With any relatively new book, I personally try and keep my balances much lower than say at books that I have had an established tenure with.WorldRunner said:I'm bumping this thread when these books go out of business
Just commonsense would dictate me doing this, as it should with others.
Each individual must always evaluate the risk vs reward that any particular sportsbook can provide for them............and then make their own decisions as to whether to join a particular book or not...........and if so, determine the amount of money they feel confortable with sending them.
What are you impressed with? No CFB lines until Tuesday, even on weeks that have Tuesday night CFB games? Or maybe you're impressed bt the fact that it's almost 5 ET and still no MNF props? They only offer NBA MLs on televised games(not sure if this also holds for NCAA also, but I didn't feel like inquiring anymore, a their CS needs to put me on hold after every question I ask). After a quick look at BCN, I cannot think of a single reason to play there. Though, maybe I have missed something. What exactly has impressed you?Fishhead said:
I would have to give mention to sportsbettingtrivia. I used them for a good part of baseball and still use them for some of my wagers. It's a cool concept. Have been paid on numerous occasions with no problems, although their neteller is often somewhat dry so they have to send a cheque. I assume they have a big credit side to them and don't get all that many neteller deposits so I'm fine with it.
