Can Anyone Find High School Football Line?

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  • Leo Bello
    SBR Sharp
    • 09-23-11
    • 267

    #1
    Can Anyone Find High School Football Line?
    On ESPN in Pennsylvania, there is a great high school football game: East Seneca vs Penn Hills. Does 5 Dimes or another book have a line?
  • 5mike5
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 09-21-11
    • 52006

    #2
    5dimes does carry high school televised games
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    • suman
      SBR Wise Guy
      • 10-04-10
      • 855

      #3
      5 dime has shutdown all the high school football action because of all the bad publicity they were getting. There was a guy on covers.com that was killing them in high school football as well.
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      • IrishStoner
        SBR Rookie
        • 10-23-11
        • 32

        #4
        Ive never heard anything of this before.
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        • Leo Bello
          SBR Sharp
          • 09-23-11
          • 267

          #5
          Originally posted by suman
          5 dime has shutdown all the high school football action because of all the bad publicity they were getting. There was a guy on covers.com that was killing them in high school football as well.
          I didn't know that. Thanks for the info, suman. I did know there were guys who were triple sharp on some of these high-school games. When I read some of the lines 5 Dimes posted for the games mentioned in the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, they were pretty darn accurate. The limit stated was $250. It probably was a good move to discontinue this, however, especially when you read about it in your local newspaper. Thanks for your updated info.
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          • suman
            SBR Wise Guy
            • 10-04-10
            • 855

            #6
            Originally posted by Leo Bello
            I didn't know that. Thanks for the info, suman. I did know there were guys who were triple sharp on some of these high-school games. When I read some of the lines 5 Dimes posted for the games mentioned in the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, they were pretty darn accurate. The limit stated was $250. It probably was a good move to discontinue this, however, especially when you read about it in your local newspaper. Thanks for your updated info.
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