Matchbook leaving the US
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sneak-a-peakSBR MVP
- 11-07-09
- 1373
#176Comment -
nyplayer33Restricted User
- 09-27-06
- 8303
#177New owners concerned about legality of offering there service in usa i guess,Comment -
Nicky SantoroSBR Posting Legend
- 04-08-08
- 16103
#178check this chat out. i was shocked to hear this.
Nicky: do you think liquidity will be really really low for baseball and NFL or will it still be ok seeing there is no more us customers
Rosie: Liquidity will be back to as before within the next week or two
Nicky: wow, you serious??? do europeans and asians bet a lot of U.S. sports.
Rosie: Yes, we still have a large customer base and do not expect liquidity to sufferComment -
dynamite140SBR MVP
- 07-05-08
- 4958
#180Hey guys do you think it is possible for them to reconsider on allowing b2b transfers? How can they just suddenly say we allow 1 withdraw only and only give us the option of wire or CC? What in the world is a CC withdraw?Comment -
sharpcatRestricted User
- 12-19-09
- 4516
#181check this chat out. i was shocked to hear this.
Nicky: do you think liquidity will be really really low for baseball and NFL or will it still be ok seeing there is no more us customers
Rosie: Liquidity will be back to as before within the next week or two
Nicky: wow, you serious??? do europeans and asians bet a lot of U.S. sports.
Rosie: Yes, we still have a large customer base and do not expect liquidity to suffer
Rosie: Yes there will still be lots of offers up 30 minutes before game time just not any prior to that.Comment -
wtfSBR Posting Legend
- 08-22-08
- 12983
#182check this chat out. i was shocked to hear this.
Nicky: do you think liquidity will be really really low for baseball and NFL or will it still be ok seeing there is no more us customers
Rosie: Liquidity will be back to as before within the next week or two
Nicky: wow, you serious??? do europeans and asians bet a lot of U.S. sports.
Rosie: Yes, we still have a large customer base and do not expect liquidity to suffer
SO they think by focusing on asian markets they are going to get customers that betfair already has??????
and btw , it is illegal in ASIA ALSO, just as it is in america, so i really dont get all this we are so afraid of america shit, whateverComment -
vanzackSBR Sharp
- 12-16-06
- 478
#183check this chat out. i was shocked to hear this.
Nicky: do you think liquidity will be really really low for baseball and NFL or will it still be ok seeing there is no more us customers
Rosie: Liquidity will be back to as before within the next week or two
Nicky: wow, you serious??? do europeans and asians bet a lot of U.S. sports.
Rosie: Yes, we still have a large customer base and do not expect liquidity to sufferComment -
sharpcatRestricted User
- 12-19-09
- 4516
#184
You have hit on this about 10 times in this thread and nobody seems to care too much but you. MB said no book transfers get over it alreadyComment -
mikeaniteSBR Sharp
- 04-13-10
- 475
#185i just got any email saying matchbook is transfering ownership and moving out of the US market. i wonder who is taking overComment -
nyplayer33Restricted User
- 09-27-06
- 8303
#186Just called them and was told Council for new owners advised to bail out of usa marketComment -
JW CashSBR MVP
- 12-31-08
- 4453
#187Good thing I never put any money with them.......its off for Santorini for me.....Comment -
FourLengthsClearSBR MVP
- 12-29-10
- 3808
#188Quite aside from that, I can see the recipient books being reluctant (to put it mildly) unless they are paid up front.Comment -
trumpdownSBR Wise Guy
- 01-21-09
- 755
#189Basically just missed the boat. Check out "Wallstreet's" post earlier...took him 68 minutes.Comment -
WileOutSBR MVP
- 02-04-07
- 3844
#190supply and demand. new exchange will emerge. Maybe the bookmaker one.Comment -
RonPaul2008SBR Hall of Famer
- 06-08-07
- 6741
#192I know, this pisses me off because i'm usually checking sbr constantly and I had not looked on sbr at all from whenever this thread was posted until well after wallstreet posted about his transfer. I definitely would have requested one immediately too. I requested one around an hour ago...which was before matchbook made any statement but I think I probably missed the boat as it is after 12:00 now and books dont normally take transfers at this time of day. grrrrrrrComment -
DomerSBR MVP
- 01-21-10
- 1046
#193I submitted my withdrawal email within 12 minutes of receiving it...hopefully I'm near the front of the line.Comment -
KGamblerSBR MVP
- 07-09-09
- 2404
#194Comment -
SportsMozartSBR Sharp
- 01-18-11
- 377
#196If MB thinks that pulling out from US markets is like taking a dump,they have second guess coming! Europe is not whole that big and it is football ( soccer) oriented. There are lots of Asians but most of them can barely buy a plate of rice for lunch. MB liquidity will suffer - we are talking about baseball and American football. Those are the sports rest of the world don't really follow. I came to US from Finland in 2002, it took me 5 years before I started to understand the rules of a baseball... It is incredibly boring to watch but probably the best sport to bet on.
