Any offshore book advertising on radio or TV is probably shady.....
BetOnSports use to advertise at Miami Hurricanes college football games & would fly banners at the games until they went down.......they were also very shady not paying a lot of winning bettors, including Billy Walters.
BetOnSports use to advertise at Miami Hurricanes college football games & would fly banners at the games until they went down.......they were also very shady not paying a lot of winning bettors, including Billy Walters.
Big difference advertising at a stadium versus a radio station. FCC licenses can always be pulled for violations. I would think it is a slippery slope taking advertising an offshore book. Tout services can always get around it by saying their selections are for entertainment purposes. It's been a long time since I use to hear Bodog ads on the radio. 97.5 is owned by Greater Media. They have 21 radio stations in the US. A radio license is very valuable in a top 10 market. It's not worth a few thousand dollars in revenue to take spots from a questionable business.
Now that makes sense......these guys never feared the feds. They would advertise any & all places.
I couldn't believe the money BetOnSports would spend on advertising......I use to receive pamphlets, etc.....from them at least once a week during football & baskets. I'm.assuming books like this need to advertise because they keep stiffing their clients, so they need new fish every week.
Just like touts that advertise all pucks 100% free.......once they got you on the phone, that book tells you the truth. The book can't advertise that customers need to send money, that would be illegal.
