How are your "new local/legal Books" working out?

[ABEHONEST]

Has anyone actually went to the trouble of opening an--instate is it--account?
And if so, how smooth has it been so far?
And does it seem to be worthwhile, considering offshores will offer much more interesting varieties of sports gambling?

Thanks for the members who step up and respond.

[jjgold]

I have 9 accounts PA and NJ combined
Many not funded now after losing or bonus blowouts

2 offshore

[chalkman777]

is William hill going to be available in Pennsylvania?

[mdunlap3]

Offshore only. Crypto in, crypto out.

[ABEHONEST]

I have 9 accounts PA and NJ combined
Many not funded now after losing or bonus blowouts

2 offshore

So you must live in or close to these states?
Wow, you sound like a professional gambler? You may get barred from all 9 joints.

[ABEHONEST]

Offshore only. Crypto in, crypto out.

Sounds simple and smart, too.

[Slurry Pumper]

Yeah I have accounts in N.J, PA, and offshore. I haven't made a withdraw in the offshore account now for about 5 years. I consider it my 401K so I keep the withdraws to a minimum.
NJ ramped up quite well last year, and is now running smooth. PA has infrastructure problems and I expect that market to not be good for players that have bankroll. I talked to the boss man at Parx in PA, and they are acting like their competition is only the other sportbooks in state. I showed him the sbr odds page and informed him that they are a johnny come lately player in a mature field. He was dismissive and eluded to the public local market of new players as the target for them. Translation, they will be limiting betting limits.

[lonegambler23]

I have 9 accounts PA and NJ combined
Many not funded now after losing or bonus blowouts

2 offshore

with what money lmao

[jjgold]

Live in PA
17 minutes to NJ line
Very easy

So you must live in or close to these states?
Wow, you sound like a professional gambler? You may get barred from all 9 joints.