When the book says there's a max limit on your bet, what's stopping me from just making another one for the same max amount? Is that frowned upon?
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08-11-12 09:52 AM #1
making 2 bets when your first one hits a max limit?
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08-11-12 10:33 AM #2
Nothing do it.
Normally 5Dimes would not let me make a 2nd wager if it's at the same price...But sometimes they do, which I find weird. Then always think "these motherfukkers are accepting this bet, because they know it's gonna lose"
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08-11-12 10:47 AM #3
^lol, no doubt. thanks
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