do books assign a "grade" or rating to each player?

[goldengoat]

like sucker or sharp or square or addict...etc

i wonder if there is a column in their databases with a little grade (aside from red or green number for won/lost)

i gotta think they do, the book i made a bad move at sends me a lot of emails but the other ones i have done well at do not send near the number of emails

[moses millsap]

like sucker or sharp or square or addict...etc

That's the main subgroup I imagine

Did you play a lot of parlays/teasers at that one book that continually is soliciting you? I notice I get a daily email from Dimeline Sportsbook (never even played with them), but every day I go to clear out my bulk folder, I see an email from them with their 100% deposit bonus up to $1000.

[goldengoat]

no i bet the balance to fulfill a rollover quicker and i knew when i did it it was a dumb move

the bankroll of course was spread out all over the place but i made a dumb move there and i figure they think i'm a sucker over at that book

this was many moons ago

[tacomax]

Books can make a certain % on bets placed just by booking the bets due to the VIG. Books can make even more % by profiling their customers and any book (especially the recreational books) with any business sense will do this. Businesses of all kind do this all the time since it's the key to screwing as much out of the customer as they can.

[Sam Odom]

When I was scalping full time (made some large scalps) recouping from back surgery I wondered what they thought when I would have a few $25.00 2team teasers through the week along with a couple 3-5K sides. ??

[pags11]

I bet the good books do rate certain players...