I'm thinking about using Matchbook. Can anyone tell me anything about it?
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11-04-09 10:56 PM #1
Anyone Use Matchbook
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11-05-09 01:20 AM #2
matchbooks is solid book
SBR Founder Join Date: 11/13/2005
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11-06-09 11:08 AM #3
Matchbook is a betting exchange, where the vig is eliminated in favor of a 2% commission. You can post you own price and if someone takes the the bet, you have action. For example, there may be options of Giants -3, -3.5 and -4.
You could put in Giants -3 -129, If someone takes the +3 +129, you have a play. But maybe there is a +4 +121 out there and you will get no takers on your play.
It seems difficult for Americans to deposit though, the funds I had there I transfered from 5dimes. Many books trnafer there.
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