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 188Bet.com has announced that they will be joining forces with Top Up TV to bring British sports fans up to three months of top-class sporting action on ESPN.
Those who register at 188Bet.com between now and the end of January and wager at least £50 will be eligible for this special offer and will receive ESPN free of charge for up to three months alongside a 250 GB recorder free connection and home delivery so you never have to miss a second of the action.
"We are delighted to come together with Top Up TV to offer exceptional value and live sport for all Freeview customers," said Jeff Baker, Marketing Services Manager for 188Bet.com.
"As leading in-play specialists with some of the best odds around, watching ESPN at home while placing a live bet seems like the perfect combination."
ESPN is set to offer a wide range of exclusive sporting action over the coming months. They will cover the English Premier League and Scotland's Clydesdale Bank Premier League, rugby's autumn internationals, and France's Top 14.
Those who have yet to start an account with Top Up TV will receive entry into special drawing by taking advantage of the promotion. The TV service provider will be giving away two tickets to visit ESPN's studios in London where they will have a chance to watch all of the behind-the-scenes action during an English Premier League fixture.
"This is a great way for 188Bet.com to get fans closer to the heart of English football," said Terry Venables, former manager for England's national soccer team and current ambassador for 188Bet.com.
"ESPN's coverage of the English Premier League is second to none and it certainly has some tasty clashes coming up over the next few months."
To learn more about this exciting promotion and the many others offered by the popular casino and sportsbook visit www.188Bet.com. Unfortunately the site does not allow US players. Players from the land of the free should head on over to Bodog.com instead.
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