[Doug]

What's their story ?

[tacomax]

http://sbr.sportsbookreview.com/Sear...te&Submit=Home

[Doug]

Thanks, Taco.

[SBR_John]

Bad news. They had decent software and I think they made some coin off of it. But this wasa book that did not allow phone calss as I recall....or winners.

[Doug]

This is from an RX'er






Join Date: Jun 2005
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Although I wouldn;t reccomend this book but they have great bonuses and when football comes I will stick money in here because they are so lame.

They are slow to move lines they leave lines up after the game has gone and esp halftime lines.

You can tell they are computer generated and sometimes they just put the timer on wrong and I guess go have a smoke or something.

Same with hoops all though they used to be alot stupider than they are now but still you can catch them asleep at the wheel!

[tacomax]

There really is one born every minute.

[Bill Dozer]

This is from an RX'er






Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: In a house
Posts: 354

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Although I wouldn;t reccomend this book but they have great bonuses and when football comes I will stick money in here because they are so lame.

They are slow to move lines they leave lines up after the game has gone and esp halftime lines.

You can tell they are computer generated and sometimes they just put the timer on wrong and I guess go have a smoke or something.

Same with hoops all though they used to be alot stupider than they are now but still you can catch them asleep at the wheel!

WorldWager would love for the player to bet them. Then, after the season is over they will delete all the winning plays and claim bad lines. Years ago many players lost 5 figures to the end-of-the-year bad line audit. WorldWager is near ESB caliber when it comes to scams.

[Doug]

I won't try them, can't ignore an F-.