Space Sports Betting Site

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All New Space Sports Betting Site

May 2019

Space Sports is an exciting new betting site that offers you a big welcome for your first sports bet. Place a bet of a minimum of £1 up to a maximum of £20 on any sports event and if the bet does not win, they will match your original stake with a free bet.

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

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

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Gambling Commission

Last checked : 25/05/2019

Licence Number : 51276

Space Sports News

Council outraged over sports fields doodles visible from space

Fri 24th May 2019, 7:13pm

A crude 'artist' has used three suburban Melbourne sports fields to create giant shapes of male genitalia, so big they have been picked up by satellite. Google Earth imaging on Wednesday showed ...

Newark Sports Association protest at The Stadium, Elm Avenue, Newark, aims to show green space support

Wed 15th May 2019, 6:00pm

Campaigners are calling on residents to show solidarity to their bid to protect Newark’s green spaces. Newark Sports Association wants as many people as possible to meet outside the locked gates of ...

Space Coast Native Kelly Slater Advances to Semifinal at Corona Bali Protected, Defeats Young Star Filipe Toledo

Fri 24th May 2019, 10:27pm

Slater, a Cocoa Beach native and a 2012 Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame inductee, fell behind early until the fifth wave when Slater scored the heats best score with a 7.33 and followed with his ...

‘Sit Down With Steve’ on Space Coast Daily TV: Caroline Marks’ Career Already Stuff of Surfing Legend

Fri 24th May 2019, 6:45pm

Marks was named Team USA’s Female Athlete of the Month for April. Marks was inducted in the Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame in 2016. SPACE COAST DAILY TV: 2016 SPACE COAST SPORTS HALL OF FAME ...

Student Rocket Makes It To Space

Fri 24th May 2019, 3:42pm

That’s not good enough for scientists, though. The Kármán line is what the World Air Sports Federation (FAI) defines as space. That line is 100 km (62 miles or about 330,000 feet) above sea level. ...