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Michael Cianchette – Oddfellahs

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Michael Cianchette – Oddfellahs

In-person sports betting makes Maine debut at Oddfellahs in Portland.  Matt speaks with Michael Cianchette of Oddfellahs. Maine’s first in-person sportsbook, take your shot at playing the odds.  From football to basketball and the major leagues down to your favorite college team, our partnership with Caesars Sportsbook gives you access to bets from around the world.  Add cash to your account or cash out your winning ticket.  You can do it all at Oddfellahs.

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