Sports Betting

Save money on every bet

Online sportsbooks charge you a commission when betting on sports at their sites - and that commission is called the vigorish, or the juice. Most sportsbooks set the juice at 10%; that means a standard $100 wager ends up costing you $110 to place, with that extra ten bucks going straight into the sportsbook's already-stuffed coffers.

At Pinnacle Sports, one of our recommended online books, you can maximize your return from betting on sports by paying less juice on your wagers. Instead of 110 style pricing, Pinnacle Sports sets their vigorish at only 105. And as a result, a $100 wager at Pinnacle Sports costs a bettor only $105.

And that five bucks you end up saving? It can go straight toward your game snacks and beverages if you so desire. Laying action on wagering lines can indeed make sports more interesting; laying action on wagering lines AND being able to pick up a couple of free bags of chips in the process is even better.

Or, alternatively, you can store up those $5 savings, and parlay them into free wagers down the line. After making 21 $100 bets, you have saved $105, or enough to make another $100 bet at Pinnacle Sports. And if you bet $100 twice a week, every week for a year, it'd cost you $11,440 at a regular sportsbook, but only $10,920 at Pinnacle Sports (a savings of $520).

So bettors who DON'T want to toss away $5 every time they place a bet online should head over to Pinnacle Sports and get some of their 'reduced juice' action. Pinnacle Sports prides themselves on offering "ultra competitive prices across most sports, and a fast, friendly, and efficient service linked to superb cost management." They call it the 'Pinnacle Difference.'

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