1. 02-16-12 07:48 PM #1
    aortega521
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    Who to Reload With? Help Please

    Im pretty new to online wagering, and had a great experience with 5dimes I loved it( it was a small deposit because it was a first time and it lasted a while ). I'm currently debating between 5dimes and Bet Island because of the feedback I've read in numerous threads. Please give me opinions on both cause I'm loving the free play on BI. Also, are there any other books to look at aside from these two? The amount I'm looking to start out with is 1k. Thanks for any responses!
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  2. 02-16-12 08:40 PM #2
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    Do you want a bonus on the whole dime and are you looking for the largest bonus available from any book with no reported slow pays or comnplaints. There are a few places that can accomodate you I believe and a couple of the newer places are a great oppurtunity to get a 100% on a dime while it lasts. Once established all solid operations will scale back with their generosity. Just a matter of numbers and increased exposure in relation to marketing returns.
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  3. 02-16-12 08:45 PM #3
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    Nick at Bet Islandssaid he would do 110% on 1k. Or just go with great lines at 5D and get reduced juice, what's best for a beginner
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  4. 02-16-12 08:48 PM #4
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    And thanks for the response touchback
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  5. 02-16-12 10:17 PM #5
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    i think u should sign up through betislands at sbr and become a pro.. 110% fp is 100 X better than reduced juice imo.. besides 5dimes has worst customer service compared to betislands.. also they pay faster at betislands.. any more questions?

    u can also get -107 juice and DimeLine bases

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  6. 02-16-12 10:21 PM #6
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    I think I'm gonna head over to betisland
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  7. 02-16-12 11:51 PM #7
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    If I were you I would split up my deposit. 500 at 5D and 500 at BI.
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  8. 02-17-12 07:28 AM #8
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    Pinnacle, Matchbook, Betfair, SBO if you're not in the US
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  9. 02-17-12 08:55 AM #9
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    If you bet small amounts the -107 at betislands is a little deceiving because they round up to the nearest dollar where at 5Dimes they do not do any rounding and 5dimes lines are -105 but with a 100% free play betislands is probable the better deal. Just keep in mind that betislands is new and 5dimes has been around for a long time.
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  10. 02-17-12 09:05 AM #10
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    Bet Horizon if you cant get into heritage.
    20% cash 5xroll at BH---total rollover ---at bet islands any thing you win with freeplay is added to rollover---bet horizon is owned by heritage---same everything.
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