i would like to hear from you experineced guys and you SBR people, Where to you think the limit is by your rank's? Like C or D as lowest, OR should i pick by my own experience...?![]()
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I have found that it varies quite a bit in quality once you reach the C level. There are some great C books but also you can have some C books that may be a little less then straight with you.
(Sportsbook.com comes to mind!). My favorite book happens to be a C - BetDon.com. I also bet with Igotsports.com and they are a D. I have had no problems with them in the short time that I have been with them. In general though, stick with the A's and B's and you should have no problems.
SBR Founder Join Date: 9/10/2005
For me, these ratings are just one factor of many. They are a useful general guideline but they can't come close to telling a complete story. I find it essential to watch the forums and ask questions and listen to players.
There are "C" books that I would use before some of the "A" books just because of my style and what I need as a player.
As for D books, you start getting into some serious risk/reward assessments. I have used a D books or two - but only if there is some really good enticement - and only after talking to players - and only with a tiny percentage of my overall bankroll - and only in full awareness that I may at some point get slow-payed and possibly even stiffed.
The key thing for me is always listening to players. Sort out which posters have agendas and listen to real players.
SBR Founder Join Date: 7/21/2005
personaly, a "B-" book is where i draw my line at. then again, when you get stiffed for $7K you too would set high standards for yourself.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005