Betting in the Age of Coronavirus | The Church of Betting

It seems that sports are dead during the global pandemic, but betting on sports is certainly not. Betting houses found exotic competitions and leagues players usually don’t bet on, and the business continued. When it comes to betting during the pandemic, there are some precautions you need to take. First of all, ensure you are safe, not only when it comes to your health, but also your finances. Verify that betting house you use is legitimate and that your funds are protected.

Key Takeaways:

Regardless of whether you are walking out in a public space or dealing with your bookmaker/broker, rule number one is safety first.
Betting shops and brick-and-mortar casinos also had to close for an unclear period of time, increasing the financial pressure further. Bookmakers that have taken on a lot of leverage.
Judging by comments from the SBR forum the vast majority of unregulated offshore bookmakers have processed customers’ withdrawal requests more or less as usual.

“This spells trouble for most people’s savings as well, so if you have a stock portfolio it makes sense to relocate to more conservative sectors or ones that are less sensitive to the societal changes at hand.”