Does Rebatewager round all bets down?

[obamaismyuncle]

How does one go from this-- to this--

OMG LOL

Money.

[obamaismyuncle]

Blackie consider the posts you make in this thread as personal interviews to potential customers like myself. Many posters are asking legitimate questions before trusting their hard earned money with your top class service book.

Will you care to explain to a potential customer like myself why are the parlay payouts 15% lower than the advertised odds?

Great question.

[BLACKIE]

I will but first I'd like all you sharps to answer my question. Is there any rule in Vegas or anywhere else that dictates the premium that can be charged over true parlay odds by a sportsbook?

[Igetp2s]

Blackie, turning to a more improtant topic, what is the story with the exchange? We're already almost halfway done with football season.

[-105]

Hey "blackie" you didn't know about this "highly complex decimal rounding" before and how much money it makes yet in a few days it's fixed. Maybe you were drinking and doing a little too much blow this weekend and after sleeping for the first time in days realized that changing the rounding option was better for your bottom line (and just maybe you shouldn't have run your mouth). This explains why you couldn't go two words without a typo. Your guilty of being a bottom feeding lowlife with your little parlay payout shorting people that don't know an honest book like yours would short them with a software glitch. How the hell do people still play with you when you steal from, talk sh*t and lie to their face? Open a business school and I'll pay to learn this. At least I will have some use for you because your books are crap with betting limits tailored for Mcdonald's workers.

[BLACKIE]

Maybe you should get a job at McDonalds so you can through a few bucks into a sportsbook.

[pavyracer]

I will but first I'd like all you sharps to answer my question. Is there any rule in Vegas or anywhere else that dictates the premium that can be charged over true parlay odds by a sportsbook?

I don't live in Vegas so my gambling is limited to the books sponsored at SBR. So if I can get true odds at other sponsors I will bet there. And if a book in Vegas is charging a premium is irrelevant to me. I only do business with the sponsored offshore books.

[-105]

Maybe you should get a job at McDonalds so you can through a few bucks into a sportsbook.

When I'm playing poker tonight for more money then you take on bets I'll think of you.

[Iwinyourmoney]

When I'm playing poker tonight for more money then you take on bets I'll think of you.

[22dsnyd22]

Maybe you should get a job at McDonalds so you can through a few bucks into a sportsbook.

Hahaha why would you say that. Why would you even give a shit what this dude thinks of your mcdonalds book. He obviously will never play at it.

[BatemanPatrickl]

When I'm playing poker tonight for more money then you take on bets I'll think of you.

There's no need for this. Blackie is a great guy and he has always been very generous. If you don't like RW don't play there but I have always been paid on time and in on instance within hours after I asked.

I know for a fact Blackie does very well and unless you are playing for millions you may want to think twice before posting.

[-105]

There's no need for this. Blackie is a great guy and he has always been very generous. If you don't like RW don't play there but I have always been paid on time and in on instance within hours after I asked. I know for a fact Blackie does very well and unless you are playing for millions you may want to think twice before posting.

I'm not putting my dick on the table here, This guys net worth and mine are not being measured. What is being measured is my pocket 8's can make me more money tonight then any straight bet on queerbatewager.

[BatemanPatrickl]

I'm not putting my dick on the table here, This guys net worth and mine are not being measured. What is being measured is my pocket 8's can make me more money tonight then any straight bet on queerbatewager.

Good for you tough guy. You must be a mind reader to know what cards you are being dealt.

[-105]

Good for you tough guy. You must be a mind reader to know what cards you are being dealt.

Typical QBW customer thinks mindreading alters cards being dealt.

[BatemanPatrickl]

Typical QBR customer thinks mindreading will change what cards you are dealt.

That makes sense thanks for clearing that up kid. Good luck with your pocket 8s. Say hello to Worm for me.

[-105]

I just gave you more points than blackie lets you bet on a moneyline dog in usd. Want to come jump on my johnson for awhile?

[22dsnyd22]

I just gave you more points than blackie lets you bet on a moneyline dog in usd. Want to come jump on my johnson for awhile?

haha whats got you all wound up. Is it true you really cant bet a dime at RW

[BigDaddy]

^^Bonus whoring at its finest here^^

How much of a freeplay were you given BigDaddy?

unless you missed it when the threads got merged

my account was closed.


it was none of my business to question how blackie runs his own business as i was not even a depositing player at RW

i won a $10 FP in a SBR contest and all hell broke loose

i don't need that shit in my life.

i am moving on from RW and i wish them the best of luck.

[Sam Odom]

BigD got intimidated by RW's lackeys

sad but true

[blackbart]

i think pavy asked some relevant questions, that i would like to hear answered.

[Seven4os]

Can someone please tell me how many other SBR Sponsored books pay out less in their parlays the way RW does?

[pokernut9999]

If you guys were as sharp as you say , you would not be betting parlays anyway.

[pavyracer]

If you guys were as sharp as you say , you would not be betting parlays anyway.

Most of my plays are parlays. If you have two great plays why bet them separately?

[pokernut9999]

Most of my plays are parlays. If you have two great plays why bet them separately?

No such things as great plays for one.

And I am pretty sure the parlay odds were only reflected by posters using free plays.

In over 2 years I have never seen any of the things mentioned in this thread.

If posters actually read the facts they would see this but their agenda is to just bash.

Wonder what kind of person wastes so much time of their life bashing a book that they do not play at

The most common reply is we are looking out for uninformed gamblers

If that is the case quit posting all your losers on the forum

Lock this , quarantee this , cant lose , all -in !!!!

[pavyracer]

I am a prospective customer and asking reasonable questions. Who did I bash?

[pokernut9999]

I am a prospective customer and asking reasonable questions. Who did I bash?

It was directed in general to all posters not just you.

