BetTrojan

**aje** · 10-28-05, 11:32 AM

nice

**JoshW** · 10-28-05, 11:37 AM

Originally posted by Bet Trojan

I would love to get a visit from the SBR and be re evaluated. I know we're at least a B- book.

Also on my list is to get OSGA certified. I have no idea what to expect, but we'll soon find out.

Thanks again everyone for the feedback.

Mike

Agree with why on OSGA. Is a meaningless organization that will pretty much certifies anyone. I guess having is better than not, but I wouldn't even want a book I worked for associated with them.

**Bet Trojan** · 10-28-05, 11:54 AM

email me a name or email address or somthing. This is the only complaint I have ever had in regards to sign up problems.

Mike

**Brick Tamland** · 10-28-05, 12:50 PM

I sent an email yesterday...nothing back yet.

**Bet Trojan** · 10-28-05, 01:11 PM

What email are you guys with no replys sending to? This is a very serious issue.

Mike

**SBR_John** · 10-29-05, 12:56 AM

We have had email problems too from our mail server in RACSA in Costa Rica. AOL I think has blocked some CR IP's. You may want to check on that Mike.

**why** · 10-29-05, 09:37 AM

I have not had any problems with email but would be good to get it all sorted out.

**Bet Trojan** · 10-29-05, 12:20 PM

Our email server is in the u.s. Should not be an issue at all. If you have aol try using hotmail or gmail or yahoo accounts to see if it's working. I've received emails from aol users.

Mike

**tacomax** · 10-30-05, 07:36 AM

I used gmail to sign up and never got a welcome email. Not that it bothered me, just to advise.

By the way, I'm liking that continue/refresh button which floats up and down the screen as you scroll. Little things like that make a difference. It's very annoying at most books where you have to input your bet and then scroll down to press the continue button (thus losing the chance to double-check before you click it).

**Bet Trojan** · 10-30-05, 11:19 AM

Taco Max,

More great feedback, I love it. I also know font is a little small, so enlarging the font by the click of a button was also requested here at this forum.

The welcome email you are 100% right, I can't believe that slipped my mind. It is in the works, sorry you didn’t get one, but by Tuesday all new sign ups will be getting one thanks to you guys and your input.

Thanks,
Mike

**bigboydan** · 10-30-05, 11:27 AM

heres some more positive feedback i see mike.

SBR Forum - Sports Betting Talk - Sportsbook Review Forum

http://forum.sbrforum.com/showthread.php?t=2207

Sports betting and handicapping forum: discuss picks, odds, and predictions for upcoming games and results on latest bets.

**Sam Odom** · 10-30-05, 12:16 PM

Mike, you wrote over at RX : "We stress due to the high volume of professional gamblers. You will be picked out immediately and shut down."

How do you define a "professional gambler"? In other words, what in particular separates a pro from recreational gambler? Thanks

**Sam Odom** · 10-30-05, 12:53 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

Mike, you wrote over at RX : "We stress due to the high volume of professional gamblers. You will be picked out immediately and shut down."

How do you define a "professional gambler"? In other words, what in particular separates a pro from recreational gambler? Thanks

"Professional gambler is someone that scalps, middles, moves the board, chases etc...

Winning a few weeks playing your own plays and winning is fine by us.

Mike"

Thank you Mike for your answer.

**LGBoots** · 10-31-05, 05:20 PM

Fast payers ,$4k to my Neteller A/C within the hour, impressed

**why** · 11-01-05, 12:49 PM

Just a hunch but I think Bet Trojan will be a solid out for years to come, I like the way they do things!

**Scots** · 11-14-05, 08:23 AM

Been playing at Betrojan & found it to be a class book with decent prices. But im darned if I can make head or tail of their bonus rules

I have less then $1 in my A/C after several losing bets made over the weekend.

If I deposit for the 10% Re-up do I start again with zeroed wagering requirements, or am I still locked in to the remaining $7k of wagering left from my previous deposit all because of the few cents still left in my account ?

**JoshW** · 11-14-05, 10:46 AM

Originally posted by Scots

Been playing at Betrojan & found it to be a class book with decent prices. But im darned if I can make head or tail of their bonus rules

I have less then $1 in my A/C after several losing bets made over the weekend.

If I deposit for the 10% Re-up do I start again with zeroed wagering requirements, or am I still locked in to the remaining $7k of wagering left from my previous deposit all because of the few cents still left in my account ?

Would be a good question to ask the book before depositing, but given a one dollar balance I think most books are going to start your rollover again.

**marc** · 11-14-05, 10:59 AM

Originally posted by tacomax

By the way, I'm liking that continue/refresh button which floats up and down the screen as you scroll. Little things like that make a difference. It's very annoying at most books where you have to input your bet and then scroll down to press the continue button (thus losing the chance to double-check before you click it).

