The War of the Colas

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By BETonSPORTS.com


A couple of months ago Pepsi executives received a letter where a Coca Cola mole identifying himself as "Dirk," boasted about being employed at a high level with Coca-Cola and offered to sell "very detailed and confidential information.".
In a shocking twist that would make any Hollywood screen writer proud, Pepsi executives decided to share this information with Coca Cola, who in turn shared it with the FBI.

The FBI hence launched an investigation that climaxed when 2 Coke executives where arrested while attempting to sell corporate secrets for 1.5 million dollars.

With the full aftermath of the affair yet to come, BETonSPORTS.com is offering multiple betting odds on what the conclusion of this incident will be, so join in the fun and enjoy the full online wagering experience Betonsports.com provides, while you follow the conclusion of this new chapter in the infamous War of the Colas.

 

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Gone with the Wind

By BETonSPORTS.com


After a frustrating season at Detroit in which Big Ben found himself less and less involved in the offensive end of the court the big man found himself allured by the promises of the wind and packed his bags heading for the windy city. And just like that Chicago found itself sporting a team with championship contention material.

Big Ben was seduced by the 60 million Chicago offered for his services, and agreed to become a Bull for the next 4 years; many will object that 60 million for a 32 year old player without any clear offensive skills is a waste of cash, but it does give a young Bulls team an experienced inside defensive presence and a natural leader that could potentially help this team become a true contender.

Only time will tell how the big fellow fares in the Wind, BetOnSports.com is offering a volley of Sports wagering options that will allow you to turn the speculation into cash by correctly assessing what the outcome of Big Bens presence in Chicago will be. So go ahead and take advantage of our betting odds make sure that his tenure in Chicago brings you cash.