[XvMMvX]

Greetings,

I do not post here much but enjoy reading the boards. I am getting ready to put some money online to bet MLB and was curious on Book recomendations. Last year I used Bet Jamaica and was please, never had any problems getting a payout and they told me exactly what to do to put money in. I am thinking of using multiple books to shop the lines this year.

My question is, is it worth it to shop books? The books have am currently looking at are 5dimes, bodog, and of course Betjm. Any other recomendations?

Another concern I have is being cutoff at an online book for winning too much, anybody had this experience?

Thanks For the Help!

[andrewaxia]

Betjam cuts limits which is why I transfered to The Greek, and I've enjoyed it. The Greek is a sister book of Betjam, some quality service, but geared more for the professional player than the recreational player.

[OLGC_Slayer]

matchbook.com

Great site if you're not a huge bettor. Good ML. Low juice.

[KC]

Originally Posted by OLGC_Slayer

matchbook.com

Great site if you're not a huge bettor. Good ML. Low juice.

how can you think about playing bases without a matchbook account..

[LT Profits]

Best Baseball Books in order if you bet less than $500 per game:

1 - Matchbook (best regadless of bet size)
2 - 5 Dimes (5-cent overlines and the most interesting alternate line options)
3 - BetJamaica (dime line all the way up to -180)
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648 - The Greek (STAY AWAY for baseball. In all fairness, they are Top 5 for any other sport)

[5 star bomb]

Originally Posted by LT Profits

Best Baseball Books in order if you bet less than $500 per game:

1 - Matchbook (best regadless of bet size)
2 - 5 Dimes (5-cent overlines and the most interesting alternate line options)
3 - BetJamaica (dime line all the way up to -180)
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
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648 - The Greek (STAY AWAY for baseball. In all fairness, they are Top 5 for any other sport)

Agree 100%