im talking like everything Bet365 has, over/unders, set betting, tiebreaks, etc.
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Betonline offer a lot for tennis alsoComment -
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Betonline is closing the gap quickly IMO. They offer some things 5Dimes doesn't - like Game Totals for players. They have been doing that for the late rounds of other tourneys, not just Slams. Good to have both if you play all season.Comment -
Bovada has largest availability of in game tennis that I am familiar withComment -
Yeah. No complaints. I actually have been pleasantly surprised with their tennis options. They also have some of the matches available in-play for Masters Events this year and I am sure for Slams. I played more with them because they offer a bonus on all CC deposits. They are also an easier out than 5D if you're American, at least for the first one. 5D makes you withdraw a min. of $1000. Betonline I think is $500.Comment -
bovada has terrible lines/juice but they do put up a lot of games. they have most props for the bigger matches. ive seen props as obscure as over/under first serve percentage, which was offered for ferrer/murray in miami. however, they have never had set spreads, only game spreads and set props.
best part about bovada is the live betting. they have per game, per set, and match betting live. it is hard to tell before-hand whether the game will be offered live, but if its a bigger match, chances are they will offer it live, which means you have the opportunity to lay a pre-game bet to hedge against later, or wait for the favorite to go down a set before taking the money line.Comment -
IMO, live betting doesn't justify using Bovada. I'd rather have the full array of pre-match options like totals and spreads than getting a shot at live betting maybe late in Masters Events and some of the big names in Slams.
Their lines are whack and their options when it's not a Slam are limited. They usually have MLs only and maybe two props per match where you can bet on the set results 2-0, 2-1, etc.
With 5Dimes and Betonline available to US players and easy funding for both, there really is no reason to use Bovada IMO. Used to be that you could make a case because of funding issues, but that's not really a trouble spot any more for any of these books if you have a DC or CC.Comment -
I had sworn off Bovada/Bodog for about year after some slow pay issues and the deterioration of their poker site. However, only thing that brought me back was their tennis lines. While you can typically find a better line elsewhere pre-match, they open before Bookmaker/DSI and seem to have the most available in-game betting by far. Heritage good, but no CC makes deposit inconvenient at times. 5dimes solid tennis, but they won't take my action. Bookmaker/DSI pretty worthless for tennis. Maybe I need to deposit BetOnline. Does BetOnline have in-game? For some reason this is one of the only offshores I have not used in the past 12 years.Comment -
The reason why I list betonline 3rd is because of payout complaints, they haven't stiff anyone but they make you jump through hoops to get your money
If you want live wagering, I would rank youwager #1 for the best in play optionComment -
Betonline payouts are no worse than 5Dimes. You can find any book where some people have never had a problem and the same book where 52% of the people swear they are crooks.
If you're American, you're going to be more limited in payouts any how and generally it's slow at most places - but the bottom line to me is getting paid. Sure, I don't want to wait a month, but I also am not gonna bitch about two weeks time. If you need the money quicker than that, you probably shouldn't have been betting that money in the 1st place.Comment -
Youwager solid as a rock IMO, I used them a lot during college basketball season and got paid very quickly
Tennis is very minimum, ml only and live wagers
currently not funded there because they don't have team totals for MLB, planning to reload with them once football starts, love thier nickel juice on FridaysComment
