Local sports clubs offered chance to cash in on Britain's gambling craze by new firm which claims to be 'Robin Hood' of betting
By Sarah Bridge, Financial Mail on Sunday
Published: 17:03 EDT, 7 December 2013 | Updated: 06:39 EDT, 2 January 2014









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Local sports clubs from village cricket elevens to Sunday football teams are being offered a chance to cash in on Britain's gambling craze by a new firm which claims to be the ‘Robin Hood' of betting.




The Betting Service has teamed up with online bookmaker Bet Butler and Club Website - which builds sites for amateur sports clubs - so teams' web pages can be used to place bets on major fixtures such as the FIFA World Cup Cup.


When members and supporters sign up to the website and start betting, FIFA World Cup the team is rewarded with free sports equipment. Also 20 per cent of all the gamblers' losses will be handed to the club, with each club encouraged to get supporters to sign up.