What SPORTS BETTING service (web site) do you prefer?
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Try ladbrokes.com\nIt's a british betting agency.
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I hate sites were you have to pay, Try http://gamblingreviewssite.com/
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Aside from sports.yahoo.com who is really detailed, i also found a guy who gives tips winning over 80% of the time, and i am still very excited about his conatnt mindblowing good results:\n\nhttp://207.150.188.58/forum/showthread.php?p=560874#post560874post560874\n\nI am really dazzled, and the thing is that his results were verified by over 2,000 forum members day by day
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www.fantasysharks.com \nwww.foxsports.com\nwww.fftoolbox.com
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http://4seasonssports.com/
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Try Setanta Sports.  www.setanta.com
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TVG ( http://www.TVG.com/getstat.tvg?refpcode=R10333A116)has live feeds from dozens of tracks.  It's not a free service, but if you open an account you can bet on the races with them legally from home.    If you wager a certain amount of money a month with them--I think it's $200, might be $500 though--they comp the streaming.  They do have a free website as well, which offers a small a mount of video at http://www.tvgfree.net
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you can try yahoo but other than that, you would have to watch BET old school or something.
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Save your money. Either a) the website is true and you really can break a physical law known to be true and tested for centuries (ie. that you cannot move anything around with just your eyeballs), or b) the website is lying. Now if you were a betting person what is more likely to be true, a or b?
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I believe sportsline.com will allow divisions (which then takes care of matching up games.) If you are doing it by hand, it's really hard unless you've done it before. I'm sure there is fantasy scheduling software out there.
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Yahoo is a really good site to play fantisy baseball because you can play in a public league or private. Also good ones are ESPN and SI.
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did you try ESPN.com?
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Yahoo\nFox Sports (through MSN)\nCBS Sportsline
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can go to many sports appearel sites. ebay.com, hibbett.com, anacondasports.com, sportsgear101.com and others
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http://fantasysports.yahoo.com of course. We've had the biggest and best fantasy leagues around. ESPN last year tried to match us, but couldn't handle the load, as you noticed.\n\nWhy I like it - well, I work on it. But besides that - what's most important? A rock solid platform - we've got it. ESPN had troubles last year and so did Fox sports. Fox doesn't have fantasy baseball this year - their platform is having trouble. cbsSportsline, well, they are the only ones without a free game. Draw your own conclusions.\n\nWe've got the largest community of fantasy players and are always working to satisfy your needs and demands.  Because a lot of the time, they're right in sync with our own. You know that if something annoys you, it annoys us too - cause we're playing all the games as well. We're trying to reach out to the fantasy community more and have started a blog - http://blog.360.yahoo.com/ysportsblog - we're open for comments.\n\nFeature wise, all the games are more or less on par with each other - the product managers in all companies spend a lot of time comparing each other's offerings. Though it won't be like that for long - and so if you want to stay on the bleeding edge fantasy wise, try us out.
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go.espn.com\nfoxsports.com\nsportsline.com \n\nThese are just a few I use.
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I'd say Yahoo! by far. The stat tracker (though you need to pay for it) is an invaluable tool on gameday. And the interface is easy to setup and use. I've used ESPN and Sportline in the past and my buddies and I, in the end settled on Yahoo!