Hey guys, do you think it would be possible to transfer whatever is in matchbook to another book? It would be a hassle to cash out and then deposit again. Do you think they will allow this option as oppose to cashout?
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Wow!!
You heard it here first there is gonna be a whole lot of penny arbitrage players looking for work.
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Bad news. But if they are doing this they have to believe that they can survive without americans. Maybe asians and euros stands for a bigger turnover % than americans already.Comment -
If this is true, would they allow people to withdraw via B2B transfer? Or would they have reason to stop outgoing B2B transfers at that point?
Also, MBook needs to comment on these rumors. If they don't address these rumors, we have to assume there is at least some truth to them. Even if this rumor were false, there will definitely be a run on withdrawals if they do not address this publicly.Comment -
The end of the world
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I am on live chat with them right now and they are saying that they know nothing about pulling out of the US market.Comment -
fishhead going to cry? he is not going to be happy.(hes from US right?)Comment -
Anthony: Account question
You are now speaking with Trinity of Wagering.
Trinity: Hello. Thank you for contacting us at Matchbook.
Trinity: How may I help you?
Anthony: Hi Trinity, I was reading on an open forum that you are going to be closing accounts of US players?
Anthony: Is this true?
Trinity: As far as i am aware, we are not pulling out from the us market
Anthony: Are there other people asking the same question? The source of this was pretty solid. Will you give us a heads up if this is indeed true?
Trinity: we have had a few customers asking the same questions
Trinity: but again, we are not pulling out
Anthony: ok that is great to hear. Thank you for your time.Comment -
Hopefully they will reconsider.
I said it when the rumor broke the first time; why would they pay WSEX to buy MB and then strip away 90% of the volume???
Nothing ever adds up with Matchbook and WSEX and the credit accounts and all the rest. Both WSEX and Matchbook should issue a statement to clear the air.Comment -
also talked to trinity----asked her why there was a cancellation for the live betting of nyk-miami, told me management gave no reason, they just canncelled it at the last minute. then told me the same that they were not leaving the US. i will belive bill d. on this and not trinity. we have the scariest goverment in the world here in the US. don't know which is more scary, living here or not living here. before you think that is has to be more scary living here. someday we may bomb the shit out of your country, because we know what's best for everyone.Comment -
We are planning for a call tonight to add some insight. Their general statement is expected within 24.Comment -
What pisses me off is that we had numerous people that had legitimate concerns for weeks about matchbook, and we have had defenders such as Legions36 and fishhead that did everything possible to silence and shut down consumers that saw the writing on the wall and were legitimately concerned. We now have verification from SBR Brass that Matchbook is indeed leaving the U.S. market. My question is, if people end up losing money and could have gotten there money out but were persuaded that Matchbook was sound by these two individuals should those individuals hold some blame for swearing that we had nothing to worry about. Just a rant from the peanut gallery.Comment -
US market , no doubt one of the biggest ( if not the biggest) on the planet, yet everybody are running away from here like rats from the sinking ship? Seems that they all are sick of bureaucracy and laws that are targeting online gambling. What ever happened to free country? Laws are getting tighter and tighter ... Where does it all end?
Europe though is still free...Comment -
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Well, another reason is that many of these companies are planning for that future date when the U.S. legalizes online gambling... They don't want to be frozen out of the biggest market. BetFair is already lining up business with U.S. states such as New Jersey, who are going to allow exchange wagering on horse racing.Comment -
We always told it like it was on Matchbook. We have had them at C+ to B- over the past year plus and admitted we did not know how stable they were due to their steep default(lay down)losses in credit and their connection to WSEX. I think most folks used caution. Sometimes when you see arb guys touting a book and claiming they are safe when they know different you need to be very careful.Comment -
Matchbook was never a successful operation
Matchbook will get chewed fukkin alive in Europe
They are done or will get bought outComment -
Will they open another sportsbetting exchange to replace matchook and totally separate with WSEX later?Comment -
Are you saying it's now a distinct possibility that MB is going to stiff all of their U.S based players?
Even if they are leaving the U.S. market, but are going to payout, then your post doesn't really make much sense. It's like saying Pinnacle was unstable or should have been downgraded because they booted U.S. customers.Comment -
Anytime a book makes whole sale changes it's a little stressful. Not only for if you'll get paid, but how long it will take. We've always advised players to hold off with Matchbook until they have some time under their belt away from WSEX. Now we'll have to wait and see how their plan plays out. We can say that others in the business have positive things to say about the new ownership and Matchbook hasn't missed a payment yet. My money is on everyone getting their funds in March.Comment -
Okay.. Allow me to apologize. I may have very well have jumped the gun and Matchbook may very well remain in the U.S. market. For that I apologize. The fact is that there are some concerns (WSEX's inability to pay their customers and WSEX's relationship with Matchbook) and there were several people that did everything in their power to shut down any form of discussion. Not trying to fear monger. If you feel that your money is safe, god bless you and best of luck to you. Everyone is welcome to their opinion (as am I) and if I am wrong (which I may be) I sincerely apologize.Comment
with baseball right around the corner. ouch
