How Many Offshore Books Have an "Exit Strategy" for Febrary?

[ritehook]

Those rated D or higher - the F's have already sunk into the antediluvian slime.

I know this question pops up every year, but this year the danger seems greater than ever, what with all the slow or no pays, an apparent increase in Deposit Only books, confiscation of players funds, degenerating customer service at some books, etc

Foots is the most popular sport so even those with an exit strategy in place will likely hang around to the Super Bowl. Some may even stay thru March Madness

But after that? Can we anticipate a Grand Scram, without so much as a curtain call? How many will go into that good night? More than ever before?

[Bill Dozer]

Those rated D or higher - the F's have already sunk into the antediluvian slime.

I know this question pops up every year, but this year the danger seems greater than ever, what with all the slow or no pays, an apparent increase in Deposit Only books, confiscation of players funds, degenerating customer service at some books, etc

Foots is the most popular sport so even those with an exit strategy in place will likely hang around to the Super Bowl. Some may even stay thru March Madness

But after that? Can we anticipate a Grand Scram, without so much as a curtain call? How many will go into that good night? More than ever before?

There are more reasons for sportsbooks and scambooks to quit. For many it just isn't as enjoyable as it used to be. Wheeling and dealing with processors daily is a new challenge. The good thing is that there are fewer independent fly-bys to start with. A new book now needs a turnkey operation to start without the big initial investment.

[jjgold]

many are high risk including C books