Do all the legal books in the States deal multiple lines? is this the common practice these days? you know, like a sharp line and a square line to different people.
Unibet (NJ) even has a little "slider bar" for some games for live betting, choose your line / total. Juice is pretty bad.sometines I'll take a look for a live halftime total options, when past the 10 min mark.Alternate lines are all the rage now.
Name your point spread and the books will offer the price.
Only one problem: Plenty of hidden vig with the alternate line offerings.
The sharps detect the price gouging while the squares fire away.
I doubt that would go go with the state gaming commission. I would expect it offshore though.Do all the legal books in the States deal multiple lines? is this the common practice these days? you know, like a sharp line and a square line to different people.
i strongly suspect a book here in Illinois is doing dual lines. i will investigate further before i say their name. Will report back.
Unibet (NJ) even has a little "slider bar" for some games for live betting, choose your line / total. Juice is pretty bad.sometines I'll take a look for a live halftime total options, when past the 10 min mark.
Can't be a case of a line in Illinois and a line in Indiana being different, books will do that. I'm pretty sure if they were doing it someone would have found it already and reported it. All these sharper guys who are limited in many states carefully use others' identities to get more action down. They would have seen it by now.
Alternate lines are all the rage now.
Name your point spread and the books will offer the price.
Only one problem: Plenty of hidden vig with the alternate line offerings.
The sharps detect the price gouging while the squares fire away.
Slightly off topic, the greatest( or worst depending on your scale) was Jr. at bodog 2003-2006. He had 5 lines sets from super sharp to super egg and all in between. He made 3 million in bonuses those years so it worked but that was the ultimate profiling job.
Bodog was hilarious, I went from putting virtually every play on my board there (and winning) to putting about a play a month through them it was so drastic. I asked Calvin about his "fish" pricing back when I was getting the soft lines and he just smirked and said we have our unique ways. Ah the good ole days when I would lose money to Pinnacle every month but make it back and then some with Bodog and Betonsports
Dealing with checks, western union/moneygram, neteller seems like ages ago now.
I think it is clear but here you go Jr. was the line manager and his bonuses were based off of profits.Not sure i understand. Was this a player that bearded in at Bodog and made 3 million? Or a guy that worked at Bodog that came up with the idea to profile players and give them different lines and got paid 3 million?
I think it is clear but here you go Jr. was the line manager and his bonuses were based off of profits.
SIA (Sports InterAction)Bodog was great. Just didn't last too long for me until i was seeing the "sharp" line.
Also that place in Canada, i can't think of the name of the place right now. Their lines were real juicy or should i say their dogs were real juicy.
They were the ones that once you got up a certain amount overall on them they wouldn't give you a sharp line they just closed your account. They let you win about 8 to 10 dimes then you got the ax. Normally it was no problem getting your money from them but i had huge problems. This was after neteller was shut down to the US. The checks they sent me bounced. What a hassle but i eventually got my money.
NP, any man that uses Gandolph Fitch for his tagline is okay.Thanks for the clarification.
yes thats right FW. Great place to play even if it is for only a short time.SIA (Sports InterAction)