Comments on: Online Gambling up for the 2010 World Cup http://www.football-marketing.com/2010/03/11/online-gambling-up-for-the-2010-world-cup/ Sat, 28 Jan 2012 07:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Doc's world cup odds http://www.football-marketing.com/2010/03/11/online-gambling-up-for-the-2010-world-cup/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Doc's world cup odds Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:40:25 +0000 http://www.football-marketing.com/?p=373#comment-10 Fascinating article. I completely concur with the idea that betting opportunities are going to be at an all-time high, and with this year's World Cup being in prime time in the UK and Europe (as South Africa's time zones run fairly similar to most of western Europe), the betting opportunities are exponentially greater than with any other sporting event we've ever seen. But I also think moneymaking factors are heavily influenced my the current state of world and international soccer. The game has never been better and the number of teams that can come to South Africa from three or four different continents and be title contenders, that only further offers an outlet for betting opportunities. European betting is such a giant in terms of the number of sports books, betting exchanges and bet shops that are provided for customers. But there will be the biggest stage for coverage of soccer in the United States this summer. And knowing that that ESPN (the biggest sports network in the world) has committed their largest coverage campaign towards the 2010 World Cup, the revenue possibilities and new betting opportunities that America will be afforded is at its summit as well. ESPN has already gone on record stating it is their most complete and in-depth coverage/marketing/ focus of any sporting event in the company's history. And this is another example that this sporting event reaches to every part of the globe and enhances with the chance of success in this tournament from each country's respective national team. Fascinating article. I completely concur with the idea that betting
opportunities are going to be at an all-time high, and with this
year’s World Cup being in prime time in the UK and Europe (as South
Africa’s time zones run fairly similar to most of western Europe), the
betting opportunities are exponentially greater than with any other
sporting event we’ve ever seen. But I also think moneymaking factors
are heavily influenced my the current state of world and international
soccer. The game has never been better and the number of teams that
can come to South Africa from three or four different continents and
be title contenders, that only further offers an outlet for betting
opportunities.

European betting is such a giant in terms of the number of sports
books, betting exchanges and bet shops that are provided for
customers. But there will be the biggest stage for coverage of soccer
in the United States this summer. And knowing that that ESPN (the
biggest sports network in the world) has committed their largest
coverage campaign towards the 2010 World Cup, the revenue
possibilities and new betting opportunities that America will be
afforded is at its summit as well. ESPN has already gone on record
stating it is their most complete and in-depth coverage/marketing/
focus of any sporting event in the company’s history. And this is
another example that this sporting event reaches to every part of the
globe and enhances with the chance of success in this tournament from
each country’s respective national team.

]]> By: Doc's world cup odds http://www.football-marketing.com/2010/03/11/online-gambling-up-for-the-2010-world-cup/comment-page-1/#comment-4453 Doc's world cup odds Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:40:00 +0000 http://www.football-marketing.com/?p=373#comment-4453 Fascinating article. I completely concur with the idea that betting opportunities are going to be at an all-time high, and with this year's World Cup being in prime time in the UK and Europe (as South Africa's time zones run fairly similar to most of western Europe), the betting opportunities are exponentially greater than with any other sporting event we've ever seen. But I also think moneymaking factors are heavily influenced my the current state of world and international soccer. The game has never been better and the number of teams that can come to South Africa from three or four different continents and be title contenders, that only further offers an outlet for betting opportunities. European betting is such a giant in terms of the number of sports books, betting exchanges and bet shops that are provided for customers. But there will be the biggest stage for coverage of soccer in the United States this summer. And knowing that that ESPN (the biggest sports network in the world) has committed their largest coverage campaign towards the 2010 World Cup, the revenue possibilities and new betting opportunities that America will be afforded is at its summit as well. ESPN has already gone on record stating it is their most complete and in-depth coverage/marketing/ focus of any sporting event in the company's history. And this is another example that this sporting event reaches to every part of the globe and enhances with the chance of success in this tournament from each country's respective national team. Fascinating article. I completely concur with the idea that betting
opportunities are going to be at an all-time high, and with this
year’s World Cup being in prime time in the UK and Europe (as South
Africa’s time zones run fairly similar to most of western Europe), the
betting opportunities are exponentially greater than with any other
sporting event we’ve ever seen. But I also think moneymaking factors
are heavily influenced my the current state of world and international
soccer. The game has never been better and the number of teams that
can come to South Africa from three or four different continents and
be title contenders, that only further offers an outlet for betting
opportunities.

European betting is such a giant in terms of the number of sports
books, betting exchanges and bet shops that are provided for
customers. But there will be the biggest stage for coverage of soccer
in the United States this summer. And knowing that that ESPN (the
biggest sports network in the world) has committed their largest
coverage campaign towards the 2010 World Cup, the revenue
possibilities and new betting opportunities that America will be
afforded is at its summit as well. ESPN has already gone on record
stating it is their most complete and in-depth coverage/marketing/
focus of any sporting event in the company’s history. And this is
another example that this sporting event reaches to every part of the
globe and enhances with the chance of success in this tournament from
each country’s respective national team.

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