Has anyone ever used a proxy for the Superbook NFL contest?

jjgold · 07-11-16, 09:07 AM

plenty do

I would never do it for someone though because a pain in the ass every week submitting picks

Suckers enter anyway..if you like throwing money away then enter it

CanuckG · 07-11-16, 09:39 AM

Originally posted by StackinGreen

I'm wondering what they charge you and if you ever fear reliability problems ...

Also, why can't you register IN VEGAS and then just submit picks via internet, seems like they should be able to accomodate that or easily loophole it since you were there to ORIGINATE the "bet". Weird.

Think theres a few right now offering and charge $200-250. Price will only go up.

jjgold · 07-11-16, 10:26 AM

NFL is random every week

No such thing as a good capper

Everyone loses and Vegas makes a fortune

CWD · 07-11-16, 11:49 AM

any1 here entering themselves ? ima hit street start panhandling 2day for the 1500 got till sep 10

PorkChop · 07-11-16, 11:57 AM

Yes, your allowed too. Printed on the rule sheet if I recall. Sign up needs to be yourself in person, but after registered, you can proxy

Brock Landers · 07-11-16, 01:14 PM

They are hopefully getting that eliminated this year.

Jay Kornigay running it by Nevada gaming to allow players to be able to input selections online for contest from anywhere

VeggieDog · 07-11-16, 01:21 PM

Originally posted by Brock Landers

They are hopefully getting that eliminated this year.

Jay Kornigay running it by Nevada gaming to allow players to be able to input selections online for contest from anywhere

That could open the door for more online stuff. For instance, if you opened an account at a Vegas book in person, you could then go online to make bets from anywhere. Doubt that would happen, but I can dream.

StackinGreen · 02-14-19, 10:22 AM

Funny how this still hasn't changed. Aren't there season long contests in the northeast too?