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Guys here think having a "pro" membership labels someone as successful. Sad placeComment -
Pro status basically meaningless as is this site for the most partComment -
While I can't speak for Mr.Justin I can for myself.
"IF" I were to do this you do know it would mean I wouldn't book/agent or even bet offshore due to the conflict of intereest as well as the fact my focus would be strictly info which would basically would mean that I'd probably be the sportsbooks customer service representive on the forum which is a full-time job in it's own right that help assist on complaints (just like the old days).
Hell, With the way things are nowadays I just have to think this is whats needed due to all of the above books that have been posted and the current employees aren't qualified enough to provide the info that's needed for both the players and the books/agents.Comment -
Talk about wow, you just confirmed you're an idiot. thanks, done with talking to a retard.Comment -
Nobody cares about small obscure books thats why
No market so no research and ratingsComment -
Well when you catered to U.S. players all these years of course becoming an SBRpro has become a status symbol for some however, the last time I checked the name of this site is "Sportsbookreview" which means this place was built on discussions of smaller books that not only cater to the U.S. but others on a global scale.
Am I missing something here or did CR, Panama, Jamaica, Antigua, Europe, ect, ect fall off the face of the earth in regards to having their books discussed and promoted on a global scale in hopes to gain post-up money as well as establish long business relationships via affiliation deals?
Did the game change that much since my departure where credit packages and cash drops outweighed post-up and affiliate deals on a global scale? I know I can't speak for the players, books and agents here but I find that to be a very unstable business model if you don't have a nice balanced mixed. Then again you have to have the right staff in order to make that happen too and clearly there isn't one in place at this time.
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Dan take a look at the full list at top100bookmakers.com
There is a full list of 561 sportsbooks. That's where I plucked those sites fromComment -
SBR doesn't like the PM feature due to the potential loss of business however, I digress.
Anyways, that is one big list of books and to tackle a project like that it's a full-time job. I mean not only does all the info need to be hunted down but it needs to stay constantly updated with discussion in order to get the most up to date info. However, since I'm not an employee of SBR I'm sure not going to do it sir.
BTW, Their are a lot more books out there to cover than just those.
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Might have more to do with the current environment in the US towards those participating in offshore wagering. Maybe they believe that offering reviews and or opinions can be interpreted as recruitment and or profiting from bookmaking. Seems after the Legends deal, they went underground and cut back on offering any kind of feedback or reviews about books.Well when you catered to U.S. players all these years of course becoming an SBRpro has become a status symbol for some however, the last time I checked the name of this site is "Sportsbookreview" which means this place was built on discussions of smaller books that not only cater to the U.S. but others on a global scale.
Am I missing something here or did CR, Panama, Jamaica, Antigua, Europe, ect, ect fall off the face of the earth in regards to having their books discussed and promoted on a global scale in hopes to gain post-up money as well as establish long business relationships via affiliation deals?
Did the game change that much since my departure where credit packages and cash drops outweighed post-up and affiliate deals on a global scale? I know I can't speak for the players, books and agents here but I find that to be a very unstable business model if you don't have a nice balanced mixed. Then again you have to have the right staff in order to make that happen too and clearly there isn't one in place at this time.Comment -
Message me at covers dink12SBR doesn't like the PM feature due to the potential loss of business however, I digress.
Anyways, that is one big list of books and to tackle a project like that it's a full-time job. I mean not only does all the info need to be hunted down but it needs to stay constantly updated with discussion in order to get the most up to date info. However, since I'm not an employee of SBR I'm sure not going to do it sir.
BTW, Their are a lot more books out there to cover than just those.Comment -
99% are unknown for a reason...and it isnt a good reason
theres always suckers who cant say no to bonuses, ect...lure them in and never pay...Comment -
While I can see your sentiments about Legends mess I respectfully disagree here.
If anything they should have went back to their roots and tried to grab more of a global marketshare. I mean just because those books on that list are U.S. friendly it doesn't mean their not newsworthy. In fact if anything it's a major plus because it creates more of the type of traffic your truly trying to aquire.
On a side note here: I believe it was Mr.Loshak who was quoted as saying "SBR is flush through the 21st century". So with that being said it's not like they couldn't have taken the time to rebuild the brand on a more global scale the right way while still handling complaints from the U.S. players. Hell, it might be a slow process but the rewards would be that SBR would remain flush through the 22nd century.
No matter how someone would like to attempt to spin this it clearly falls back on the current management team because it's sending the messege clearly that credit and cash drops/BTC. Hell, one slip up and it's game over ( aka: Silk Road) and theirs no argument that can dispute that fact.Comment -
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Easy to believe Dink is a fraud, guy brings nothing to the table.Comment -
Some claim you are Mr.LevityComment
