Seeking a Reduced-Juice Outlet

**KS1986** · 11-14-17, 04:55 PM

Betmania has a reduced juice program, -107 sides and totals.

**Waterstpub87** · 11-14-17, 04:58 PM

Looselines not a bad option, -105 on everything plus 20% bitcoin cash bonus.

Lowvig.ag is a betonline family site. Opens lines crazy early, -105 on pro sports, -106 college sides, -108 college totals

**Optional** · 11-15-17, 04:44 AM

Originally posted by TheKingfish

While I am very much a newbie to this forum, I have considerable exposure to offshore bookmakers (many years). And even though I currently have reduced-juice privileges (Heritage & 5Dimes), I am casually seeking an additional outlet.

I play college football exclusively, am USA based (USD) and would deposit to the new book via Bitcoin. Prior experience makes me have little interest in new-player bonus promotions. Unfortunately, my research has not unearthed any other reduced-juice outlets. Do you good folks have any guiding recommendations?
Thank you,
TheKingfish

Here are SBR rated books offering a reduced juice option

https://www.sportsbookreview.com/betting-sites/#hf-margins:377=on

**TheMoneyShot** · 11-15-17, 04:55 AM

Originally posted by TheKingfish

While I am very much a newbie to this forum, I have considerable exposure to offshore bookmakers (many years). And even though I currently have reduced-juice privileges (Heritage & 5Dimes), I am casually seeking an additional outlet.

I play college football exclusively, am USA based (USD) and would deposit to the new book via Bitcoin. Prior experience makes me have little interest in new-player bonus promotions. Unfortunately, my research has not unearthed any other reduced-juice outlets. Do you good folks have any guiding recommendations?
Thank you,
TheKingfish

You already mentioned 2 top notch books that you're with. Hard to beat those 2 with -105.

I just started wagering in strictly bitcoin format. I'm actually enjoying it.

Nitrogen Sports is well known and listed here at SBR. (You wager with bitcoin only. Funds aren't converted to USD.)

I'm using a book called Fairlay and the lines are around -105. Again... your balance isn't converted to USD. You are always wagering in Bitcoin.

**TheKingfish** · 11-23-17, 09:36 AM

I am rolling back on this subject to thank those who generously posted directional assistance, and to share my outcome. Hopefully the latter can help others going forward. Highlights:

BETMANIA.AG In my Reduced Juice (RJ) search I sent email inquiries to numerous prospective books. This outfit offers standard -107 vig and is linked to BetPhoenix & Skybook. I was interested in them (they seem to have a professional website) but they never answered my query.

SPORTBET.COM Is a sister to 5Dimes and, like their sibling, they offer -105 only on the day of the event.

1VICE Came up on the SBR sort list for RJ. They responded to my query saying they did not offer RJ.

LOWVIG.AG These folks seem to be on the RJ radar screen. However, they are part of the BetOnLine family and I had a prior bad payout experience with those boys (in 2011, extensive wrestling; quite frustrating).

NITROGEN SPORTS Seems to be the premier BTC-exclusive outlet. Favorably impressed by them in my search, I am not quite ready to take the full BTC plunge (no conversion to USD account). With this outlet you effectively wear two (2) hats – gambler & speculator.

LOOSELINES.AG I signed up here, largely for the standard -105 vig (plus they responded). They’re a small book with an average website and, correspondingly, I sent them small money. Their customer service has been adequate. Eschewing their bonuses, they offer a 5% rebate on net monthly losses (1x roll). It comes as a freeplay but I suspect the functional emphasis is on the word “net” (meaning cumulative losers, not applicable to losing wagers). In the end, probably less of a perk than it appears as first glance. In context, they are an experiment for me.

BITCOIN (BTC) I’m brand new to it, in the past having done both wire (reliable) and CC (hit-and-miss processing). Both methods have dollar limits (inconveniently about $500) while cost has been about 3%. As part of the experiment going forward, my plan is to do BTC exclusively at Looselines (both deposit & payout). Going through Coinbase (swift & efficient) my cost was 4.6%. The latter transfer method represented a 53% comparative increase, so I am also cognizant of that.

Any feedback to my direction and general experience is most welcome.
Thanks,
TheKingfish

**Optional** · 11-23-17, 02:03 PM

Originally posted by TheKingfish

I am rolling back on this subject to thank those who generously posted directional assistance, and to share my outcome. Hopefully the latter can help others going forward. Highlights:

BETMANIA.AG In my Reduced Juice (RJ) search I sent email inquiries to numerous prospective books. This outfit offers standard -107 vig and is linked to BetPhoenix & Skybook. I was interested in them (they seem to have a professional website) but they never answered my query.

SPORTBET.COM Is a sister to 5Dimes and, like their sibling, they offer -105 only on the day of the event.

1VICE Came up on the SBR sort list for RJ. They responded to my query saying they did not offer RJ.

LOWVIG.AG These folks seem to be on the RJ radar screen. However, they are part of the BetOnLine family and I had a prior bad payout experience with those boys (in 2011, extensive wrestling; quite frustrating).

NITROGEN SPORTS Seems to be the premier BTC-exclusive outlet. Favorably impressed by them in my search, I am not quite ready to take the full BTC plunge (no conversion to USD account). With this outlet you effectively wear two (2) hats – gambler & speculator.

LOOSELINES.AG I signed up here, largely for the standard -105 vig (plus they responded). They’re a small book with an average website and, correspondingly, I sent them small money. Their customer service has been adequate. Eschewing their bonuses, they offer a 5% rebate on net monthly losses (1x roll). It comes as a freeplay but I suspect the functional emphasis is on the word “net” (meaning cumulative losers, not applicable to losing wagers). In the end, probably less of a perk than it appears as first glance. In context, they are an experiment for me.

BITCOIN (BTC) I’m brand new to it, in the past having done both wire (reliable) and CC (hit-and-miss processing). Both methods have dollar limits (inconveniently about $500) while cost has been about 3%. As part of the experiment going forward, my plan is to do BTC exclusively at Looselines (both deposit & payout). Going through Coinbase (swift & efficient) my cost was 4.6%. The latter transfer method represented a 53% comparative increase, so I am also cognizant of that.

Any feedback to my direction and general experience is most welcome.
Thanks,
TheKingfish

Great feedback Kingfish.

Thanks for the 1vice headsup, I'll pass that on. Betonline is quite different than it was in 2011 these days. One of the more reliable shops now.