CS-Cedrick...

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 02:09 AM

Originally posted by Shortstop

Good Evening Ced.

Two quick questions for you:

1) Does your employer have any sort of Profit Sharing Plan. I assume you guys do pretty well and this would be a nice benefit.

2) Do you all watch the games and have big parties after big winning nights?

Thanks bud

Hey Shortstop

How you doing pal?

Before having our current loyalty program we used to have a rebate system based on over all losses throughout the whatever season you put action in, if that's what you're asking about in regards to the Profit Sharing Plan. And, after a winning night and after we all watch the games we do have big parties: we start working another shift

Just joking, we don't have them on big action nights but on really important nights such as the Superbowl or when the playoffs are far too interesting just to miss them. I tell you bro, it's a cool place to work at.

Shortstop · 03-23-09, 02:18 AM

No, I meant as employees. For example if your employer profits "x" amount of dollars in a given year, do the employees receive a percentage of that profit in a retirement plan or a bonus, etc.

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 02:32 AM

Ah, gotcha, to us as employees. Well you could say so since here in CR on December we've got what we call "Aguinaldo", that's a bonus given by the employer and it's like the 13th month of the year in payment but without any law deductions so it's a very big chunk out of the employer's pocket. It could even add up one third of your salary. For example say you earn $2000 net a month, that plus the obligatory 9% they take from the salary that becomes $2180, besides that you add up any other taxes the government comes up with you end up with $2500 approx, plus, a percentage your employer pays as taxes it becomes around $2700 and that's all paid by the employer, besides the monthly payment that month of course. That's a good deal for us. Oh, besides that all year round we have a lot of health benefits over here besides the costarican social security which covers 100% of everything, so, it's pretty damn good, quite happy over here

P.S.: Sorry for blabbing too much

Shortstop · 03-23-09, 02:38 AM

Originally posted by CS-Cedrick

Ah, gotcha, to us as employees. Well you could say so since here in CR on December we've got what we call "Aguinaldo", that's a bonus given by the employer and it's like the 13th month of the year in payment but without any law deductions so it's a very big chunk out of the employer's pocket. It could even add up one third of your salary. For example say you earn $2000 net a month, that plus the obligatory 9% they take from the salary that becomes $2180, besides that you add up any other taxes the government comes up with you end up with $2500 approx, plus, a percentage your employer pays as taxes it becomes around $2700 and that's all paid by the employer, besides the monthly payment that month of course. That's a good deal for us. Oh, besides that all year round we have a lot of health benefits over here besides the costarican social security which covers 100% of everything, so, it's pretty damn good, quite happy over here

P.S.: Sorry for blabbing too much

No need to apologize, I appreciate your reply. It sounds like they treat their employees well there. That's good.

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 02:43 AM

Originally posted by Shortstop

No need to apologize, I appreciate your reply. It sounds like they treat their employees well there. That's good.

Oh you bet they do. Let me actually thank you for the inquiry Shorty.

Tsoprano · 03-23-09, 02:44 AM

CS is the man

Slim · 03-23-09, 02:57 AM

Diamond sucks they still have my wager graded wrong from tuesday. Had OSC LILLE vs FC TOULOUSE Under 2 in French Cup Soccer and got marked as a push when it should of been a win. I filled out a complaint form but that didn't help because SBR is in cahoots with Diamond/Bookmaker. How else do you think they're an A+ book.

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 02:58 AM

Originally posted by Tsoprano

CS is the man

Thanks T, but, if I had a list of the most respected posters myself your name would be written on that list for sure.

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 03:00 AM

Originally posted by Slim

Diamond sucks they still have my wager graded wrong from tuesday. Had OSC LILLE vs FC TOULOUSE Under 2 in French Cup Soccer and got marked as a push when it should of been a win. I filled out a complaint form but that didn't help because SBR is in cahoots with Diamond/Bookmaker. How else do you think they're an A+ book.

PM me your account and I'll have it fixed or at least explain you what happened and why you had it as a push from our side, or, contact me through the live chat or over the phone.

