Possible Arbs NFL on Bodog or Anywhere Else you Get These Numbers.

Possible Arbs NFL on Bodog or Anywhere Else you Get These Numbers. Jim Rome just suggested to his listeners (18 million) to take the following: They probably will take these blindly, I would think if you get a respectful price, you may have an arb. I don't know the juice. Chad Ochocinco over 6 touchdowns. Nnamdi Asomugha over 2.5 picks. McNab U 15.5 touchdown passes. Went over the air about 4 minutes before post.

sounds like bodog leaving US market at end of year. I'd be careful betting anything long term there

bodog have plenty of heat on them from US govt - would not post up with them

I storngly recommend you pull out money from pretty much and post up book.........especially Bodog!

Are you suggesting pulling out of all off shores? Didn't really understand you reply. Were you trying to say "pretty much any off shore book"? Specifically, what do you think of: BookMaker, 5 Dimes, Legendz, Heritage, BetOnline, Skybook, Sports Interaction, WSEX, and Sportsbook? I'm not even sure if Legendz, Skybook, Sports Interaction, or WSEX are even still in the US market. I know WSEX and Sportsbook have had some problems paying their customers. Would also like to hear from Alf on this if possible.

WSEX still books US action. But you will never get paid. I agree with Fez that now is not the time to be depositing money. Considering what happened with Full Tilt earlier this year, I've already figuratively written off the money I have in my offshore accounts, except at Heritage, although I am a little worried about it. If I'm able to get it back someday, I'll be quite happy.

I will place bets for anyone in Las Vegas - Hilton, Cantor, etc - - - PM if interested - - - -

Hard to ignore advice to pull out from offshores as a good strategy although I think it would somewhat hurt one's options as a pro. At the same time, I absolutely love that the Greek will not take any U.S. customers. The advice has to be more for U.S. people than others. I would really prefer all of the books just stop taking U.S. customers. That is obviously what you're supposed to do. Anything else has been established to be criminal activity so it is the books that aren't leaving the U.S. market that makes me wonder. That means you 5 Dimes. I'm not sure about Bet Cris. Bet Cris isn't in the U.S. so this Bookmaker brand is the U.S. brand. Perhaps that is their way of separating it. Bodog? Best news I ever heard they're pulling out of the U.S. I upgrade them based on that. I would assume a U.S. customer would be paid when they stop taking bets from them and make it official. But of course I don't know. WSEX is trouble. I wouldn't bet there now and stopped betting there a few years ago. They did pay me a balance owed but their problems seem larger now. But people seem to still report being paid but it is a elongated payout that is for sure that will require phone calls. The problem I have with Fez's advice is that "Okay pull out of any post up off shore book". So what do you do? It is okay to bet with these places with a credit account? First of all, that is a crime. The guy booking your bets is a criminal. I can't see how you get paid if an agent gets nabbed. I don't even see how you have regular limits that these books really offer. I don't know how one sweats that payout. It would seem your maximum loss is about the same as a post up less what you posted up which you can set as low as you want. It would seem at an absolute minimum basic strategy would say do not play with a credit shop with an agent or local bookie if one is that concerned about being paid. I don't see how the credit risk of these situations can possibly be less than money at an offshore book. An agent to me is like a guy at the corner thumping his bible to me and trying to stop and talk to me in the street. Get lost.

As the economy continues tanking, the U.S. government will eventually get around to legalizing online gambling. Any and all revenue (taxes) sources will be looked at and jumped on.

Do you really think dealing with an agent is a problem? There's no money going thru the banking system. Basically, your local book is using them to be the administrator. I've been dealing with my guy 15 years, the last 5 online. Hard to imagine a scenario where I get badly burned. Maybe I'm missing something? He's certainly breaking the law. Will they consider me a criminal too?