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Of the A books, who has the best round robin payouts?
No point looking at reduced juice books if they charge normal juice for parlays and round robins.
Looking to play a lot of percentage plays for the NBA after the ASB, so would appreciate feedback. Betonline charges 105, but for low juice account they pay worse than for full juice accounts for parlays of more than two teams (which I suppose goes for their round robins as well).
Also interested in BetPhoenix (even though not A).
Last edited by Dark Horse; 02-04-08 at 08:13 AM.
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Bookmaker/CRIS pays true parlay odds. In other words, 2-team parlays are around +264 instead of +260. That adds up when compounded across RRs.
Well Betphoenix always is -105 juice (don't separate reduce juice accounts and normal accounts) so the basis is -105 if the line is -107 on a parlay... it gonna pay less for example but they keep the parlay odds ... for example 2 parlay = 1 : 2.8 , 3team = 1 : 6 , 4 team = 1 : 12 and so ...
betonline.com has 7-1 odds on three team parlays. I haven't seen a better offer yet.
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