Anyone have any opinions on parlaymakers?

Max009 · 02-02-10, 02:47 PM

Originally posted by LVHerbie

FAQ - https://parlaymakers.com/pages/faq
Risk pool - https://parlaymakers.com/pages/riskpool
How it works - https://parlaymakers.com/pages/howitworks

I wasn't really interested when they were just offering parlays through Matchbook but Max009 saying they are matching pinnacle lines up to $250 caught my attention.... For a small bettor it looks like it could a good out (if you consider gold-pay safe)... Betting against a pool of "investors" could also bring up legality issues that don't seem to addressed in the FAQ/other pages (although I could see them arguing that they are functioning somewhat similarly fashion to an exchange system)... I also can't find where the company is located listed anywhere...

I think it is a good out for recreational players. Hard to beat pinnacle type lines and the parlay payouts are the best available. The instant guaranteed payouts eliminate the worry over new books not paying. The investor pool is just to give people a chance to invest in them. Like any new place, the best advice is start small, minimize your exposure, try the payouts, and let your confidence build based on your own experience. The nice thing about parlaymakers using ******* is that you can immediately transfer to a bunch of other places including several listed on the banners listed on SBR. The overall risk potential to the customer for a new book is very small.

LVHerbie · 02-02-10, 04:27 PM

Originally posted by Max009

I think it is a good out for recreational players. Hard to beat pinnacle type lines and the parlay payouts are the best available. The instant guaranteed payouts eliminate the worry over new books not paying. The investor pool is just to give people a chance to invest in them. Like any new place, the best advice is start small, minimize your exposure, try the payouts, and let your confidence build based on your own experience. The nice thing about parlaymakers using ******* is that you can immediately transfer to a bunch of other places including several listed on the banners listed on SBR. The overall risk potential to the customer for a new book is very small.

Are you going to answer my question about where your company is located?

Max009 · 02-02-10, 04:33 PM

Originally posted by LVHerbie

Are you going to answer my question about where your company is located?

Panama, didn't mean to leave that out.

robertg · 02-02-10, 05:10 PM

Who owns parlaymakers

Max009 · 02-02-10, 05:26 PM

Originally posted by robertg

Who owns parlaymakers

It is independent. It is not owned by another book.

minet123 · 02-02-10, 05:46 PM

I have no complaints, no delays on pinnacle lines, just waiting on a few upgrades...right Max

Max009 · 02-02-10, 05:54 PM

Originally posted by minet123

I have no complaints, no delays on pinnacle lines, just waiting on a few upgrades...right Max

Yep, it gets better everyday.

mocash · 03-04-10, 12:46 PM

Would love to hear peoples recent experiences with ******* did some searching and posts about them from a few months ago make me a little weary thanks if ******* is reliable this seems like a decent option to with the low juice and all

ncat12 · 03-04-10, 01:23 PM

thanks for all your info Max

mocash · 03-04-10, 01:33 PM

max do you work for the book/owner.....on covers i found a thread where you talk about giving them a try and how you got an email from them.....just curious lol

Max009 · 03-04-10, 02:27 PM

Originally posted by mocash

max do you work for the book/owner.....on covers i found a thread where you talk about giving them a try and how you got an email from them.....just curious lol

I do work with Parlaymakers.

mocash · 03-04-10, 02:28 PM

true i really like the concept am thinking about giving them a shot just waiting to learn more about gold pay