Books With Daily/Weekly Withdrawal Limits?

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  • rm18
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 09-20-05
    • 22291

    #1
    Books With Daily/Weekly Withdrawal Limits?
    I feel this is wrong to do basically a slow pay even if the rules are stated before you sign up. Right now I have a bunch a money in a book where it will take 11 weeks to get all money if my balance remains stagnant. I got real hot so I am glad to have the money but I wish I could use it at other books and for other things than just sitting in the account.
  • bigboydan
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 08-10-05
    • 55420

    #2
    I agree with your sentiments in regards to that being a slow pay type situation. However, most recreational players don't even bother worrying about those weekly limits, because they never reach them most of the time.

    Anyways, Knowing you RM I'm those lines had to be juicy or a big bonus offer. Otherwise you wouldn't have put yourself in that type of situation. Which book has your money all locked up for the 11 weeks anyways?
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    • rm18
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 09-20-05
      • 22291

      #3
      beted. The lines are much squarer than bodog. I hit on Marshall +3.5 last night at -110. The first half lines are even more so, I had Washington +14.5 1st half. I think they were maybe +20 at pinnacle or so.
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      • louis
        SBR Wise Guy
        • 09-23-06
        • 763

        #4
        I would file a complaint with SBR and let beted know that they can go ahead and do this, but you (and SBR) is going to let everyone know about this. They hope to surprise people with this rule, since a lot of bettors would not sign up with them and deal with this BS.
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        • bigboydan
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 08-10-05
          • 55420

          #5
          Originally posted by rm18
          beted. The lines are much squarer than bodog.
          Well Rm, Whats your assessment of SIA's lines compare BetED? I would feel there fairly comparable.
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          • rm18
            SBR Posting Legend
            • 09-20-05
            • 22291

            #6
            Beted's lines are still squarer. I have not played at SIA in a long time, but I think they usually open the lines around market price and move them based on action, Beted tries to anticipate and opens the lines off the market.
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            • bigboydan
              SBR Aristocracy
              • 08-10-05
              • 55420

              #7
              Hey Rm, Hows the withdraw process with them coming along for you?
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