Its no a bad book but you have to watch themOriginally Posted by Dark Horse
We do not have a ton of choices and compared to others they are one of best options
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10-10-12 05:17 AM #36
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10-10-12 05:48 AM #37
I find myself watching them alot more now than I did when first thrown over there.As another poster pointed out,it is frustrating as hell when SO has a # for them and when you try to play it,it deals you something else.Teasers stink too anymore. Originally Posted by jjgold
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10-10-12 05:57 AM #38
It is all explained that standards have changed a lot. There is only one single book accepting US players that is rated A+ today that was also rated A+ before UIGEA. If you go back 5 years ago there was 2, if you go back 4 years ago three. If you go back to before UIGEA there's only 3 books that had an A-, A or A+ rating held constant until today (those three now rated A+, only one was that high prior). US players without agents don't have access to the two best books that are miles ahead of the field. Bottom line if you're in the US have to be on guard with all books period. The difference between C+ and A isn't the same as it was before.
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10-10-12 05:58 AM #39Say what? I'll bite your head plum off!
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Thanks for your experienced info JJ. You have stated some bold news concerning Heritage and their possible shenanigans.
You are stating, and who would know the truth as much as you, that they do use different software for special clients.
If true, and you have just about convinced me, then the two supervisors have compromised their integrity, right along with Heritages.
Actually, I knew something was not right about Heritage a month or so ago when I first became aware of line discrepancies. I am giving you 25 points for being honest enough to alert me on something I never heard of--a software that can keep an individual from seeing the apparent, correct pointspreads?
SBR has sent no email to me regarding this issue as of yet. I hope they soon get involved and help keep their Sportsbook clientele as pure as driven snow. After all, once a Book has proven to be a false prophet, simply for financial gain off of any naive customer, how do they ever regain any sense of being a respectable BOOK?
I will give the other 25 points to the member, who, with help from me, can prove just what many members here already believe.Last edited by ABEHONEST; 10-10-12 at 06:01 AM.
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10-10-12 07:12 AM #40
Abe let me work in this today
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10-10-12 07:19 AM #41Say what? I'll bite your head plum off!
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Go right ahead...U DA MAN!
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10-10-12 08:15 AM #42
Originally Posted by ABEHONEST
Thanks for your experienced info JJ. You have stated some bold news concerning Heritage and their possible shenanigans.
You are stating, and who would know the truth as much as you, that they do use different software for special clients.
If true, and you have convinced me, then the two supervisors have compromised their integrity, right along with Heritages.
Actually, I knew something was not right about Heritage a month or so ago when I first became aware of line discrepancies. I am giving you 25 points for being honest enough to alert me on something I never heard of--a software that can keep an individual from seeing the apparent, correct pointspreads?
SBR has sent no email to me regarding this issue as of yet. I hope they soon get involved and help keep their Sportsbook clientele as pure as driven snow. After all, once a Book has proven to be a false prophet, simply for financial gain off of any naive customer, how do they ever regain any sense of being a respectable BOOK?
I will give the other 25 points to the member, who, with help from me, can prove just what many members here already believe.
*Fishhead has awarded you 2 betpointsPoints Awarded:
prop gave Fishhead 2 SBR Point(s) for this post.
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10-10-12 09:24 AM #43
Here's another thread about their lines. Look at Rod_m's (mod) post#10 who is essentially telling us there are dual lines.
http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/players-ta...ly-6-25-a.html
Since then , I've used Heritage far less than before. See line/odds you like on sbrodds, login to H, see a different line or odds, don't make a play, go back to H a little later and see that you are timed out in a much shorter time than most other books. Repeat. ..... As this pattern continues, decide you'll use them less and less.
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10-10-12 09:45 AM #44
It is an open secret that they will never admit, just like Bodog. I am sure that is the advice from the lawyers. Players who are pissed are those they try to get rid of anyway. So whining here will be ignored for sure.
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10-10-12 10:31 AM #45
you do know there are great ways to take advantage of this right? If they are giving u a bad line on dogs.... take advantage of the good line on the fav.
As for what Jj is... its not entirely true but the information about the affiliation between the two companies has been out there for years already.... why anyone is acting like its breaking news is confused
Emily isn't a pro..... he just chased steam, got caught, got kicked out and now all he does is bitch about it...obviously its the first book he's gotten kicked out of and therefore hes really not a pro at all.
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10-10-12 10:33 AM #46Say what? I'll bite your head plum off!
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I don't see as you do wrongturn. The idea they they will not admit to more than one set of lines is one thing, but when confronted, and they LIE, that is a more serious ballgame. Still, I am not calling them a liar as yet. Originally Posted by wrongturn
I never ever call a man a liar unless I have a 100% proof! If there's dirty laundry at Heritage, it will surface soon. I do recall asking the Heritage insider a month ago, on this forum, if he had more than one set of lines [asked twice, I think]. He never responded, which caught my attention. And the fellows who "always" stick up for Heritage, had better take a closer look.
Thanks Fish and Prop for the points. It's great to have some backup when you are seeking a controversial truth. A truth unknown to me before, that just may have already cost me thousands?
I know Fish; he may be the only member here that has more seasoning than me at fighting to win a buck at the Books?
As for Prop, I don't know you yet, but thank you for the generous backup, too!
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10-10-12 10:34 AM #47
and we know you aint that good of a gambler either otherwise you would have had to resort to selling picks. You really are to stupid to know why Heritage allows you to keep your account. Originally Posted by BrianLaverty
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10-10-12 10:48 AM #48
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10-10-12 10:52 AM #49
Bodog used to do this, it's not that surprising, not sure if they still do but beards def. had a different set of lines.
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10-10-12 11:16 AM #50
Wow...the more i read about Heritage, the more it seems as if they are going down the shitter...Sounds about time for SBR to upgrade them. Originally Posted by Fishhead
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10-10-12 11:19 AM #51
Originally Posted by Fishhead
disturbing
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10-10-12 02:36 PM #52
What are the requirements for having an 'A' rating? Originally Posted by richsox24
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10-10-12 11:15 PM #53Say what? I'll bite your head plum off!
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Duel lines and paying their clientele? Originally Posted by uncynd
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10-10-12 11:23 PM #54
The A rating SBR gives them is a joke Originally Posted by uncynd
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10-10-12 11:24 PM #55
Originally Posted by uncynd
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10-10-12 11:27 PM #56
Originally Posted by CanuckG
might be the post of the year
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10-11-12 07:02 AM #57
i used to really like this book a few years ago, have not played there recently and have no plans to
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10-11-12 10:33 AM #58
Originally Posted by jjgold
Explain to me how that works?
So the real line at Book A is -6, Sports Options shows that it is -5, or -7 (take your pick), the BEARD calls Book A to place a wager, and they give him the REAL line of -6.
How did Sports Options assist a beard in making a play???? The Book is only going to take -6 action.
What am I missing JJ?
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10-11-12 10:34 AM #59
ya think?? Originally Posted by Emily_Haines
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10-11-12 10:42 AM #60
if( $player->is_smart() ) **
print_shit_line();
** else **
print_steal_his_money_line();
**
quite simple actually
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10-11-12 11:32 AM #61Say what? I'll bite your head plum off!
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Guess what Book this is
, celebrating after another speedy line-change?
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