Guys and gals I need some advice and suggestions if you care to take the time to respond.
Well I am two for two having had money in both Aces and Camelot. I am sure by no means am I the only one in this situation. As its a big gambling time with NCAA tourney starting next week whom do I deposit more money with to enable me to keep playing and feel that if I should win some money I may get paid?
I understand what I have read regarding Aces and their excessives bonuses and bogus lines in an effort to get out of the hole. Camelot, I don't know what caused them all the problems and can only hope that Mark will live up to his word.
Correct me if I am wrong in my assumption here that there are more guys that lose and redeposit then make substantial withdrawals. All of us know that while not impossible most of us don't consistently make money year after year.
One of the best handicappers here is our leader Jack and if you look at his free picks page he has had a poor year with the exception of college football and he even said that he made bad money management decisions in that area but Florida really saved him in the Orange Bowl.
So how is it that more and more of these books seem to be in financial trouble? Are they raiding their own resources and as soon as they get some substantial capital they just take it out for themselves?
Are all these books being hit hard and heavy by the "wiseguys" for huge amounts of money? If that is true why wouldnt these "groups" go and bet legally in Vegas instead of also risking losing very large sums of money which I am sure some may have done in these two cases.
Is it the greed of the operators that they want these guys in hopes that they will hit a bad spell and lose major dollars?
I understand that nobody is in business to lose money but how is it that there are so many problems arising with these various books?
Any thoughts or answers to some of these questions would be greatly appreciated.:shrug:
Well I am two for two having had money in both Aces and Camelot. I am sure by no means am I the only one in this situation. As its a big gambling time with NCAA tourney starting next week whom do I deposit more money with to enable me to keep playing and feel that if I should win some money I may get paid?
I understand what I have read regarding Aces and their excessives bonuses and bogus lines in an effort to get out of the hole. Camelot, I don't know what caused them all the problems and can only hope that Mark will live up to his word.
Correct me if I am wrong in my assumption here that there are more guys that lose and redeposit then make substantial withdrawals. All of us know that while not impossible most of us don't consistently make money year after year.
One of the best handicappers here is our leader Jack and if you look at his free picks page he has had a poor year with the exception of college football and he even said that he made bad money management decisions in that area but Florida really saved him in the Orange Bowl.
So how is it that more and more of these books seem to be in financial trouble? Are they raiding their own resources and as soon as they get some substantial capital they just take it out for themselves?
Are all these books being hit hard and heavy by the "wiseguys" for huge amounts of money? If that is true why wouldnt these "groups" go and bet legally in Vegas instead of also risking losing very large sums of money which I am sure some may have done in these two cases.
Is it the greed of the operators that they want these guys in hopes that they will hit a bad spell and lose major dollars?
I understand that nobody is in business to lose money but how is it that there are so many problems arising with these various books?
Any thoughts or answers to some of these questions would be greatly appreciated.:shrug:
