is there any exchange sportsbooks that accept us players?
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11-04-09 11:41 AM #1
exchange sportsbooks
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11-04-09 11:49 AM #2
i doubt it and if they do there is like $50 a game available to bet no volume
SBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005
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11-05-09 01:34 AM #3
jjgold you are lier in this concern!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SBR Founder Join Date: 11/13/2005
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11-05-09 05:16 AM #4
Shantystar exchange are a major flop for usa bettors and I called it was back.
Most people are not interested in that type of betting
maybe in europe it works but not usaSBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005
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11-05-09 05:22 AM #5
jj is kinda right in saying that. Matchbook doesn't cut it for exchange users and people who are able to use Betfair and Betdaq are not Americans, which is annoying for others that use those sites because the liquidity and lines are shit.
Originally Posted by jjgold
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11-05-09 05:28 AM #6
Matchbook accepts US players. JJ called it way back, how they would fail, but Matchbook does seem to be doing pretty good in the SBR voter standings.
BetPhoenix has plans of adding one next year. Exchanges are the wave of the future, and the future is getting here.
The book that educates players the best on how to trade and how to use trading strategies will have a major plus. Many of the US players on this site seem to be totally in the dark about these things.SBR Founder Join Date: 12/14/2005
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11-05-09 05:52 AM #7
America hasn't really been exposed to the exchange yet. But it will soon catch on and less complaints about bookmakers too.
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11-05-09 07:47 AM #8
can anyone explain ,please how does exchange differ from regular sportsbooks?
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11-05-09 09:07 AM #9
is this true, during baseball season i have seen offer over 15k, has it changed recently, Originally Posted by jjgold
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11-05-09 10:00 AM #10
my dream is one day a way bigger exchange than matchbook will open up in U.S. where instead of 121$ each way available and paying 1% each way, a new place will have always 94,000$ available each way and only pay 0.3%.. this way, even if you don't make an offer, you play into a 2 cent line most times.. no more 7 cent lines.
and the exchange will still make a killing cause there will be 1 billion a day bet there.. so they will make it up with their volume..
Why can't this dream ever come true. it's not that hard..
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