Was looking for some advice. A friend and I sort of bet together but each has his own account.
Same site.
Referral noted.
If we started taking on different sides of correlated parlays, would this likely get flagged by the book?
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09-11-08 05:47 PM #1
Looking for some advice on correlated parlays
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09-11-08 06:06 PM #2
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09-11-08 06:12 PM #3
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Originally Posted by HedgeHog
Last edited by Jcoz; 09-11-08 at 07:08 PM.
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09-11-08 08:20 PM #4
It will get flagged. The questions are: How long until it does, and what are the consequences. If it is the Sportsbook group your accounts might be confiscated. If it is a higher rated book, they'll catch it MUCH faster but the penalties will be less severe.
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09-11-08 09:05 PM #5
What about betting just one side of the correlated parlay??
One would think you would expect a similar ROI in the long run it will just have a lower win % and maybe be less obvious.175 pts3-QUESTION
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