SportBook for Large Bets?

**Rpm1233** · 01-24-13, 11:15 PM

Also I am US based.

**tto827** · 01-24-13, 11:18 PM

Bovada SB max is only $500? That seems awfully low, might just be that small for this far out before the game. If not BetDSI or 5dimes will both take a wager of that size.

**boondoggle** · 01-25-13, 12:03 AM

I would not use 5dimes personally...but BetDSI or bookmaker can easily handle that size of bet.

**Alltheway** · 01-25-13, 10:52 AM

I was thinking about posting up $3k to lay it all on Ravens ML , Legendz told me that they would take $2k max bet buttttt they have a pretty decent cash bonus offer so I may take them up on it.

Does Bookmaker have any cash bonuses for the Super Bowl?

**tto827** · 01-25-13, 11:23 AM

DSI, which is the same ownership as bookmaker, was offering a 100% FP during the football season. I don't know if that expired or not yet. Contact them and ask what the best they can do is, especially if you are depositing 3k, they may be willing to offer you better than what's available to the general public.

**touchback** · 01-25-13, 04:31 PM

The bonus book thread has a few decent books in it and I know 3 dimes on the Ravens money line is possible at one at least... I just want to refrain from pimping a single book, not fare to the others that want me to whore them out... sluts, all of them... and I am always looking for a good girl. Do not think there are any left... so sad.

**indio** · 01-25-13, 09:14 PM

Originally posted by Rpm1233

Here is my dilemma.

I'm in a NFL suicide pool with a $22,500 pot, only a handful of people left, with just the Superbowl to go. I want to place a hedge bet opposite of my pick in the suicide pool which may be very large, $3,000 or more.

Are there any sportsbooks that will accommodate large bets? I've used Bovada in the past, but their max for the superbowl is $500.

Any help is appreciated!

If you could, I would talk to the person running the pool (and handling the money), and see if anyone left who has the other team wants to make an agreement to have a deal which insures both of you an agreed upon amount. If you have SF, it might be tough to convince a pool player who has BLT to give odds on the hedge, but in the end, thats the most hassle free way to do it. No deposit and withdrawl issues, just have the guy running the pool pay out the loser whatever amount you agree on.

Of course, if you're really a Fed in disguise looking for info, than %#$* off!

If you are legitimate, then forget the previous sentence, and good luck to you.

**draw57** · 01-26-13, 11:12 AM

Nevada