NOTE RE: WNBA..........all might considering subscibing to RAS WNBA

NOTE RE: WNBA..........all might considering subscibing to RAS WNBA I went in with a friend....... I consider the WNBA to be an excellent betting opportunity. I think very negatively about most touts, but RAS is the real deal. If you are very committed to being able to jam in bets within seconds of releases, and have the time and focus to get his play, RAS is a good thing. DO be ready to be frustrated with "line has changed" messages. Be aware, I HATE the WNBA game, but I really like betting it, and I will be giving out plays all year long.......very unlikely I'll line up on many RAS plays afte they release......mkt moves too much

I also think RAS is positive EV, but only if you can get down. When I tested the service two years ago, I had a lot of trouble getting in before the moves, even when sitting on the computer with finger on the trigger. I know there were some adjustments made. RAS guys are welcome to comment.

Whether or not you can get down at the release number is certainly the biggest drawback of the service. This is discussed at length on various parts of our website. It definitely can be done though. I don't know what outs Anthony was working with or how much effort was put into getting the release lines when he tried the service, but as Fezzik mentioned you have to be committed, and you have to experiment with different methods and outs to determine what works and what doesn't. Probably the most important variable is how many and what types of outs you have access to. It is a lot like moving for a group or syndicate but you pay an upfront fee and keep all win/risk for yourself.

Good to see the mods getting behind widely available numbers and splitting subscription costs. Score one for the people!

[QUOTE=anthony;52188]I also think RAS is positive EV, but only if you can get down. When I tested the service two years ago, I had a lot of trouble getting in before the moves, even when sitting on the computer with finger on the trigger. I know there were some adjustments made. RAS guys are welcome to comment.[/QUOTE] Harder or easier than getting down on Fezzik's numbers? I don't think there are many people around who aren't aware of how the market reacts upon a RAS release. If you know you can't get down then don't buy the service. If you can get down at the release numbers, you stand a good chance at making money.

Also wanted to add, all subscriptions come with a prorated guarantee. If you can't get the lines, if you lose an out, or don't like the service for any other reason, you can cancel and get refunded for the remaining portion.

That policy makes this an even bigger recommendation. I think it's a good investment for someone who's committed and has the right outs. The places that might not react right away to an RAS release are probably also unlikely to put up WNBA.

Perhaps Vegas is different, but online, a book not putting up WNBA lines at all is rarely an issue. I would say over 90% of sites will offer WNBA.

Anybody want to go halfway or thirds??

it is true that just about all books have the WNBA but they have the best defense against RAS...etc.... they put up the games close and closer to the tip off. Most local outs and quite a few offshore wait till the steam has been played....then they put it up.