Are there any books that anyone could recommend for Parlays?
Also are the books that offer no loss on ties, but lower the odds better?
Also are the books that offer no loss on ties, but lower the odds better?
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When joining BetAtlas you have the choice of "big bonus" or "reduced juice". If you take the "big bonus" option it also comes with 7-1 three-team parlays.Comment -
You might want to checkout BetPop (SBR Rated B-) sir. I believe they offer 14 to 5 on two teamers, and have the best teaser options out there.
They are located in Costa Rica and are part of the First Fidelity family of books. They are a very good recreational type book, but they will boot professional players so pro's please take note.
They offer very nice bonuses (30-60 day hold), teasers,pleasers and sweetheart pleasers, along with some of the best parlay odds out there. They also will also let you buy up to 2 full points if need be. Their lines aren't the best in the world IMO, however they are fairly good overall.
The types of deposits they accept right now are Western Union, MoneyGram and believe it or not ****/********** (3x's rollover and no bonus) No Echecks though guys. Their withdraw fees on Fedex checks are a flat fee of $55 ($500-$3,000 per check).
Their customer service department needs to improve like most books, but you should be Ok if you call during normal business hours.
The things I really don't like about this book is that they will cold call you often. Another thing I didn't really care for is the fact that the customer service reps will tell you that you qualify for the bonus, and then you'll get the shaft after you make your deposit (Just sucks they won't Email the offer confirming the approval).Comment -
Yeah, Betpop is solid, as is Youwager also of First Fidelity. As Dan touched on they will cold call you which can be quite annoying.Comment