How much of your bankroll would you risk on a new sportsbook?

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I would post up no more than 5% at a new place. In relation, I don't have more than 20% anywhere else either, the 20% being at Pinnacle because of their lower lines which makes them the most frequent place I bet at.
 

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Zero.
The risk is to great when there are other options out there. If the book turns out to be good, then fine, what have a lost by waiting? A bonus, wh0 cares (my $80 bonis at PTS cost me $900). An opportunity for slightly unique lines, I'll catch them next time.

I may be an idiot, but I learning. Fool me once shame on you (ok shame on me for not heading the warnings), fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me 3x, call me old friend.

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I think that trying a brand new book is senseless too. But books will be tried, so 5% is a healthy suggestion atleast. Players will always try new books, either for they do not know better or they are shopping for a break.
 

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I wouldnt put a penny into a new sportsbook until they were established and considered legit, which is where the rest of you suckers come in to test it before I do!........
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I suppose I could risk 5% on a new book, but really... how much of a bonus would I get for a $5 deposit?
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If it is a book that does not appear that solid to me, I will never deposit more than U$1000. I will then try to build my balance (maybe through multiple deposits after a loss) up to some US$5000, then I ask for a payout.

AND THEN THE FUN STARTS!
 

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i wouldnt play at a new book right now because theres way too many things going on right now in the offshore gamming world.

stick with your blue chippers
 

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Be careful and do your research before joining a new book, there are many reputable books that have earned your business by having a history of paying people and paying their bills!
 

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Senor Ballgame. The most important part is how large you let the balance run to befor you can or do request a payout.

Let's say you start with a dime but run it to 5 dimes and then get slow paid - That sucks and the 5 dimes might exceed your 5% rule.
 

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New books are risky, but remember every book was new at one time! If a book is starting up now, in baseball season then they are asking for trouble! Most books stay open during baseball for their loyal customers! Starting during bases is stupid!
 

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