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Valuist

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Curious as to what the rake is at Philly area sportsbooks. I've been to Rivers in Pittsburgh where it was minus 110 for sides and totals, except for season win totals, which are priced at minus 115. At Presque Isle Downs, NFL, college football and NBA all priced at minus 110. Went to Erie today and very disappointed in the product at Presque. For college basketball, sides and totals now priced at minus 113. IMO. that is not playable. Was hoping to play some Super Bowl props there but the only prop offered was who will score first TD. No yardage props. Very disappointed in the offerings there. Hopefully the rest of the state isn't dealing 113.
 

skinny

EOG Addicted
Books in Pennsylvania:

Kambi
DraftKings
Fox Bet
Bet America
FanDuel

All use between 18 and 22 cent lines, in play much higher.

Kambi will limit you quickly if you are beating the price consistently.
 
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Valuist

EOG Master
Books in pa.
Kambi
Draftkings
Fox bet
Bet America
Fan duel
All use between 18 and 22 cent lines, in play much higher.
Kambi will limit you quickly if you arebeating the price consistently

Presque Isle is affiliated with Bet America. I have a season win ticket to cash at Rivers in Pittsburgh but none of the above companies you list are on the ticket. Rivers Pittsburgh and Rivers Chicago had the same ownership; not sure now. I believe Rivers in Des Plaines is owned by Churchill Downs. Hopefully competition will get the pricing away from -113 sides/totals.
 

skinny

EOG Addicted
Rivers in Pittsburgh is kambi, same as meadows and parx in Philly.
Not sure about rivers Chicago.
You are right presque isle is bet America owned by churchill downs
 

ejd_5277

EOG Dedicated
You can also least partially blame Pennsylvania’s confiscatory tax rate on sports betting for the high juice.

36% on gross revenue.

Brutal. (And unsustainable long term IMO)
 

Valuist

EOG Master
You can also least partially blame Pennsylvania’s confiscatory tax rate on sports betting for the high juice.

36% on gross revenue.

Brutal. (And unsustainable long term IMO)

Parx has takeout of 30% on trifecta wagers. Not surprising the juice is so high
 
Kambi
You can also least partially blame Pennsylvania’s confiscatory tax rate on sports betting for the high juice.

36% on gross revenue.

Brutal. (And unsustainable long term IMO)

Yeah seems bad but these guys all cried and said they wouldn't get licenses at $10m each and yet here they are, most got on board. And the sign up bonuses aren't much worse than NJ. Not saying it's right, but PA getting a lot more out of sports betting than all other states.
 
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