Soccer book recommendations?

[BigDipper]

Hi all. I'm new to soccer wagering and admit to knowing very little about the sport in general but I've cobbled together a system based on data I've been able to collect from various obscure nooks and crannies of the Internet. I've had some decent success--at least enough to justify finding a book that's better at handling soccer than where all my other plays go. I need something America facing and prefer lots of AH choices. I don't need live betting options or game props or anything at all exotic. I don't need big bonuses either. Just lots and lots and lots of leagues and Asian Handicap.

Anybody have any ideas?

 

[Mobdeeper7239]

5dimes is good for US players

 

[BigDipper]

I looked at 5 Dimes but, and please correct me if I'm wrong, I think they charge players to withdraw their own money and I've never been able to cotton to that. I'd be happy to be corrected though.

 

[DrMove]

I think it's something like every first Monday or something by a certain time it's FREE to withdraw. So if you cool with a monthly withdrawal think you will be fine. I could be wrong but it's something like that. GL
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I looked at 5 Dimes but, and please correct me if I'm wrong, I think they charge players to withdraw their own money and I've never been able to cotton to that. I'd be happy to be corrected though.

 

[BigDipper]

I think it's something like every first Monday or something by a certain time it's FREE to withdraw. So if you cool with a monthly withdrawal think you will be fine. I could be wrong but it's something like that. GL

You are correct--one free withdrawal per month. I'm also eager to explore the MoneyGram Express deposit option, something I'd never seen before.

 

[Magica]

Diamond is not bad either. It takes them a while to get the Handicaps up, but they are serviceable for sure. I have been with them for a good chunk of years and never have issues with payouts etc.