[playz]

For instance Bookmaker talk to Heritage or 5dimes about players accounts?

[rentongfb]

I assume so, why not ?

[captrobey]

For instance Bookmaker talk to Heritage or 5dimes about players accounts?

For sure, they also at times give your info to Handicappers. Annoying bastards they are.

[tto827]

Depends, about balances/wager types/etc... probably not.

Regarding thieves/chargebackers/etc. YES

[playz]

I am talking about wagers.

[captrobey]

I am talking about wagers.

I would say yes . I will get a call from one place and not answer . The guy leaves a message. Literally a couple minutes later i get a call from a girl from a sister book of that company trying to get hold of me. This happens pretty often too. If they do that i am sure they will let each other know what your betting patterns are.

[InsiderHer]

For sure, they also at times give your info to Handicappers. Annoying bastards they are.

Never would this happen unless you're dealing with some serious low lifes. Usually the other way around.

[tommygun]

if they are affiliated yes, if not then NO

[playz]

I would say yes . I will get a call from one place and not answer . The guy leaves a message. Literally a couple minutes later i get a call from a girl from a sister book of that company trying to get hold of me. This happens pretty often too. If they do that i am sure they will let each other know what your betting patterns are.

Not sister books. I mean heritage vs 5dimes or heritage vs boomaker, etc. ....

[Smoke]

Yes most of these shit books are around the block from each other

[the_orangekat]

Yes, and they share with scamdicappers - as stated above.

[playz]

I am not totally conviced they talk to each other about betting patterns.

Does SBR have any insight into this?

[TennisProFrance]

if they are affiliated yes, if not then NO

This.

[Kelly_F]

In the UK sharing player information would possibly be a breach of the data protection act. Not that that means anything, information can be shared "unofficialy".

Consider for example that many traders in the industry may know each other from moving around jobs in the industry. Who knows what they discuss when they meet for a beer.

But they don't need to talk to each other about a customer's betting patterns, they can see how you bet soon enough. They don't need a tip off from another book to encourage them to limit you.

[jimbo747]

Moneybookers have also been known to share information with bookmakers, whether its voluntarily or if the bookie asks for information based on a suspicion I'm not sure. Basically who they send funds to, makes it easy to spot gnomers or a syndicate.

[theblueprint]

Moneybookers have also been known to share information with bookmakers, whether its voluntarily or if the bookie asks for information based on a suspicion I'm not sure. Basically who they send funds to, makes it easy to spot gnomers or a syndicate.

Bingo.

[bettingstation]

maybe and maybe not, anyone have knowledge?