$222,222 PER YEAR
| Poster's Sportsbook Poll: 2011View Poll Results | ||
| # 1 5Dimes | 450 total points | 5Dimes Review |
| # 2 Pinnacle | 408 total points | Pinnacle Review |
| # 3 Heritage | 227 total points | Heritage Review |
| # 4 Bookmaker | 138 total points | Bookmaker Review |
| # 5 BetIslands | 129 total points | BetIslands Review |
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| 5Dimes | SBR Rating A+ | 5Dimes Review |
| BookMaker | SBR Rating A+ | BookMaker Review |
| Legends | SBR Rating A+ | Legends Review |
| Bodog | SBR Rating A | Bodog Review |
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02-05-10 10:18 AM #1
Yearly income of people going to superbowl
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02-05-10 10:21 AM #2
Above posting was meant for players talk. I apologize for wrong placement.
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02-05-10 10:22 AM #3
Take the last 2 off & replace the last three with 0's & that's the average income of people watching it on TV
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02-05-10 10:25 AM #4
it's all corporate ass kissers giving tickets to clients so they can keep sucking their ball bags in the future
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02-05-10 10:59 AM #5
Absoutely what a shame they did this with baseball especially to teams with smaller parks .my teamtheboston red sox , and the owners did it on purpose those mudders
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02-05-10 07:39 PM #6
maybe someday I could go...
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02-05-10 08:06 PM #7
I went in 2004...Eagles vs Pats
$1800 per ticket, $250 per night in lovely Jacksonville (
), Free admission to the Maxim & Playboy party made it all worth while 
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02-05-10 08:11 PM #8
yikes...interesting stuff.
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02-07-10 12:30 AM #9
brocc good for you and a party like that are you a eagle fan or pats
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02-07-10 12:39 AM #10
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