Bettors Voice
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Bettors Voice
@bettorsvoice
To assist the sports betting industry in achieving a sustainable model by securing a seat at the table for the sports betting consumer and giving them a voice.
Joined February 2024
- Imagine you were in a business to sell an item and tried to prevent people who were better at your business than you from buying your product. Welcome to online sports betting.
- American Bettors’ Voice notes that @HarryDCrane has joined our Board of Advisors. Dr. Crane has extensive academic credentials and is well respected as an expert in statistics and mathematics. He is also well known for his fluency in all things betting. Welcome aboard, Harry.
- Announcing American Bettors' Voice bettorsvoice.com/announcing-ame…
- God loves drunks and fools. So do online sports operators.According to "experts", American bettors aren't "price sensitive" That's a nice way of saying you're not smart enough to shop around for the best odds Here's @primesportsbook's prices for @NFL week 1. Compare them to your sportsbook & show those experts how smart you are
- One positive aspect of the offshore books is that I doubt this would ever happen to them — a guy in Michigan made $2 million in fake deposits at Caesars Sportsbook, placed 10,000 bets in 16 days totaling $88mm, and took $521,000 out of the system.
- BetBash & Spanky, the soul of the industry...
- The voice of experience...As we embark on yet another football season, I urge all my fellow bettors to be critical on buying any product or service that promises to “enhance” their betting. Even my product SpankOdds is not meant for the majority of bettors. The sad reality is most people that sell you
- Replying to @fairplaygovWhen Roxy speaks, everyone should listen.
- Replying to @RoxyLasVegas @JeffreyBenson12 and @CircaSportsHilarious
- Replying to @wager_monster and @spankyThe US has inherited many of the UK's bad habits.
- They were close with the name...
- BetOnline is an offshore book not licensed or regulated by a state in the United States.
