The worst sportsbook out there
The worst sportsbook out there
Avoid Barstool
Sits is awful and crashes
Customer service is inept and worthless
They don’t pay they simply lie to keep your money
March 15, 2023
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Barstool Sports is a sports and pop culture blog founded by Dave Portnoy in Milton, Massachusetts.
Contact info
Adams St 75, 02186, Milton, United States
- barstoolsports.com
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Naturally, Portnoy gives his OWN company and OWN frozen pizza a 10 - but its nothing close to that. Lackluster - not much cheese or sauce and certainly not worth the price. No wonder they are now 50% off at our local grocery chain.
I'm glad we don't like it because this man needs Jesus Christ ASAP.
June 25, 2022
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