Europeans watch football- world football. They watch hockey and basketball. Nobody knows a thing about NFL or MLB over there!
Some they these old school bureaucrats here in US will maybe come to senses and quit isolating US population from the rest of the world by hiding behind the idiotic laws they produce. Otherwise this country that once was free starts to look like huge concentration camp.Comment -
TodayIsForgottenSBR Wise Guy
- 06-19-06
- 534
#197So it safe to say those who transferred money from Wsex dont have to roll money over now? ****. I shouldn't have blown the 3k I did have there. oh well. Life.Comment -
sharpcatRestricted User
- 12-19-09
- 4516
#200If MB thinks that pulling out from US markets is like taking a dump,they have second guess coming! Europe is not whole that big and it is football ( soccer) oriented. There are lots of Asians but most of them can barely buy a plate of rice for lunch. Their liquidity will suffer - we are talking about baseball and American football. Those are the sports rest of the world don't really follow. I came to US from Finland in 2002, it took me 5 years before I even understood the rules of a baseball... Europeans watch football- world football. They watch hockey and basketball. Nobody knows a thing about NFL or MLB over there!
Some they these old school bureaucrats here in US will maybe come to senses and quit isolating US population from the rest of the world by hiding behind the idiotic laws. Otherwise this country that once was free starts to look like huge concentration camp.
I would suspect that the new owners are going to be taking more of a position as the market makers until they can increase their volume of 3rd party market makers.Comment -
JDUB07SBR MVP
- 10-09-08
- 1721
#201Yeah, I just got the standard email as well. I don't understand how leaving the US Market would be a good idea but what do I know?Comment -
KGamblerSBR MVP
- 07-09-09
- 2404
#202I think the new owners were mainly looking to buy the MB name and platform, my understanding is that it was bought by a european syndicate so they likely do not have the kind of financial resources to not only defend themselves against the US govt or to cover processing costs of deposits and withdrawals.
I would suspect that the new owners are going to be taking more of a position as the market makers until they can increase their volume of 3rd party market makers.
1. more than half of their customers are non-American
2. they will be making a big move into Asia soon
People say their software is horrible. I don't agree. I like their software. I have never used BetFair though.Comment -
TheGuesserSBR MVP
- 08-10-05
- 2714
#203It depends who bought them and why? If Betfair or another Euro exchange bought them, for instance, to reduce competition, the US market isn't a big deal. They might have been bought for their software.Comment -
sharpcatRestricted User
- 12-19-09
- 4516
#204software would be better if you could easily monitor all games in each market at once this is my biggest gripe with MB.Comment -
StacocakesSBR Hall of Famer
- 04-10-08
- 7126
#205So for people that are not in the states, should we bail on matchbook or keep playing there? I've felt uneasy about this book for some time and this is not making me feel any betterComment -
ForgetWallStreetSBR Sharp
- 04-27-07
- 342
#206The no B2B thing is ridiculous. It's like SBR was misinformed last week on purpose so that there wouldn't be a run on the bank that would prevent the new ownership from raping the old clientele on its' way out the door.Comment -
Foosball ChampSBR MVP
- 10-19-10
- 1002
#207Matchbook leaving the U.S. market leaves a huge niche for exchange wagering. Ehorsex.com has exchange wagering on horses and sports maybe they will pick up the slack.Comment -
dynamite140SBR MVP
- 07-05-08
- 4958
#208forgetwallstreet, what time exactly yesterday did you send the email for the book to book transfer? And around what time was it when the money hit your 5dimes account?Comment -
FourLengthsClearSBR MVP
- 12-29-10
- 3808
#209I have withdrawn about half my balance (not in my Neteller yet but they normally take 24 hrs) and will see how things go. I can't see how there will be any sort of worthwhile volume but we will see.Comment -
ForgetWallStreetSBR Sharp
- 04-27-07
- 342
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