Sports Betting Football Latin America

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August 2019 will be a crucial moment for the development of sports in the United Kingdom and, more especially, sports betting companies that have been very close to the development of industry, clubs, and sports in general. Through a proposal from GVC Holdings, one of the most significant sports betting companies in the United Kingdom, owner of Ladbrokes and Coral Gala, among others, the bets in these countries are going to change radically to protect the bettors and the public health of the British.
As of the 2019/20 season, sports in the United Kingdom will see how a block is established on advertisements in television events, whether live or delayed, as well as billboard advertisements around stadiums and sports centers. This measure seeks to discourage bets as a general objective although, according to statements by the owners of GVC Holdings, the purpose is to protect their customers against a clear risk of addiction and mishandling of bets.
With this measure, the most affected sport is, without a doubt, football, something that is somewhat contradictory, because the Premier League is the professional soccer league that gets more money in terms of television rights and, hence, viewers throughout the world. At the same time, horse races are excluded from this measure, since bets are a fundamental factor for the survival of this sport.
As you can see, the motivation for this measure is public health, as the UK Gambling Commission estimates that around 430,000 people suffer disorders and problems directly related to betting. Hence, it is directly derived, then, that football teams lose sponsorship on their shirts, for example, or that a betting limit is set on certain specific types of bets (slot machines, from 100 pounds to 2, according to the BBC) , and that the other big companies are urged to join this intention. Hand in hand with this self-imposed regulation, companies are expected to contribute to research and recovery centers in problems related to betting.
Only in the first division of England, the Premier League, there are nine clubs with sports betting brands as the main sponsor of his shirt. These are Everton (SportPesa), Newcastle United (Fun88), West Ham (Betway), Huddersfield Town (Ope Sports), Bournemouth (M88), Crystal Palace (ManBetX), Burnley (LaBa360), Fulham (DafaBet) and Wolverhampton ( W88).
However, not everything is so satisfactory, because the global picture does not correspond at all to what the United Kingdom advances in terms of regulation. In the United States, for example, online sports betting is growing more and more, even to the point of reckless statements like the one made by Holman W. Jenkins Jr. in the Wall Street Journal, where he says that bets are going to take televised sports. Similarly, it is curious, for example, the recent agreement reached by the giant Genius Sports Group with Football DataCo to distribute in real time the information of the English and Scottish football league worldwide to be able to bet. While in the United Kingdom bets are self-censoring, globally large companies profit from their sport.
And that's just one example in the United States, a country that historically has had a fairly high regulation against betting and has managed to reduce them to small enclaves, such as Las Vegas (or Nevada, in general) and Atlantic City.
The situation in Latin America is much more complicated because historically it has not been a region or of high rollers or sports events that put the world's attention on them. There is always a more local tint in your events and the industry that revolves around them. However, with the growth of the internet it has been seen how, over the years, large companies such as Bwin or Bet365 have been installed in different Latin American countries, because before being a problem of general interest, they represent, in the first instance, an opportunity for growth. It may be asked then, is the regulation that the United Kingdom is adopting a purely local matter or should the world follow its example?
Translated from " Las apuestas deportivas: un problema para el fútbol inglés"

When looking to venture out into sports gambling, you are likely to find hundreds of online sports betting sites out there. When looking for the best sports betting sites, therefore, the most important issues to consider are the perks that come with the websites. This will ensure you enjoy the greatest sports betting online experience. These perks include signing bonuses and easy usability among others. In this article, we are going to review three of the best online betting sites, which are Bovada, BetOnline, and MyBookie.
Bovada.lv also known as Bodog.com in Canada is among the best sports gambling websites that has been in existence since 1994. The site’s domain is registered in Latvia. The platform provides access to sport, casino, poker, and racebook wagering.
Bovada has continually offered promotions and offers to its customers. For instance, first-time deposits for sports get bonuses of 50 percent for deposits up to $250, 100 percent for deposits up to $1000 for casino bets, and 100 percent for deposits up to $1000 as poker bonus.
Making a deposit or a withdrawal is easy and only attracts a small fee. For first-time deposits, the processing fee of 4.9 percent is waivered. Payouts are done using rapid transfer, otherwise known as money gram.
Bovada allows sports betting online on their user-friendly mobile interface or in their state of the art poker and casino gaming rooms. The minimum wager online is $1 and $50 for mobile bets. The only limitation to using Bovada is that the odds are posted late and that they have very low wager limits.
Licensed and regulated in Panama, BetOnline offers sports, live, poker, casino, and live dealer types of betting. It offers a wide range of payment options and several accepted currencies, thus making it one of the most convenient sites for customers across the world.
You get a welcome bonus of 50 percent on deposits up to $2500. However, bonus levels are tiered for different types of wagering. The online game library is categorized into 3D slots, table games, slots, and video poker. Most of the bets are placed online since their mobile platform only allows sports betting.
Maximum and minimum deposits and withdrawals are different for different payment options that are offered on BetOnline. Its major shortcoming is that it has high rollover requirements that customers might find difficult to understand.
MyBookie is one of the newest top online sports betting sites in the market. It was established in 2014 in Costa Rica and is fast growing to compete with other older bet staking sites. The minimum online wager on MyBookie is $10 and the maximum is $1000. For mobile wagers, however, there are no limits.
Wagering options for MyBookie include straights, totals, open wagers, action points, teasers, reverses, if bets, futures, and money lines among others. You can bet on games such as NFL Football, college basketball, NBA basketball, NHL hockey, soccer, golf, and horse racing among others.
With one of the highest bet bonuses in the industry, MyBookie gives you a welcome bonus of up to 50 percent for up to $1000 if you are a first time depositor. For reloads, they offer a 20 percent cash bonus. This makes it one of the best sports betting sites.
Its mobile platform has a user-friendly interface that makes it very easy to use. Their customer service is also highly efficient and offers top-notch customer service. This puts them among the best online betting sites today. MyBookie, however, only caters to recreational gamblers as opposed to other top sites that allow professional gambling. The site has also been said to lean more on the US sports market as compared to international sports.

