I would think more companies would realize just how profitable this concept is, and strive to bring more into the US market. Does it surprise you that there aren't more exchange options?
Why aren't there more betting exchanges for US citizens?
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SBR LouBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-02-07
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#1Why aren't there more betting exchanges for US citizens?Tags: None -
bigboydanSBR Aristocracy
- 08-10-05
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#2Probably because U.S. player feel it's fair to complex to grasp.Comment -
qqRestricted User
- 06-12-08
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#3mr. crazy , there is a new one you should explore qq exchange , very similar to betfairComment -
woodg8SBR MVP
- 06-21-08
- 1349
#4have you tried betsson? good exchange with better odds than betfair quite often. i think they work for us customersComment -
qqRestricted User
- 06-12-08
- 6
#5betsson does not americans joinComment -
Art VandeleighSBR MVP
- 12-31-06
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#6I read things on the lines of you can't parlay at exchanges, liquidity issues, no half time lines, no quarter lines, etc, some legitimate points.
But in addition, I think a lot of Americans still have that attitude of wanting to beat "the man", i.e. the bookie. This mentality is ingrained hard, I read it all the time. Let's bang the bookie, let's bring the bookie to his knees, let's get the evil bookie, he's the bad guy. Until that mentality eases, the demand for exchanges by Americans will be much less than for other players around the world.Comment -
woodg8SBR MVP
- 06-21-08
- 1349
#7Originally posted by Art VandeleighI read things on the lines of you can't parlay at exchanges, liquidity issues, no half time lines, no quarter lines, etc, some legitimate points.
But in addition, I think a lot of Americans still have that attitude of wanting to beat "the man", i.e. the bookie. This mentality is ingrained hard, I read it all the time. Let's bang the bookie, let's bring the bookie to his knees, let's get the evil bookie, he's the bad guy. Until that mentality eases, the demand for exchanges by Americans will be much less than for other players around the world.
One example being, I wanted to back Detroit last night when they were 3-0 up at 1.2. The exchange was only offering 1.1 for the back at the time, so I tried tried to back at 1.2, hoping someone would be dumb enough to bet against the tigers at 1.2. Low and behold, someone did, and I got much better odds and money for it.Comment -
picoBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 04-05-07
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#8Originally posted by bigboydanProbably because U.S. player feel it's fair to complex to grasp.us players are old school. they like to bet the yankees @ +1.23
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bookieSBR MVP
- 08-10-05
- 2112
#9Originally posted by exchangemr. crazy , there is a new one you should explore qq exchange , very similar to betfair
qq...Bring your commission down to the one to two percent range like Matchbook and then you'll have a competitive product.Comment
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