Their soccer odds are not good so you will never be posting up there.

[BLACKIE]

Here's your answer to you question Pavy. This info comes from SBR parlay calculator and anyone can reference the facts if the like.

• Mathematical Odds: The theoretical odds that would imply zero vig on the parlay
• True Parlay Odds: The odds implied by the underlying bets
• True Parlay Risk/Win Amount: The risk or win dollar value based on true parlay odds
• Premium Paid Over Mathematical Odds: Total vig charged on parlay (negative number would imply player edge)
• Premium Paid Over True Parlay Odds: The additional amount paid by player as percentage of parlay amount over and above that implied by the underlying bets (a negative number would imply the parlay was offered at a discount)

Sportsbooks can charge a higher or lower premium based on the risk or action they want to attract. Books such as Cascade charged a reduced premium to attract business. Everyone knows how that worked. We choose to charge a higher premium for the risk that we take as a matter of protecting our bottom line and ultimately protecting our players. The larger shops can charge a smaller premium because they have the volume to offset the risk. Once our volume offsets our risks we may choose to offer a more standard premium for contest players and sharps but until then we will only offer true parlay odds on parlays for our existing, depositing member base.

[Shonner]

Here's your answer to you question Pavy. This info comes from SBR parlay calculator and anyone can reference the facts if the like.

• Mathematical Odds: The theoretical odds that would imply zero vig on the parlay
• True Parlay Odds: The odds implied by the underlying bets
• True Parlay Risk/Win Amount: The risk or win dollar value based on true parlay odds
• Premium Paid Over Mathematical Odds: Total vig charged on parlay (negative number would imply player edge)
• Premium Paid Over True Parlay Odds: The additional amount paid by player as percentage of parlay amount over and above that implied by the underlying bets (a negative number would imply the parlay was offered at a discount)

Sportsbooks can charge a higher or lower premium based on the risk or action they want to attract. Books such as Cascade charged a reduced premium to attract business. Everyone knows how that worked. We choose to charge a higher premium for the risk that we take as a matter of protecting our bottom line and ultimately protecting our players. The larger shops can charge a smaller premium because they have the volume to offset the risk. Once our volume offsets our risks we may choose to offer a more standard premium for contest players and sharps but until then we will only offer true parlay odds on parlays for our existing, depositing member base.

Blackie: While I don't like your parlay odds I understand your viewpoint. I don't think there is anything unethical about it. Buyer beware. Like you said, if people want better parlay odds they can make the bet elsewhere.

I think it should be noted that you do offer free payouts (**/**, Prepaid card) and that top notch. No one offers free **/** payouts aside from you that I know of.

Every book has advantages and disadvantages.

Overall, you have a very solid book.

[pavyracer]

Here's your answer to you question Pavy. This info comes from SBR parlay calculator and anyone can reference the facts if the like.

• Mathematical Odds: The theoretical odds that would imply zero vig on the parlay
• True Parlay Odds: The odds implied by the underlying bets
• True Parlay Risk/Win Amount: The risk or win dollar value based on true parlay odds
• Premium Paid Over Mathematical Odds: Total vig charged on parlay (negative number would imply player edge)
• Premium Paid Over True Parlay Odds: The additional amount paid by player as percentage of parlay amount over and above that implied by the underlying bets (a negative number would imply the parlay was offered at a discount)

Sportsbooks can charge a higher or lower premium based on the risk or action they want to attract. Books such as Cascade charged a reduced premium to attract business. Everyone knows how that worked. We choose to charge a higher premium for the risk that we take as a matter of protecting our bottom line and ultimately protecting our players. The larger shops can charge a smaller premium because they have the volume to offset the risk. Once our volume offsets our risks we may choose to offer a more standard premium for contest players and sharps but until then we will only offer true parlay odds on parlays for our existing, depositing member base.

OK this is good. I thought that each individual play had a vig hence the -110. So if you take 3 individual bets with a vig and put them in a parlay why do you have to pay a premium on top of the vig you payed for each individual play?

[22dsnyd22]

Here's your answer to you question Pavy. This info comes from SBR parlay calculator and anyone can reference the facts if the like.

• Mathematical Odds: The theoretical odds that would imply zero vig on the parlay
• True Parlay Odds: The odds implied by the underlying bets
• True Parlay Risk/Win Amount: The risk or win dollar value based on true parlay odds
• Premium Paid Over Mathematical Odds: Total vig charged on parlay (negative number would imply player edge)
• Premium Paid Over True Parlay Odds: The additional amount paid by player as percentage of parlay amount over and above that implied by the underlying bets (a negative number would imply the parlay was offered at a discount)

Sportsbooks can charge a higher or lower premium based on the risk or action they want to attract. Books such as Cascade charged a reduced premium to attract business. Everyone knows how that worked. We choose to charge a higher premium for the risk that we take as a matter of protecting our bottom line and ultimately protecting our players. The larger shops can charge a smaller premium because they have the volume to offset the risk. Once our volume offsets our risks we may choose to offer a more standard premium for contest players and sharps but until then we will only offer true parlay odds on parlays for our existing, depositing member base.

I know other books that did this same thing. Its like any other business. You have to do whats in best interest for you and your customers. There nothing wrong with these odds. Most dont bet parlays, but if you are a parlay better best to go somewhere else.

[blackbart]

to use free plays you should use parlays

[durito]

I will but first I'd like all you sharps to answer my question. Is there any rule in Vegas or anywhere else that dictates the premium that can be charged over true parlay odds by a sportsbook?

Nope. Parlay odds vary across most books. I don't see what the problem is.

[yisman]

it's rounding down again, although this was on a freeplay, so maybe they're only doing this with freeplay stuff.


to win 7.83 becomes to win 7

[yisman]

...and we're back to every bet getting rounded down again.