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A group of renowned experts will discuss next Monday the current stage of the fight against the manipulation of results in football matches in Latin America, one of the most engaged regions in the world of football and where the growth of the sports betting sector has been demanding that such practice be abolished.

Integrity in sports has been increasingly sought after by all actors involved, whether they are federations, regulators, sports betting operators, FIFA and even the United Nations.

On the subject, FIFA and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime launched in December a broad campaign called “Detecta. Decline. Report it" to engage players, coaches and referees to recognize, reject and report manipulation in matches.

In the context of the effects that football has had due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic uncertainty and the greatest risk to integrity faced by many players and clubs across the globe, the campaign led the public involved with the sport the confidential platforms available to denounce proposals for possible attempts to arrange results.

Thus, the theme is one of the most current and will include the participation of Percy Wilman, Director of Integrity for Latin America at Genius Sports; Ennio Bovolenta, Director of Integrity, Legal and Compliance Division at FIFA; and Ricardo de Buen, Director of Integrity of Sport in Mexico.

The event will take place on January 25 at 1:00 pm (Brasilia official time) through the Zoom platform. Free registrations can be made by email: info@debuen.law .

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Since the turn of the century, fantasy football’s meteoric rise in popularity has placed it in the mainstream of American pop culture. Each August (or earlier), fanatics around the country gather together in person or online to draft NFL players to their fantasy rosters in hopes of winning a championship and the cash that comes with it.
Several online vendors have popped up in the last 20 years that provide hosting services for fantasy football leagues, either for a fee or a cut of the total prize pool.
Domestic sportsbooks like FanDuel and DraftKings made massive splashes in the industry in the 2000s with their daily fantasy sports (DFS) opportunities that allowed for cash payouts after a single day of action.
Legal NFL betting sites have now posted lines directly related to fantasy football results that will payout if the player that is wagered upon finishes atop the given stat category.
For instance, take the following line on the top point-scoring quarterback during Week 6 of the NFL season posted by Bovada Sportsbook. Gamblers can wager on which QB will score the most fantasy points based on the stats posted at ESPN.
What’s intriguing about these fantasy-related NFL prop bets is that the action is limited to the players on the board. That means if there’s a positional player that outperforms the entire lot in the above prop, it will not impact the outcome, as only those included in the list can win.
Fantasy leagues are fairly consistent when it comes to scoring settings for quarterbacks, but that’s not the case when compiling points for running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends.
20 years ago, running backs dominated fantasy football because the league was littered with feature backs that touched the ball nearly 30 times a game on average.
To spread the wealth a little more, many fantasy leagues opted to begin allowing a fantasy point per reception caught, otherwise known as PPR (point-per-reception). This scenario allows for wide receivers and tight ends to pull even or surpass the stat totals and fantasy points that running backs routinely accumulate, and the following two lines illustrate how PPR can alter the projections.
Comparing the above two NFL betting lines, readers will notice that San Diego Chargers running back, Austin Ekeler, is ranked third in the PPR odds but is not listed among the non-PPR options.
The statuses of Christian McCaffrey, Dalvin Cook, and Rhamondre Stevenson are also significantly elevated due to their receiving prowess.
Outside of the occasional reverse or direct snap, wide receivers in the NFL are largely dependent on the football being thrown their way in order to collect statistics.
Some WRs are deep threats and produce large stat totals on 3 to 4 catches, while others run shorter routes and receive the ball more often. The following two lines reveal that Justin Jefferson and Marquise “Hollywood” Brown are much better bets when factoring PPR into the equation.
Tight ends are not as heavily impacted by points-per-reception rules, as the position usually involves shorter routes and more catches. An interesting non-PPR option for this week is New Orleans Saints QB-hybrid Taysom Hill being included in the odds.
Hill cannot be relied upon for any given number of receptions, and some fantasy sites may not allow for him to be inserted as a tight end. That’s not an issue at Bovada, so think about laying some action on Taysom Hill when pondering your NFL betting strategy this weekend.
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