How does a Book Scrutinize an Account at Cashout Time?

[Newguyintown]

Hello SBR folks

Question for the experts.

My buddy and I have been killing a few books on totally uncommon lines. He IMs me and we max bet a ton and have really done well lately- dangerously well. There is an appearance of impropriety here (I don't understand it cuz you get a big service to release a play and have 100 or more lackeys jump on it and within 30 seconds you get a global line moving 2 points, but whatever).

So its time to cashout and I want everything to be okay.

What happens when you cashout? Does this trigger an investigation? Will only cashouts trigger investigations normally (does a book see that you're winning if you don't ask for the cashout?) What advice to slip through the cashout? Is this all about COVER, like blackjack, and just making some -EV bets or having different portfolios. What are the books with the toughest exit strategy and what do they do that makes it tough? How far back do they look? What are they looking for and what would their thought process be?

Any advice?

There's a New Kid in Tooooooooooooooooooooown

[pags11]

excellent question...I would imagine that most books that payout significant ammounts in relation to the deposit ammount definitely investigate accounts for "foul play"...

[presley177]

Hello SBR folks

Question for the experts.

My buddy and I have been killing a few books on totally uncommon lines. He IMs me and we max bet a ton and have really done well lately- dangerously well. There is an appearance of impropriety here (I don't understand it cuz you get a big service to release a play and have 100 or more lackeys jump on it and within 30 seconds you get a global line moving 2 points, but whatever).

So its time to cashout and I want everything to be okay.

What happens when you cashout? Does this trigger an investigation? Will only cashouts trigger investigations normally (does a book see that you're winning if you don't ask for the cashout?) What advice to slip through the cashout? Is this all about COVER, like blackjack, and just making some -EV bets or having different portfolios. What are the books with the toughest exit strategy and what do they do that makes it tough? How far back do they look? What are they looking for and what would their thought process be?

Any advice?

There's a New Kid in Tooooooooooooooooooooown

welcome,

It'd be my guess that every cashout is looked over...small cashouts to big cashouts just for security purposes and ofcourse like pags said...checking for any foul play.