[Bill Dozer]

The first set of photos are from our visit in July. As you can see the offices are still being built out at this point. The 2nd set of photos was sent to us after Legendz moved in which was a few weeks later.

Please don't send your resume to SBR.







































































----------------Finished Facility----------------

Wagering


Wagering Stage


Customer Service


Payouts Dept.


Conference Room


Racebook


Hallway


VIP Dept.


Server Room


Gym


Kitchen


Outside

[SBR_John]

Incredible facility.

[jjgold]

Not bad, for all we know though it can be a tech support center for some usa company.

We do not know

[bigboydan]

Ok, I gotta ask... Why would they even have a gym in a sportsbook.

[Dark Horse]

By far the nicest I've seen from the pics here.

[jjgold]

gym makes me suspicious

maybe not even a sportsbook

[BigDaddy]

Originally Posted by bigboydan

Ok, I gotta ask... Why would they even have a gym in a sportsbook.

would you as a business owner rather have fat out of shape employes or fit employees?

[remmy358]

nice facility. if they could only invest in some new wagering software!!!!!!!!!!! and maybe some reduced juice baseball lines...raising the collars would help too :-)

great book though, just low limits

[20Four7]

Originally Posted by jjgold

gym makes me suspicious

maybe not even a sportsbook

You want your clerks to look hot in case you have to go to Panama to get your check.

[SBR_John]

They indeed do have some pretty girls working there. We will get some pics of them in football.

[RiverRaid]

That place looks sweet.

[tacomax]

Things have certainly changed since Dave left. When he was here, there had to be at least 5 photos of the server room from different angles on any photo tour.

[bigboydan]

Originally Posted by BigDaddy

would you as a business owner rather have fat out of shape employes or fit employees?

One that gets the job done.

[CrazyLou]

Looks really sweet, and I like the gym being there. Let the employees blow off steam in the weight room, not by being schmucks to the customers.

[pico]

they have a department for VIP? what are the VIP perks at legendz?

[stump]

i really wish they would have overnight lines

[jjgold]

Building in Panama is very cheap, the majority of sportsbooks look like this

Why does this mean it is a good sportsbook?

Could be gone in 3 months and then sell building or rent it out

[pags11]

thanks for these pics bill...

[Bill Dozer]

Originally Posted by crazyl

Looks really sweet, and I like the gym being there. Let the employees blow off steam in the weight room, not by being schmucks to the customers.

A lot of companies are seeing the benefit of adding kitchens, gyms and recreation rooms for their staff. They want their people to associate the job with a lifestyle they want, not just a paycheck. I think it's a good way to make your company stand out. You can't really put a price on getting some excercise in the AM or middle of the day when you sit at a computer all day.

[JBC77]

Originally Posted by stump

i really wish they would have overnight lines

no overnight lines?.......ah, man.....and I was going to do the 210 for 210....

[Bill Dozer]

Originally Posted by JBC77

no overnight lines?.......ah, man.....and I was going to do the 210 for 210....

I am told that the matching bonuses have expired but the 20%cash bonus has been extended if the user uses the code "FISH."

[pags11]

excellent point bill...you can definitely tell the difference when you talk to their employees...top notch CS...

[abacus30]

I have helped many companies set up/run fitness centers, medical services clinics, wellness libraries and physical therapy clinics onsite at the workplace - some right in the middle of manufacturing plants. This has been happening since the late 80's with large companies and is catching on more and more with medium and small size companies. You want these injury prevention/disease management/wellness services to be as convenient as possible to your employees and no place is more convenient than at work. Ultimately, a healthier employee is a more productive employee.

[tblues2005]

This looks really nice Bill thanks for the pictures. I might sign on with them right before the season starts, they sound legit.

[Bill Dozer]

This is a good book with no funny business or surprises. You get what's advertised.

[jjgold]

They need overnights

[JoshW]

Wow

[austintx05]

good stuff

[NeedProtection]

Does that S class Benzo with the tinted windows belong to the owner of Legendz?

Talk about flaunting your wealth.

[SBR_John]

Originally Posted by NeedProtection

Does that S class Benzo with the tinted windows belong to the owner of Legendz?

Talk about flaunting your wealth.

The head hancho at Pinnacle drove a KIA. He was the only BM that I know that I had actually had a nicer car.

As others have said, they need overnights. Even Bodog and VIP have overnights.

[NeedProtection]

John,

Thanks for taking the time to reply to these posts.

I disagree about the car thing. I know at least one offshore powerhouse head honcho that wouldn't flaunt his money like that. Good for those guys though as they've clearly made a ton of money.

It is too bad Dalton wont extend his hand to the people hurt by MVP in some way. Might be impossible to make us whole, but I'm sure he has access to the list of customers and balances. They are able to send me endless stuff in the mail and I would never post up with him again because he refuses to aknowledge or try to do anything in terms of bonuses or whatever to make us whole.

So **** him but nice cars for his buddy at Legendz and shame on you for ranking Daltons new book so high. The past connection with the stiff operation is enough to warrant something a little lower, despite the excuses and reasoning as to why he's been absolved of any responsibility.

They are probably still taking bets on the same servers that MVP used to.

[CarolinaCrusin]

I don't understand the reference to Dalton? legendz has been offshore since 1996 long before Dalton ever entered the game. If the owner has made alot of money then it's nice to see he is reinvesting it in the industry and his employees.
Why should he be even remotely responsible for Dalton? If Lowes goes out of business should Home Depot take on their debt, because they are going after the same market?

[offshorexplorer]

Originally Posted by Dark Horse

By far the nicest I've seen from the pics here.

I wouldnt say it is the nicest I have been in, but for sure it is one of the newest, which is very NICE!

The gym for the employees is a great touch.

[offshorexplorer]

Originally Posted by NeedProtection

Does that S class Benzo with the tinted windows belong to the owner of Legendz?

Talk about flaunting your wealth.

I wouldnt call an "S Class Benz" at 100-150K Flaunting wealth. While it is a very nice car it is not so extravagant that I would call it flaunting.

If it was a Benz SLR McLaren that would be a different story and what I would call flaunting.

[offshorexplorer]

Originally Posted by NeedProtection

John,

Thanks for taking the time to reply to these posts.

I disagree about the car thing. I know at least one offshore powerhouse head honcho that wouldn't flaunt his money like that. Good for those guys though as they've clearly made a ton of money.

It is too bad Dalton wont extend his hand to the people hurt by MVP in some way. Might be impossible to make us whole, but I'm sure he has access to the list of customers and balances. They are able to send me endless stuff in the mail and I would never post up with him again because he refuses to aknowledge or try to do anything in terms of bonuses or whatever to make us whole.

So **** him but nice cars for his buddy at Legendz and shame on you for ranking Daltons new book so high. The past connection with the stiff operation is enough to warrant something a little lower, despite the excuses and reasoning as to why he's been absolved of any responsibility.

They are probably still taking bets on the same servers that MVP used to.

Considering MVP Was sold, Dalton is hardly responsible for it after it's sale.

That is like someone selling you a car and you hit and kill someone with it, should they be responsible for your actions?

Your logic is flawed