PokerStars Sports Betting Site

£20 Free Bet from PokerStars Sports - T&C's Apply

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£20 New Betting Customer Offer

January 2021

BetStars is a fun and energetic bookmaker and the website is spot on, definitely worth taking a look.

New sports betting customers can get a a total of £20 in free bets!

You must be aged over 18 to open an account at the BetStars betting site.

Betting promotions open to UK & Ireland residents only. T&C's apply.

UK Approved

Gambling Commission

Last checked : 17/01/2021

Licence Number : 39108

PokerStars Sports News

Arizona And Kentucky Governors Both Push Legislators For Legal Sports Betting

Thu 14th Jan 2021, 2:58pm

The governors of Arizona and Kentucky have voiced their support for legalizing sports betting in their states. Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey sent a document to lawmakers Wednesday which outlined a new ...

2020 Poker Industry PRO Predictions: What We Got Right and What We Got Wrong

Fri 8th Jan 2021, 6:28am

This time a year ago, PRO put together a list of ten online poker developments to look out for in 2020 ( part two ). Our speculations covered a wide range of topics from regulations and market ...

Daniel Negreanu slices $286K off deficit to Doug Polk

Tue 12th Jan 2021, 6:23pm

Daniel Negreanu has come out fighting in the second half of the heads-up No-limit Hold’em match, but Doug Polk still has a substantial lead.

Michigan Online Gaming Launch Date to be Announced Soon, Online Casinos and Sports Betting Expected Ahead of Online Poker

Wed 13th Jan 2021, 5:53am

The launch date for online gaming in Michigan may be announced any day with early next week being the longest that players in the Wolverine State will have to wait for word on when they will be able ...

$2.5 Trillion Dollar Millennial Megawave Drives Boom in Video Games and Sports Betting: CEOs of...

Thu 14th Jan 2021, 8:45am

Millennials and GenZ now have $2.5 trillion in spending power, replacing Baby Boomers as the dominant consumer force. The global video gaming industry took in an estimated $180bn in 2020 – more than ...