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vanzackSBR Sharp
- 12-16-06
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#71Comment -
BuddyBearSBR Hall of Famer
- 08-10-05
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#72Vanzack...who will you be playing with next fall just out of curiousity? Thanks....Comment -
vanzackSBR Sharp
- 12-16-06
- 478
#73
Buddy, I will get back to you on Aug 1.
I dont mean that flippantly, I just think there are still lots of changes coming in the next several months. Matchbook is currently on top for me but who knows.
Right now I dont have a penny offshore. Not since pinny went away.
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pags11SBR Posting Legend
- 08-18-05
- 12264
#74you're a smart man vanzack...I'm cashing out the rest of my money from matchbook (my only active account as of now) and will wait it out and see what happens as football season approaches...Comment -
tblues2005SBR Hall of Famer
- 07-30-06
- 9235
#75pags I think that is smart and wait and see what is available come next football season. I am sticking with BetJam and TheGreek for now for the horses, I will use BetJam more for the horses though because the limits are higher if you use them and you get rebates on your wagers also.
pags you need to wait until after March Madness until you cash out if you play CBB.Comment -
dirtyjockSBR Sharp
- 09-09-06
- 263
#76I didnt bother reading but the 1st post just wanted to say every online book i can find seems to be atleast $50 for a check withdraw which they are bending us over on.Suppose there cost is $5 which is very high $45 profit per withdraw. Hell now they are making just as much off withdraws than betting on sports itself hahaComment -
KorchnoiSBR Sharp
- 10-20-06
- 406
#77I didnt bother reading but the 1st post just wanted to say every online book i can find seems to be atleast $50 for a check withdraw which they are bending us over on.Suppose there cost is $5 which is very high $45 profit per withdraw. Hell now they are making just as much off withdraws than betting on sports itself hahaComment -
WileOutSBR MVP
- 02-04-07
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#78President Bush had absolutely nothing to do with the act against funding internet gambling businesses. He did sign it, but he would have signed it even if it was legislation to HELP internet gambling businesses. It was part of the port security bill which he would have signed regardless of the other crap attached to it.Comment -
dirtyjockSBR Sharp
- 09-09-06
- 263
#79Yea they just added it to the safe port act cause that was the only way to get it passed if not it wouldnt have came about within a yr or soComment -
goldengoatSBR MVP
- 11-25-05
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#80President Bush had absolutely nothing to do with the act against funding internet gambling businesses. He did sign it, but he would have signed it even if it was legislation to HELP internet gambling businesses. It was part of the port security bill which he would have signed regardless of the other crap attached to it.
it was then and it still is
i am not a expert on how bills are passed into law but there is no way in hell that any part of a bill receive less attention or not be voted individually just so another part of a bill is passed
that is absolute horseshit and is a prime example of how to take advantage of the american people and allow shady politics to surviveComment -
DougSBR Hall of Famer
- 08-10-05
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#81Who exactly has this power to bundle together unrelated bills ?
The whole system is corrupt from the electoral college on down.
There is a reason much of the world hates the USA.Comment -
pags11SBR Posting Legend
- 08-18-05
- 12264
#82tblues,
appreciate the advice, but I've had a lot of success just playing in office pools after the conference tourney season ends...Comment
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