White Sox Among World Series Favorites as Bodog.com Posts Lines on MLB Season

March 30, 2006

With the 2006 Major League Baseball season slated to open on Sunday night, sports bettors have plenty of wagering opportunities at Bodog.com, including lines on regular-season games, player propositions and futures.

"We can certainly anticipate a season full of tight division races and key rivalry games," says Calvin Ayre, Founder and CEO of Bodog.com. "Baseball has always delivered high drama and fans can expect another season of great entertainment."

Without a title since 1917, the Chicago White Sox knocked off the wild-card Houston Astros in October to lift the curse. Now, the question is, can the ChiSox earn a second consecutive World Series championship? Bodog.com bookmakers have the White Sox listed at 4/1 odds to win the 2006 title. They begin their quest Sunday night against the Cleveland Indians. Check out Bodog and start winning NOW! Bodog.com is known in the online gambling industry for having a phenomenal customer service department, safe and secure deposit methods and terrific bonuses! BET on FOOTBALL at BODOG and receive a 10% UPFRONT CASH SIGN-UP BONUS!

Another storyline that fans can look forward to is the perennial battle between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees. These two bitter rivals will duel throughout the regular season. Bodog.com bookmakers have the Yankees at 7/2 odds to win the World Series while the Red Sox are at 10/1.

Among the sleeper teams to pay attention to are the Toronto Blue Jays and the New York Mets. With their offseason roster additions, the Blue Jays are likely to threaten the Red Sox and Yankees for American League East supremacy, and may even challenge for the league pennant. Bodog.com bookmakers have Toronto 's odds of winning the league crown at 10/1.



The New York Mets enter the season as 1/2 favorites to win the National League East, and with their offseason moves, the Mets may emerge as a favorite to win the World Series. Bodog.com has all the odds up.

For all of Bodog.com's lines on MLB futures, see http://www.bodog.com/sports-betting/baseball-futures.jsp.


About Bodog.com

Bodog.com, located in San Jose, Costa Rica, is federally licensed by the Costa Rican and UK governments. Recognized as the true pioneer of online gambling and a world authority on branding in the digital entertainment industry, Bodog.com Founder and CEO Calvin Ayre was featured on the cover of Forbes magazine's best-selling "Billionaires" issue in March 2006. Bodog.com is the top-ranked US facing online gambling brand, with highest site traffic amongst multi-product US gaming web sites according to Hitwise. Bodog.com, valued at over US $1 billion and ranked in the Power 10 online companies by eGaming Review, processed $7 billion in wagers in 2005. The Bodog.com Marketing Conference, www.bodogconference.com, will take place at the Wynn Las Vegas, July 23-26, 2006, attracting the leaders of the online gambling industry. Bodog Entertainment Group also includes a music label, Bodog Music, an online magazine, BodogNation, a television production unit and further properties coming soon. For more information, contact Media Relations at 1-866-892-3371, or pr@bodog.com. BODOG is a registered trademark of Bodog Entertainment Group S.A.


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by Bodog PR at 1800-sports.com on March 30, 2006


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