Thanks DH.
This thread has hit close to home for me as I've said before because the only reason I signed up for 5Dimes at all was due to its tennis props and there's no way in hell I'd be able to tell you what a good line is for the most part. I can tell you when a tennis line in a one on one match up is soft, but not with a prop to win or place in a tournament. No way. Although I am trying to learn from secret ninja-ing the ThinkTank. In fact, I had an Aussie book actually contact me 7 or 8 weeks ago to advise me that I bet a bad line that was only posted for something like 2 hours on an AFL future 4 months ago before the season started for a team to win the Grand Final (which hasn't taken place yet). The funny thing is that I bet a bad line AGAINST me, at a $1.70 difference and they offered me to take the proper line with the same $ value bet. Friggin sharp bettor I am. 
As I said earlier, your suggestion to sticky some of the points in this thread while obviously leaving out the OP's original intent, while also highlighting the standards and agreements SBR has negotiated and detailing which books have consented to abide by them, would go a long way to ensuring that threads like this stay on track and are relevant as everyone would have an easily accessible referral point located at the top of the forum as opposed to everyone just giving their input on what they feel 'should' or 'does' actually happen. Hell, someone could make a bit of a mint writing an "Offshore Gambling for Dummies" book as it seems this is the industry the majority of posters on here are resigned to dealing with because of their physical location and it's quite apparent that there are very few that actually have a clue as to how things work.


As I said earlier, your suggestion to sticky some of the points in this thread while obviously leaving out the OP's original intent, while also highlighting the standards and agreements SBR has negotiated and detailing which books have consented to abide by them, would go a long way to ensuring that threads like this stay on track and are relevant as everyone would have an easily accessible referral point located at the top of the forum as opposed to everyone just giving their input on what they feel 'should' or 'does' actually happen. Hell, someone could make a bit of a mint writing an "Offshore Gambling for Dummies" book as it seems this is the industry the majority of posters on here are resigned to dealing with because of their physical location and it's quite apparent that there are very few that actually have a clue as to how things work.
