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to be a steady offshore book in the same catagorey with the A's. (Greek, BetJam, 5Dimes, etc)
Richkas
SBR Posting Legend
02-03-08
19396
#2
2 mill
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RogueScholar
SBR Hall of Famer
02-05-07
5082
#3
That's a really good question. My first thought was a half million, but the more you contemplate the situation, I think the answer depends on the kind of customers you cater to. A half million would probably put you with the same resources as 5Dimes, but like Uncle Richie said, a million or two would be needed to break into the realm of the Greek and WSEX. I hope that someone with more understanding of these business models can refine my answer.
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dwaechte
SBR Hall of Famer
08-27-07
5481
#4
A lot.
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dwaechte
SBR Hall of Famer
08-27-07
5481
#5
Honestly, it has to be more in the 10M+ range doesn't it?
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rcn848
SBR Hustler
07-07-08
72
#6
It's a LOT more than a couple million. There are plenty of professionals playing at the greek with bankrolls that big alone. The book needs a lot more.
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xstud
SBR MVP
01-12-08
1643
#7
no way it could ever be half a mill.... I mean with advertising costs, costs of employees... one bad weekend and you are ****ed
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Matt Rain
SBR Hall of Famer
02-13-07
5001
#8
8 figures for sure.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388201
#9
Depends on book and volume
No way to tell
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Brock Landers
SBR Aristocracy
06-30-08
45365
#10
i thought you were talking personally, i would say i never like to have less than 5K on account