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The Legalization of Sports and Live Betting Services

US-bill-to-legalize-gamblingA few years ago, several studies were done that concluded that offshore sports betting industry was processing more than $100 billion per year. Games such as last year’s Cricket World Cup in Asia are said to have had wagered bets around about $1 billion alone, and with increased access around the world to sporting events, interest in sports betting and live betting services will also increase.

Annual events, World Cups, Olympics and other international events happen almost every year and the revenues from each such event will only increase steadily.

So is sports betting for the United States a bad thing? If companies all over the world are making money and paying taxes and providing a service, is any really getting hurt?

According to the website GamblingAddiction.org, around 2%-5% of people are diagnosed with gambling addiction and the majority of which are in the United States.

If online live betting services and pay per head sports betting are illegal in the United States, that would mean most of the people admitting they are addicted are at actual brick and mortar casinos.

It is thought that an adrenaline or drug-like reaction happens when playing fames such as slots. When winning the player feels almost a high. When the player continues playing, yet does not win, they simply keep playing until they hit that high again.

Sports betting is obviously a slower occurrence of this rush, if at all, since a game takes a certain amount of time to finish. Sure, almost 90% of all sports bettors lose due to poor money management but overall, the addiction is minimal.

Four states already allow sports betting in the United States and New Jersey’s Chris Christie on Thursday announced the passing of a bill to begin legalized sports betting in the garden state. With such advances, and in New Jersey’s case, speed, how far behind is the rest of the United States?

With the pending legalization, partly in an attempt to quash Mob activities such as loan sharking and the illegal gambling, live betting services and pay per head offshore sports betting may have to start looking over their should more.

What are the key features of sports bookie software?

The key features of sports bookie software include:
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The ability to set bets for players

Bets such as managing the odds, picking which bets are going to be offered, and so forth

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Analytic tools

Additionally, this software should contain plenty of analytic tools for bookies, making it possible for them to track the bets, the players, and so much more.

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Mobile Compatibility

Beyond that, mobile compatibility is crucial in the modern betting environment, as it makes it more convenient for bettors and bookies alike. Security is paramount - no bookie nor bettor wants to work with a site that could be hacked.

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