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    vitalyo
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    SBR do the right thing

    Now days your A book limits players to ZERO
    #71

    http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/sportsbook...ow-1-euro.html

    Cheers GL.

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    lukahh
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    hmm. i think low limit isn't necessarily a reason to throw them off A list.

    The limit is not low for everybody. And it is a very solid operation.

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    peterd78
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    All bookies do it, get over it and join BetFair

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    Hareeba!
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    Quote Originally Posted by peterd78 View Post
    All bookies do it, get over it and join BetFair
    All UK bookies do it
    There are a few others who don't, well at least not to the same extent
    And I do believe that this factor should count against a book's rating.

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    chachi
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    Yep ... Admiralbet just limited someone I know to 1 euro max stake when he was halfway through his WR

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    AimingHigh
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    For bettors looking at SBR's ratings, safety of funds probably rates higher than limits as they're comparing the UK books to Costa Rican, etc, books. So if SBR has only one scale of assessment, I think the A makes sense.

    UK books are all rec books (or, at least I can't think of one that isn't as I'm excluding the Isle of Man asians). Limiting is to be expected. I think this would only be a real issue for Ladbrokes if they gave out bonuses that had high WRs, but they don't, so there's little chance of getting money effectively stuck/stolen via the limiting-WR pincer movement.

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