Gambling in general has been around for years even before the revolution of sports team, in ancient times humans learned about risk in some way or another, its been a long last entertainment where the clever and people that pay close attention to detail thrive off watching professionals playing, unlike the average sports fan, gambling and playing with there heart and not really there head. Advantage gambling the only true way to gamble in my opinion, not the silly slots, or your unyielding chances at rolling the dice and roulette. Wager your own hard earn money in order to get some back, high risk, high reward. But sadly there are many numerous laws that prohibit such things, and put the clamps on sports betting from being a natural past time for the US citizens that love to participate in it.
For years I've been a big fan of sports betting, I'm an avid sports fan to the fullest, and when i finally turned 18 I was of legal age to gamble off-shore with a company called "Bodog" ran by a man named Calvin Ayre who is making millions off of taking bookmaking from tons of players with various types of betting options any gambler from beginner to expert would be fond of, I feel like this is a hobby or for some entertainment shouldn't be so hard to come across with having to create an off-shore account in order to do it.
My argument is to share the perspectives on both sides of the issue. whether to keep sports betting legal or illegal, As of right now its being pushed towards being legal in new jersey, the citizens are very pro-gambling in this day and age as numerous articles are being published about it possibility being approved in just a couple of years. As of right now only Vegas holds the keys to sports betting, and they make a hefty profit on it, especially during thee Superbowl, the heavily favored broncos were destroyed by the Seahawks..but the main reason of my essay to explain the essentials of sports betting, how you can push the odds in your favor and the secrets to betting unfavorable wagers and winning, theirs various systems out there and the advantage is truly yours if you know the sports, and you know the teams.
Lots of lawmakers and especially the leaders of the 4 major sports groups, the commissioner of baseball, basketball, football, etc. they feel as if allowing sports betting to be nationwide would be disastrous, and would corrupt the sport, young and impressionable men with great skills would falter to bribes and other such offers to swing games in there favor for a large sum of money or another form of payment, the flip side to that coin is that this all could be avoided if the players were paid better, and if the sports betting decided to be legal they could always put certain limits on how much one can wager.
One of the best sources anywhere for sports betting is SBRforums.com where they have an immaculate display of the "how to" of gambling along with which off shore sportsbooks are legal and which sports betting sites are flaky and will try to con you out of your money.
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| Pacino and McConaughey From the film "Two for the Money" a sports betting film based on a true story (2003) |
A journalist named Rob Throne wrote an article on NJ Sportsbetting and why it should be legal for citizens to gamble on sports just like in Vegas and exercises numbers proving that eventually as the state gets more liberal laws will have to be pass to approve that Gambling will be acceptable to the public and soon other states will follow suit. Lots of money is at stake for both sides of the argument and with the economy the way it is, even in a somehwat low grade issue especially in today's economy its a subject worth learning about, for the pro-handicappers and the curious.
