I would prefer bothbut prefer low vig books.
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I would prefer bothbut prefer low vig books.
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SBR Founder Join Date: 8/9/2005
vig
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Low vig wins in the long term
SBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005
is this a trick question, of course the low vig.
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Not at all bbd, I know alot of people who would rather have the bonus. jj is right though, low vig is better for the long term.Originally Posted by bigboydan
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Originally Posted by Illusion
your damn right JJ's right about that ILL.
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Take the low vig everytime...bonuses can be a real hassle with rollover requirements
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I choose both. I always have an account at Pinny but I will take a bonus and wait for the loose line or special perk days.
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If you do not post up over $1000 a bonus is not worth it
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i still question that one though JJ. i guess it depends on how much you bet a game, to see if it's truely worth it.
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Good point Danny
I do not think $20 players find a bonus useful
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$20 players are the type of people that love bonuses JJ. players like ourselves could care less if we get a bonus or not.
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I know low juice is the way to go but its only low juice if you lose. Give me the bonus!
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Originally Posted by SBR_John
John, after losing to your locals on a weekly basis, i can see why you look for the bonuses![]()
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I could care less about any bonus. I will take reduced juice anyday.
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It depends. If I could only have one book, it would probably be Pinnacle for the low juice.
But if the question is about what kind of book I would like right now to add to what I've already got, I'd say give me a big fat, lazy bonus.
SBR Founder Join Date: 7/21/2005
Low vig at Pinny. Occassionally dump some into Bodog to get the bonus if I see a dog I like at a good price.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/25/2005
Low juice easily. Pinny and Mansion, maybe now Cascade. I play a lot of bonuses and have used many shops just for the bonus. Call me a whore, but I bite on those big bonus offers often, if the shop doesn't have too horrible a reputation.
I play dog at bonus shop and fav at good shop, not looking for side value just a close line usually ( less vig). I want quick in and out at questionable book. I always manage to do it and avoid long holds, etc. It helps if I like the game, but I want out quick and let the lines guide me.
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Looks like 50-50 right now so I guess a player preference. I still rather play at a low juice shop instead of trying to hit rollovers and force ebts.
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Welcome to SBR OWNED.Originally Posted by OWNED
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Thanks man. Appreciate it.Originally Posted by Illusion
Take care...
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/25/2005
low vig gets my vote as well...
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/18/2005
Originally Posted by SBR_John
yes, but most of those books that offer nice bonuses use either a 10 or 20 cent like and, being a dog bettor, i'd stand to make more money with the low vig over the long haul.
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ExactlyOriginally Posted by why
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