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02-16-08 11:15 PM #1
Any experience with Diamond Sports??
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02-16-08 11:24 PM #2
DSI has been around for 10 years and is part of the Cris family of books. The withdraw requests usually take roughly 7-10 days.
FWIW: They do use a .10 cent line for baseball, so that does make them a little more attractive to most people who want to play at secure books during the slow summertime season.SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005
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02-16-08 11:30 PM #3
i'm a low stake player and i want a sportsbook that has person to company ** with under $100 minimum deposit. Most of it is over 100. Any with under?
Last edited by DacBietViet; 02-16-08 at 11:34 PM.
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02-16-08 11:41 PM #4
DSI has a $50 min. on person to person transfers (not sure about the fees though). Also, they offer the same type of loyalty program that Bookmaker does. 1 free withdraw with 2500 points, and free payouts every 30 days via regular mail.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005
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02-17-08 09:04 AM #5
It's worth noting that the Cris books don't give loyalty or free withdrawals to professional players.
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