i need any tornaments
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pinnacle if you can use it
they dont allow US customers thoughComment -
Ulver where are you from?Comment -
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@ Robb,
Spring, Texas
just north of Houston
i use Bookmaker and BetPhoenix as of now, though im a little irked at BetPhoenix for a wager I placed a few weeks ago that they rejected and didn't inform me about until I noticed it and had to ask Tech support why they cleared a wager and didn't notify me of itComment -
oh, I thought europe cause you mentioned pinnacle.Comment -
Pinnacle is the best book if you can use it, as far as getting the best lines goComment -
i also use BetPhoenix, but i never had any problems..imo go for either betphoenix or www.5dimes.com is also one of the popular ones!Originally posted by Ulver86
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If in the US, look at Matchbook, Greek, Bookmaker, WSEX and 5 Dimes. If the liquidity is there, Matchbook will give you better number more than 75% of the time than any of the last four mentioned. Liquidity at Matchbook, though, has declined since the US Open and seems to have dried up a lot during the Asian swing and Moscow/Stockholm this week.Comment -
The profit from tennis betting mostly comes from the individual odds errors at each bookie since they are much less uniform than e.g. football or soccer bets. Therefore a serious amount of my tennis bets goes to high juice books like sportingbet or bwin.
So the "best bookie" is having several accounts and taking the best odd available.Comment -
5dimes.comComment -
5dimes and pinnacle, as well as many good european booksComment -
Phoenix has some "fair" lines compared to the others, but have a limit of 100 bucks on overnight lines. So I just chalk up on Bookmaker.Comment
