Are there any good books that allow ML bets no matter how big the spread?

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  • dwluv3333
    SBR Sharp
    • 02-05-11
    • 262

    #1
    Are there any good books that allow ML bets no matter how big the spread?
    Hi All

    Title question says it all. I've noticed 5dimes seems to offer this but I don't feel like the hassle of photographing my CC numbers and sending it to them. Anybody know of a reputable book that has MLs even on big spreads?

    Thanks
  • iQon
    SBR MVP
    • 04-08-10
    • 1483

    #2
    Originally posted by dwluv3333
    I don't feel like the hassle of photographing my CC numbers and sending it to them.
    Good luck finding a book that doesn't require this...
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    • dwluv3333
      SBR Sharp
      • 02-05-11
      • 262

      #3
      I just glanced at bodog and they somewhat seem to not require a CC photograph unless attempting to raise a deposit limit...

      Well either way are there any books other than 5dimes that are flexible with MLs in this manner?
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      • iQon
        SBR MVP
        • 04-08-10
        • 1483

        #4
        5Dimes (I always see a ML)
        Greek (I'd say they hang ML's for 95% of their listed games)

        I don't know of any other US book that ever carry any ML's when the spread is over 10 points.
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        • StraitShooter
          SBR Posting Legend
          • 07-22-09
          • 10464

          #5
          take a moment and scan your license and kredit kards..keep a copy in your email files and all you do is shoot it to whatever book request it and you play at a fantastic book that lets you buy all the points your heart desires and a shit load of lopsided MLs that are up over night and even days in advance
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          • mvp123
            SBR MVP
            • 07-24-06
            • 1736

            #6
            i hope you are not wanting to play those largeml favorites are you because thats a losing prop imo
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            • BernardMadoff
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 12-12-09
              • 6679

              #7
              Let me guess you want to parlay huge moneylines together thinking its free money.
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              • dwluv3333
                SBR Sharp
                • 02-05-11
                • 262

                #8
                Thanks guys. Sometimes it's just fun to have the flexibility to bet on whatever. $10 to win a (supposedly) free 1$ is still worth it IMO if you are really confident ... and parlaying large ML faves can be better than nothing..

                btw do u guys use 5dimes? because I tried talking to their live chat support and the first thing they asked me is my account # and password, which scared me a bit. I mean it just goes against everything every website I've signed up for has said, which is "We will not ask you for your password"
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                • secret007
                  SBR MVP
                  • 01-12-09
                  • 1786

                  #9
                  betfair.. if you are non-us
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                  • ShogunRua
                    SBR MVP
                    • 12-23-09
                    • 4668

                    #10
                    Originally posted by dwluv3333
                    because I tried talking to their live chat support and the first thing they asked me is my account # and password, which scared me a bit. I mean it just goes against everything every website I've signed up for has said, which is "We will not ask you for your password"
                    I wouldn't worry so much about this. It's pretty common in my experience.
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                    • rsnnh12
                      SBR MVP
                      • 09-26-10
                      • 3487

                      #11
                      Originally posted by dwluv3333
                      Thanks guys. Sometimes it's just fun to have the flexibility to bet on whatever. $10 to win a (supposedly) free 1$ is still worth it IMO if you are really confident ... and parlaying large ML faves can be better than nothing..

                      btw do u guys use 5dimes? because I tried talking to their live chat support and the first thing they asked me is my account # and password, which scared me a bit. I mean it just goes against everything every website I've signed up for has said, which is "We will not ask you for your password"
                      They ask that so they can verify it is you who wants to talk, and not someone who got/stole your member number.

                      They have your password the second you choose it... why is it a concern that they ask for it? If they wanted to access your account, they could...
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                      • tanner40
                        SBR MVP
                        • 03-24-10
                        • 2129

                        #12
                        5dimes
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                        • Romanov
                          SBR MVP
                          • 10-08-10
                          • 4137

                          #13
                          If you bet $10 to win $1, you better be >91% sure that your bet is going to hit otherwise thats a losing bet
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                          • Fleeben
                            SBR Wise Guy
                            • 12-08-09
                            • 601

                            #14
                            Hell I would book this kid's action.
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                            • reppin_the_847
                              SBR MVP
                              • 03-10-10
                              • 1576

                              #15
                              TheGreek is a very solid option. They will need documentation at the very beginning, but after that you can be assured that you'll always get your cashouts in a timely fashion.
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