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Buber's Basque Page: Pelota - News and description of Pelota variations.
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Calculated Bets - A jai-alai book currently in print. Includes several years of data from Milford jai-alai and excerpts from the book.
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Florida Gaming Corporation - Includes the history of the Basque sport, the rules, the tools (pelotas and cestas), and the shots.
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International Federation of Basque Pelota (FIPV) - Includes information of the organization, tournaments schedule, history of the game, rules, equipment, playing areas, photos and videos. [English, Euskera, French, Spanish]
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Jai-alai Info - Offers basic information about this sport including rules of play, history and trivia.
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Jai-Alai USA - Includes a message board, chat area, newsletter, photos, and general information on the sport.
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Onlineracing.tv - Live action from Newport Jai Alai catered via internet (high speed required). Also Live Streaming Video from greyhound tracks.
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Tiger's Jai-Alai Heaven - Offers message board, statistics, handicapping strategies, history, and related links. Archive of best message threads.
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