A measuring stick for a book: does it take 3 dimes in one shot on NBA, NFL and MLB?
Oly
Pinny
Cris
Mansion **
Cris
WWTS (phone only)
and curiously enough, Skybook.
Not on the list are Canbet. As Krackman observed, it is pointless for a pro to keep money there.
On the "maybe" list in Hollywood. They usually have decent game-day limits, but they often delay lifting the overnight limits until line movements have eaten up a lot of your equity.
Mansion is a mixed bag. Great limits, and great prices. You can tell they sunk some serious money on their site - it is very professional, and the deposit interface is lightning fast. That said, they don't have the "Sharp factor" - 105 pricing, as well as the consistently having the best price on a sharp side would suggest this book will have problems long-term.
Oly
Pinny
Cris
Mansion **
Cris
WWTS (phone only)
and curiously enough, Skybook.
Not on the list are Canbet. As Krackman observed, it is pointless for a pro to keep money there.
On the "maybe" list in Hollywood. They usually have decent game-day limits, but they often delay lifting the overnight limits until line movements have eaten up a lot of your equity.
Mansion is a mixed bag. Great limits, and great prices. You can tell they sunk some serious money on their site - it is very professional, and the deposit interface is lightning fast. That said, they don't have the "Sharp factor" - 105 pricing, as well as the consistently having the best price on a sharp side would suggest this book will have problems long-term.
Agreed Daringly,
The software Mansion is using is probably the best outthere. Other books should really consider switching over to the Mansion software.
It's not that expensive anyway (copied from the BEToptions.com site):
The monthly license fee is determined by the number of active accounts (players) wagering each month. The license fee is $2.50 per active account per month, with a minimum of US$5,000K per month. A general price guideline for installation is US$50K to US$100K for set-up and initial customisation charges.
The software Mansion is using is probably the best outthere. Other books should really consider switching over to the Mansion software.
It's not that expensive anyway (copied from the BEToptions.com site):
The monthly license fee is determined by the number of active accounts (players) wagering each month. The license fee is $2.50 per active account per month, with a minimum of US$5,000K per month. A general price guideline for installation is US$50K to US$100K for set-up and initial customisation charges.
Dub's been there.
I recommend 5 dimes too. The point buying opportunities are fantastic. I would have 10-15 k at Pinnacle Olympic Hollywood and 5 Dimes. the rest in cash. You might also want to consider Bodog which has excellent lines for Dogs(you would have to call in big bets and get management appoval)
Also with all the bonuses around keep moving money around. You can get a good ten percent free with a little movement. Keep your checks and incoming transfers to your name under 2,500 and the Tax man radar will miss you. Get two diffent Checking accounts too. Look up AAA sports he's the master of moving it around for profit.
I recommend 5 dimes too. The point buying opportunities are fantastic. I would have 10-15 k at Pinnacle Olympic Hollywood and 5 Dimes. the rest in cash. You might also want to consider Bodog which has excellent lines for Dogs(you would have to call in big bets and get management appoval)
Also with all the bonuses around keep moving money around. You can get a good ten percent free with a little movement. Keep your checks and incoming transfers to your name under 2,500 and the Tax man radar will miss you. Get two diffent Checking accounts too. Look up AAA sports he's the master of moving it around for profit.
