Sportsbook betting? No WAY. If you think differently, guess what - you will find a way to bet online legally without having any concerns about the legislation and legal aspects of placing a wager as a US resident. Bet through Facebook and BetsGoWild.com. Social network will be integrated with a US largest photo portal and all types of sports, celebrity, fashion, political bets will be available to US and global audience

Facebook members will be able to wager online within the most popular US photo social network

Facebook is the most popular photo portal in the U.S and one of the largest social networks with millions of users. Its community consists mainly of American college students, although anyone with an E-mail address can register to Facebook and with the plan to incorporate BetsGoWild.com social network betting application and Facebook portal - US residents will be legally able to get involved in the process of wagering online.

Naturally the wagers do not involve real money or winnings, other than the social pride of winning a bet, settling a score publicly, and winning prizes from sponsors, and the betting is therefore 100% legal. This however is the first public response to the US President's legislation to ban all online betting and wagering with the UIGEA.  

A betting system which is going to be implemented in the social network and Facebook photo portal will also be a first major effort to attract public interest to large-scale betting and turn it into an entertaining activity rather than means of making money online through wagering. According to the creators' plot, the first bet by the Facebook members offered as: "Will Paris Hilton be mistreated in jail again?", shall launch the new online betting opportunities for the American public via Facebook.

In the coming month, after millions of American Facebook members determine the bet's outcome, it will be published worldwide. Other questions which the American public will be able to be on via Facebook are:

"Will the US Assassinate Iranian leader Ahmadinejad by the end of the summer?"

"Are the Red Sox going to the World Series?"

"Should the legal drinking age in America be reduced to 18?"

This may be a new step in the fight against UIGEA enforcement and the pro-gambling triumph of Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming Association and its lawsuit against online gambling ban.

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