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BetAmerica.com relaunches new website

FARGO, North Dakota -- (PRESS RELEASE) -- With the launch of its redesigned website and wagering platform, BetAmerica.com today joins the ranks of U.S. based and regulated pari-mutuel account wagering services. BetAmerica.com is licensed and regulated by the State of North Dakota, and offers wagering on pari-mutuel horse racing.

Ken Lien, President of Lien Games Racing LLC, states; "We're a U.S. licensed, based and regulated company, that co-mingles all our bets into the U.S. host track pools, and have a proven track record of processing over $200,000,000 in pari-mutuel wagers.

"With our new Internet based wagering system, BetAmerica.com is making it even easier to watch and wager on horse races. BetAmerica.com offers free video for all members, no wager or subscription fees and most importantly, cash rewards based on every dollar wagered on our designated BetAmerica Bonus Tracks. That's a huge benefit for all players."

With a user-friendly interface that appeals to both the novice and sophisticated player alike, and over 80 racetracks, BetAmerica.com joins the ranks of other licensed pari-mutuel services, such as TwinSpires, XpressBet and Youbet. By providing it's customers with wagering products that are unique to the industry, BetAmerica.com looks to redefine the pari-mutuel experience in the U.S., while attracting users away from offshore entities.

"BetAmerica.com offers cash rewards on a wide selection of designated BetAmerica Bonus Tracks, providing a real financial benefit for our customers. In addition to our racing products, we will also be rolling out new and exciting contests and competitions over the coming months. We believe that by reinventing what online racing and gaming is in North America, we will be able to expand the player base and draw users away from the offshore entities. It's not about rewrapping the same products and services; it's about rethinking and redefining the entire experience for the player," stated Player Representative, Jared Alexander.

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