**can we get some clarity on what exactly the posting rules are here?

shari91 · 03-18-13, 07:44 AM

When you're deliberately misspelling words to get it past the auto-filter, it's pretty clear that you're violating a policy. Don't discuss processing methods and you shouldn't have a problem.

Chi_archie · 03-18-13, 07:48 AM

Mike, a few of us have noted that it seems that SBR staff is "out to get you"

we've talked about it on some chats outside of SBR and have noticed quite a few unfair things that have happened.

not sure why, after all the help, fun times, and time you've given to this forum

I'd just be careful man

milwaukee mike · 03-18-13, 08:00 AM

Originally posted by shari91

When you're deliberately misspelling words to get it past the auto-filter, it's pretty clear that you're violating a policy. Don't discuss processing methods and you shouldn't have a problem.

ok great, thanks shari, had no idea it was just the processing method part of the post that was the problem

archie, i think sbr staff is out to get ALL u.s. posters, we don't provide anything useful to them any longer and are just costing them money

JMobile · 03-18-13, 08:08 AM

Posting rules should be; post winners & not lock threads because you want the play to get jinx for betting the opposite.

CDMKMP · 03-18-13, 10:03 AM

Originally posted by milwaukee mike

Forum post

SBR Forum prohibits users from describing their financial transactions with third party companies.

So...nobody can post actual picks / ticket receipts by that language.

tto827 · 03-18-13, 10:12 AM

Originally posted by CDMKMP

So...nobody can post actual picks / ticket receipts by that language.

The money is already offshore, so I don't think that a wager is a "financial transaction".

It would be nice to talk about what Mike wanted to discuss, but basically do not mention P2P companies by name, or discuss the use of plastic cards, or mention those pieces of paper that can be sent in the mail when you cash out, and I think the rest is fair game.

Brock Landers · 03-18-13, 10:30 AM

Money talks
bullshit walks

milwaukee mike · 03-18-13, 10:34 AM

Originally posted by tto827

The money is already offshore, so I don't think that a wager is a "financial transaction".

It would be nice to talk about what Mike wanted to discuss, but basically do not mention P2P companies by name, or discuss the use of plastic cards, or mention those pieces of paper that can be sent in the mail when you cash out, and I think the rest is fair game.

just seemed weird to me that people were discussing how much they were depositing into betphoenix to get different free plays, and that is allowable but methods of depositing aren't.

how do they think the money is getting there? by carrier pigeon?

Brock Landers · 03-18-13, 10:35 AM

Originally posted by milwaukee mike

just seemed weird to me that people were discussing how much they were depositing into betphoenix to get different free plays, and that is allowable but methods of depositing aren't.

how do they think the money is getting there? by carrier pigeon?

tto827 · 03-18-13, 10:38 AM

Originally posted by milwaukee mike

just seemed weird to me that people were discussing how much they were depositing into betphoenix to get different free plays, and that is allowable but methods of depositing aren't.

how do they think the money is getting there? by carrier pigeon?

I've gotten the same message from SBR, when I mentioned the "eastern confederacy". I guess its cause the transaction part is the only thing that is actually breaking a law as far as I understand.

uncynd · 03-18-13, 10:41 AM

To OP - this forum is insanely biased towards the people paying for the advertising on the site. It's pretty easy to find other online sports betting communities (forums) who treat their members like members not like numbers.

SBR is dedicated to brushing any past wrong-doings under the rug and to just proceed as normal.

Frankly I'd be shocked if SBR didn't move this entire thread to the saloon in less then a hour.