportsbook
Online
http://www.sportsbookonline.com
Another FutureBet site. Reports are that the same old slow
pay, no pay problems that made WorldGaming and StarNet so
infamous are now plaguing FutureBet shops. Steer clear.
SportsbookUSA
http://www.sportsbookusa.com
Another FutureBet site. Numerous reports of slow pay, no pay.
No wonder though, considering FutureBet’s ties to WorldGaming.
AVOID
Sports
Gambling
http://www.sports-gambling.com
“Powered by SBG Global” … this is nothing
more than a search engine spam site … catching search
engine traffic with the “sports gambling” URL
and redirecting them to the crooks at SBG Global.
Sports
Mansion
http://www.sportsmansion.com
Claims affiliation with the downtrodden Royal Sports (Curacao)
and offers links to SureBetOnline.com – an apparently
defunct casino affiliate program. If not out of business already,
it appears that they’re well on their way.
Sport
Odds
http://www.sportodds.com
Aussie book with a emphasis on international sports. American
sports bettors will find better numbers elsewhere. Limited
feedback.
Sports
Off Shore Sportsbook (SOS)
http://www.sportsoffshore.com
Still must download software to play this book. Generally
positive feedback, but sketchy technical issues make is wary.
Better outs elsewhere.
SportsSpread
https://www.sportsspread.com
Sperad betting shop focused primarily on horses and European
sports. Limited feedback from US players.
Sportstab
http://www.sportstab.com.au
Aussie book that is, as one would expect, focused on international
sports. Limited player feedback.
SportsWager
http://www.sportswager.com
Identical twin of PlayersTime.com. Costa Rica location places
both of these books on the CAUTION list.
St
Kitts Casino and Sportsbook
http://www.stkittscasino.com
Sister site of Offshore Action – a book with numerous
slow pay no pay reports. Costa Rica locale also remains a
negative at this time.
Superbet
Sportsbook & Casino
http://www.superbet.com
We should thank this book for placing the WorldGaming logo
in such a prominent position on their site. That way, we know
right away that we’re likely to get SCREWED if we join
these folks. AVOID
Super
Sportsbook
http://www.supersportsbook.com
Hold on … give us a minute … Ahh! There it is!
Another StarNet / WorldGaming crook. You can tell it’s
a StarNet related site because they want us to use their proprietary
V-Chips as currency. We’ll take our “chips”
somewhere else, thank you.
Supreme
Odds
http://www.supremeodds.com
One of several shops in the Leisure Spread Limited family.
These UK shops focus primarily on international sports, therefore
we’re certain you’ll find better numbers for American
sports elsewhere.
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