RAMAT GAN, ISRAEL, July 07, 2012 (Press-News.org) Online Casino Archives is proud to announce a colossal expansion of its 2012 Olympic Games coverage. "OCA", as fans of the popular news site like to call it, will be offering daily coverage of the momentous and most interesting Olympic stories.
OCA Olympic coverage began in March 2012 with the first in a series of original articles about "The Most Interesting Olympic Bets". Coverage expanded even further in June with OCA's "Bettor's Guide to the 2012 Olympics - Sports and Schedules".
OCA's Olympic coverage features articles on interesting bets as well as stories on gold medal winners and of course, those Olympian moments that no one will forget. While OCA began its coverage with an article on out-of-the-way Olympic bets, coverage continued with a closer look that including a scoop on events taking place before the opening ceremonies.
While popular sports always seem to get the most amount of coverage by the mainstream sports media, the Olympics offer the perfect stage for the lesser known sports. Online Casino Archives will be giving its readers front row coverage of archery, cycling, fencing, handball, volleyball, water polo and other sports that show up on TV once every four years.
Those lesser known sports have better odds for the home bettor. There are fewer bookmakers offering odds on these events and even fewer experts with knowledge and insight. For fans of sports betting, the Olympic jackpot may be hidden among the less popular sports where he or she can research the events, players and odds and have a much better chance of coming out ahead.
And if you're not planning on betting on the events but want in on the action, you can always bet on the colour of the Queen's hat at the opening ceremony. If your favourite sport isn't representing in the current Olympics, you can bet on it showing up by 2020!
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Online Casino Archives Announces 2012 Olympic Games Coverage Expansion
Online Casino Archives is proud to announce a colossal expansion of its 2012 Olympic Games coverage. "OCA", as fans of the popular news site call it, will be offering daily coverage of the momentous and most interesting Olympic stories.
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