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    evo34
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    Dual lines

    Genuine question for SBR: Is dealing dual lines a factor at all in sportsbooks ratings? I'm aware of Bodog and now Heritage as A books who have dual lines. Are there any other A-rated books doing it?

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    I have read other posts that claim Bovado, Heritage, and Betislands all do this.

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    IMO dealing dual lines is fraud, and should make any book doing this be blacklisted.

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    dual lines=scam sportsbook

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    dual lines equals risk managment , if you dont like a line at a certain book dont bet it there .. pretty easy people should stop victimizing themselves

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    I only complain when I see SBR carrying the square line on their odds. Post the sharp odds and it would be more fair.

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    I have a feeling Heritage is actually trying to profile players beyond underdog/favorite, sharp/square. I've seen some lines way off market (and way off their own published lines) in baseball that seem to shade the teams I have bet in the past. If this is in fact what they are doing, it's very foolish...

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    SBR -- is my question unclear, or otherwise unworthy of an answer?

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