it's known as risk management and they can do it ........ they do not want any single player winning like $250,000 a year
“Like any business, we reserve the right to deny service to someone. We will not comment any further other than confirm the decision.”
All things considered, sports bettors in the know who have proven capable of beating the books are rightfully worried about limits and bans.
If you’re one of them and want to protect yourself from unfair oversight by the sportsbooks, take the following advice into account.
The conclusion of this post will focus on preventative measures bettors can take to keep their action off a bookmaker’s risk management radar screen. Using these tips, you should be able to avoid limitations on your action or full-fledged exclusions. And if the books do manage to punish your propensity for winning with limits or bans, the final section offers a few sneaky ways to get around sportsbook penalties.
To take advantage of this thriving market, sharp bettors typically divide their total wager into “slices” that can be safely bet without attracting attention.
Imagine yourself geared up and ready to fire $10,000 at tonight’s huge Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) main event. You could take all the dough to a single book and lay it down, but when you do, the manager on site will likely be brought in to validate the hefty wager. And if your side manages to deliver a big winner, that same manager will waste no time tagging your name and Player’s Club number with sharp status.
Next time you enter that same book hoping to plunk down five figures on a juicy side, don’t be surprised if the manager informs you that your limit has been decreased to $2,500 per ticket.
To avoid that fate, why not take the original $10,000 bet and divvy it up between several sportsbooks?
wow isnt that easy
ok i have 2 sports books within 8 blocks of my home only problem is the OTB one closes early so i have to wait until next day to cash out
i have another one 2.5 miles away in rivers casino
then 14 miles south in haraahs but they dont have late night betting
have one 22 miles north at parx casino so i can wager $1000 in each book every week without drawing attention to my self
so people if your lucky to live in area that has more than one sports book do it
or use one you have and the offshores that are solid
if you have only one heck grab your buddies to cash out for you like give them each few hunny ............ like who would refuse $200 you won $5000 pay them $1000
and wtf you won in NFL clear $45,000.00 after 17 weeks then it's ok to wager huge in playoffs and of course the SB but i still would do it in seperate books
you can read the whole article here
“Like any business, we reserve the right to deny service to someone. We will not comment any further other than confirm the decision.”
All things considered, sports bettors in the know who have proven capable of beating the books are rightfully worried about limits and bans.
If you’re one of them and want to protect yourself from unfair oversight by the sportsbooks, take the following advice into account.
The conclusion of this post will focus on preventative measures bettors can take to keep their action off a bookmaker’s risk management radar screen. Using these tips, you should be able to avoid limitations on your action or full-fledged exclusions. And if the books do manage to punish your propensity for winning with limits or bans, the final section offers a few sneaky ways to get around sportsbook penalties.
To take advantage of this thriving market, sharp bettors typically divide their total wager into “slices” that can be safely bet without attracting attention.
Imagine yourself geared up and ready to fire $10,000 at tonight’s huge Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) main event. You could take all the dough to a single book and lay it down, but when you do, the manager on site will likely be brought in to validate the hefty wager. And if your side manages to deliver a big winner, that same manager will waste no time tagging your name and Player’s Club number with sharp status.
Next time you enter that same book hoping to plunk down five figures on a juicy side, don’t be surprised if the manager informs you that your limit has been decreased to $2,500 per ticket.
To avoid that fate, why not take the original $10,000 bet and divvy it up between several sportsbooks?
wow isnt that easy
ok i have 2 sports books within 8 blocks of my home only problem is the OTB one closes early so i have to wait until next day to cash out
i have another one 2.5 miles away in rivers casino
then 14 miles south in haraahs but they dont have late night betting
have one 22 miles north at parx casino so i can wager $1000 in each book every week without drawing attention to my self
so people if your lucky to live in area that has more than one sports book do it
or use one you have and the offshores that are solid
if you have only one heck grab your buddies to cash out for you like give them each few hunny ............ like who would refuse $200 you won $5000 pay them $1000
and wtf you won in NFL clear $45,000.00 after 17 weeks then it's ok to wager huge in playoffs and of course the SB but i still would do it in seperate books
you can read the whole article here