I hate that stupid scrolling refresh button. It covers up the ml's I wish there was a way to get rid of it.

**LGBoots** · 11-14-05, 12:53 PM

Originally posted by Scots

Been playing at Betrojan & found it to be a class book with decent prices. But im darned if I can make head or tail of their bonus rules

I have less then $1 in my A/C after several losing bets made over the weekend.

If I deposit for the 10% Re-up do I start again with zeroed wagering requirements, or am I still locked in to the remaining $7k of wagering left from my previous deposit all because of the few cents still left in my account ?

Im pretty sure your wagering requirement would start again at zero.

It would be a pretty poor book who would hold someone to a prior W/R due to a few cents left in their account & Trojan are a good book

**why** · 11-14-05, 04:11 PM

Bet Trojan is an excellent book, just call them, they will work with you.

**pags11** · 11-14-05, 04:16 PM

these guys are definitely a good book...been doing my research on them and I'm impressed...

**bigboydan** · 11-15-05, 09:33 PM

they have been cutting people limits as of late i see pags.

**Illusion** · 11-16-05, 01:32 AM

I hate when books do that.

**yokspot** · 11-16-05, 07:23 AM

I won several thousand here and was paid within minutes, in spite of having limits cut to $500 and getting classed as "sharp" or whatever. Very impressed with them.

**Brick Tamland** · 11-16-05, 01:30 PM

I dont mind cut limits. I will take what ever the sportsbook will give. But it makes me nervous when the book changes lolts of shit. if it aint broke they wont fix it so it makes me think its broke.

**why** · 11-16-05, 02:22 PM

No doubt its a dam good book, but they know what they want. I would say they are a "sharp book"!

I do enjoy playing with them the lines are fantastic.

**Brick Tamland** · 11-16-05, 02:27 PM

fantastic lines is what everyone says before a book loses its ass.

**Bet Trojan** · 11-17-05, 01:29 PM

Just for the record. We're not going anywhere. We have built a nice customer base and are getting LOT'S of action. Hold % still in our favor and being we have -105 that's enough reason to stay right there. We continue to offer 10% although we will be raising the rollover. We want to offer -105 and 10% to people that enjoy playing games and want a little extra edge. Wise guys are no longer an issue, bonus hunters still a couple taking out. No problems here at all. Hope we can help everyone with their playing needs.

Also, with bonus rules, re-ups when you're broke will fall under the new rollover at balance $1 or less + bonus + deposit. So yes, you would be starting over again.

Mike

**Quarm** · 11-17-05, 01:47 PM

Whats a bonus hunter? I only know of people who accept what bookies offer.
Whats a wise guy? I only know of people who accept the line the bookie offers.
Pinny agrees with me, thats why they are the leader

**raiders72001** · 11-17-05, 01:53 PM

Bettrojan is a top rated book and you have to love -105.

I'm not trying to speak for Mike but my idea of bonus hunters are guys that take bonuses to scalp out.

I consider steam players as wise guys.

**Quarm** · 11-17-05, 02:07 PM

And so what? Most bonuses mean a + for bookies, cause of the rollover. Why is a player that wants to make up a bit for the juice HE pays a bonus hunter. What are bookies than, stupid player hunters? The player only takes what the bookie offers - if they think they pay out too much bonuses CHANGE IT.
But stop whining and blaming bonus hunters.

Ok i see a early line, and i think now is the time to get the bet.
As expected i got the best price cause the line changes soon.
Now im a wise guy (cause im someone who doesnt give all his money to the bookie without asking any questions).
Poor bookies, they dont kick out players who take the bad price...its all greed, and excuses for them giving out the line.

Forget it, bookies who use those excuses will never be top notch.
Cris, Pinny, Oly - all welcome this action, and look who is on the top. Books can fool newbie players with such terms, but they will never be recognized as industry leaders.

**raiders72001** · 11-17-05, 02:36 PM

Quarm- At -105 juice + bonus and playing two books against each other with line differences of 1/2 pt is very profitable.

You are the farthest thing from a wise guy and will never have to worry about it. The guys they don't want are guys that are beating them to numbers.

**Bet Trojan** · 11-18-05, 09:12 AM

Quarm,

Feel free to post and play whatever you want. Doubt you'll have any problems here. We take action on lines we post and pay anyone that rolls over their bonus. Which for a month was actually in the players favor, we don't complain. If I had the player base pin, oly, and cris has I would take anything as well. Start-up books do have to be a little more careful to be successful.

Mike

**natrass** · 11-18-05, 09:19 AM

Quarm does have a good point though. If bookies can claim 'bonus abuser' then punters can call bookies 'player abusers' ... except the player is powerless when the funds are with the bookie.

**Bet Trojan** · 11-18-05, 11:53 AM

To make this clear, yes he does have a point. No, Trojan does not do that.

Mike