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    betplom
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    Booking hockey

    Since I am able to operate a Betfair account, I will be using them as my primary account for NHL. I'd recommend them for other non US residents as well, why? First and foremost..... security. If your money isn't safe at Betfair, it isn't safe anywhere.

    Needless to say, with Betfair my number one, I'll also be using:

    Canbet
    Bet365.

    I ordered a payout last week from Betfair via cheque, it arrived within 5 days from London to my Toronto address.

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    I just wish I could wager on Tennis at BetFair.


    Whats the liquidity on the NHL there anyways BetPlom?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigboydan View Post
    I just wish I could wager on Tennis at BetFair.


    Whats the liquidity on the NHL there anyways BetPlom?
    I'll let you know once the season starts. I've been watching Betfair lately and at times it seems like liquidity seems low, then I'll look at the "matched" wagers on a single event, ie. NFL Bill/Pats moneyline and see $1.5 million matched. So it looks promising.

    I believe the volume can only go higher.

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    I know Matchbook doesn't have good volume in pucks at all, and there more of a U.S. friendly exchange.

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    I recommend Ladbrokes to all non us players. Been using them for 2 years with no problems.

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