"Bettors flock to our site when they hear of these types of 'proposition bets' in which outcomes of certain sports issues can be predicted," says Dave Johnson, CEO of WagerWeb.com. He adds, "The Clemens negotiations are heating up, and we want to be part of the excitement."

Clemens is speaking with the Astros, Yankees, Rangers and Red Sox and negotiations can go either way since there are positive and negative aspects for joining each of these teams. He could join the Yankees with a strong chance of making the playoffs this year and be far from his home and family, or join the Astros and be 20 minutes from his house, yet risk the possibility of not making the playoffs. The posted odds are as follows:

Yankees -160 (Bet $160 to win $100)
Astros EVEN (Bet $100 to win $100)
Red Sox +140 (Bet $100 to win $140)
Rangers +600 (Bet $100 to win $600)
Field (any other team) +1000 (Bet $100 to win $1000)

Note: If Clemens does not sign and remains retired for the 2006 MLB season all bets are deemed 'no action'

Within the last month, WagerWeb.com has posted odds for the Duke Lacrosse player DNA matches and trial outcomes; with which team member or coach Terrell Owens would have his first confrontation this season; whether Reggie Bush would be stripped of the Heisman; even whether or not Shaun Alexander would suffer from the "Madden Curse."

About WagerWeb

WagerWeb.com, founded in 1997, is a privately held, offshore online gaming company, fully licensed and located in San Jose, Costa Rica. With almost 10 years of experience, innovation and gaming technology, WagerWeb.com features a sportsbook, a racebook and casino and has accepted more than 50,000,000 wagers since the company's launch.