No-pay bookmaker Premierbet (S) is back online apparently taking... |
No-pay bookmaker Premierbet (S) is back online apparently taking bets as well as accepting new registrations and deposits. While Premierbet continues to ignore our requests for information, it recently emerged that parent company Interactive Gaming Holdings owes Betfair as much as £250,000. In October 2006, the betting exchange and the sportsbook operator signed an agreement which allowed Premierbet and Heathorns to hedge their bets with Betfair.
Date published: 05 September 2007 Related rating updates
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