Slim · 03-23-09, 03:02 AM

Cedrick both goals were scored in overtime and it doesn't count for the total. LiveScore.com

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 03:08 AM

Originally posted by Slim

Cedrick both goals were scored in overtime and it doesn't count for the total. LiveScore.com

We'll have to look into it a little bit further since some lines have some restrictions and including over time might be one of those, but, before just assuming that I'd rather make sure of it.

Tsoprano · 03-23-09, 03:28 AM

Originally posted by CS-Cedrick

Thanks T, but, if I had a list of the most respected posters myself your name would be written on that list for sure.

Shortstop · 03-23-09, 04:00 AM

Ced, besides Imperial, what beers are popular there? Red Stripe and Bohemia are two of my favorites.

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 04:10 AM

Originally posted by Shortstop

Ced, besides Imperial, what beers are popular there? Red Stripe and Bohemia are two of my favorites.

You can find Red Stripe here but most costaricans prefer the local brewery's brands: Pilsen, Rock Ice, Imperial, Kaiser (no alcohol beer) and some others coming from other countries such as Corona and Tecate from Mexico, Brahman from Brazil, Toña from Nicaragua and Miller, Coors, Budweiser and in very rare cases Samuel Adams. Oettinger and Carlsberg's are exmaples of European beers that have found it's place in the market but are not that popular either.

Shortstop · 03-23-09, 04:15 AM

How much is a bottle beer at the bars there? Domestic and Import. I'm assuming it's more for a Budweiser than an Imperial?

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 04:19 AM

Originally posted by Shortstop

How much is a bottle beer at the bars there? Domestic and Import. I'm assuming it's more for a Budweiser than an Imperial?

You can find Imperial for $1.42, foreigner beers can be found for at least $2.67 (those 2 amounts converting 800 colones for Imperial and 1500 colones for a foreigner), those two amounts may vary from place to place, but you can get them way cheaper in supermarkets of course.

Shortstop · 03-23-09, 04:24 AM

"Foreigner Beers"

I like that. It makes sense. Your currency is colones but you accept US Currency right?

CS-Cedrick · 03-23-09, 04:28 AM

Originally posted by Shortstop

"Foreigner Beers"

I like that. It makes sense. Your currency is colones but you accept US Currency right?

In most places we do, yes, you'd have to go to one of those little grocery stores we have on every neighboorhood to have a denial on a buck, even though, it's still a very rare case.

Shortstop · 03-23-09, 07:23 AM

I love to spend time in little grocery stores. The locals are great people.

Slim · 03-24-09, 03:19 PM

Cedrick still hasn't answered. Here's my bodog ticket and also have one from CW and both were marked as wins. I bet Diamond marked unders as a push and overs as a loss. That way they win big.

Date placed:
Mar 17, 2009 1:01p

Date settled:
Mar 17, 2009 5:43p
Single137735438
French Cup (Finals) (Game) Total
(9702) Toulouse vs. (9703) Lille Under 2 (-130) Tue@3:45p</SPAN>

Final Scores
Toulouse 0
Lille 0

Outcome: Win

Risk US$ 65.00 to win US$ 50.00

CS-Cedrick · 03-25-09, 02:58 AM

Originally posted by Slim

Cedrick still hasn't answered. Here's my bodog ticket and also have one from CW and both were marked as wins. I bet Diamond marked unders as a push and overs as a loss. That way they win big.

Date placed:
Mar 17, 2009 1:01p

Date settled:
Mar 17, 2009 5:43p
Single137735438
French Cup (Finals) (Game) Total
(9702) Toulouse vs. (9703) Lille Under 2 (-130) Tue@3:45p</SPAN>

Final Scores
Toulouse 0
Lille 0

Outcome: Win

Risk US$ 65.00 to win US$ 50.00

Hey Slim, give wagering a call, that was our mistake indeed and they will be willing to fix it out for you, sorry for the delay man, just had a case like your and seen the account I did realize the situation was a you posted it here in SBR. Again, sorry for the delay buddy.

Slim · 03-25-09, 09:43 PM

Where's Dozer? They still haven't changed my bet unreal. How is Diamond an A+ book?