Jack, I know this is about a non-sponsor so delete it if you must. I just hate to see gamblers affected by oddball cases that don't really apply to them.
Sportsinteraction has been getting a ton of bad publicity lately and rightfully so. People have had to go through circuitous verification processes in order to get withdrawls and some players have complained about having money "stolen" from them via cancelled bets, odds fixing, etc. If your modus operandi is to scam a book or deposit via any method besides Neteller, then I would certainly stay away from Sportsinteraction. If you need your money quickly when you request a withdrawl, then stay away from Sportsinteraction. If, however, you only use Neteller for sportsbook transactions, you follow all posted rules at a sportsbook and you don't mind waiting a week or two to get your money out, then Sportsinteraction is still a great book for underdog bettors.
Those who have followed Sportsinteraction complaints know that the vast, vast majority of these complaints have come from folks who do not use Neteller. Many have also come from people who tried to circumvent Sportsinteraction's low limits by opening multiple accounts for their "brother" or "father". There are also many complaints about getting kicked out for winning too much (but still getting paid what you are owed). The people who have not complained are those who play just one account, accept their low limits and are willing to wait for their payouts.
I don't play at Sportsinteraction. This is because I don't like having to wait several days for a payout to be processed and I don't particularly like using Neteller. But for many people out there, Sportsinteraction would fit your needs. If you are a low limit player who uses Neteller and you are willing to wait for withdrawls sometimes, then Sportsinteraction is a good book for underdog bettors. If you don't fit that profile, then stay the heck away from there.
Quite frankly, there are not all that many books out there any more that move on action and offer great "square" lines. What I mean by "square" is offering good value on lines by moving them on action and not keeping them on a certain number just because most other books are on a certain number. Sportsinteraction is probably the best book for that type of value, along with a couple of other non-Mad Jack's sponsors and WSEX.
Sportsinteraction has been getting a ton of bad publicity lately and rightfully so. People have had to go through circuitous verification processes in order to get withdrawls and some players have complained about having money "stolen" from them via cancelled bets, odds fixing, etc. If your modus operandi is to scam a book or deposit via any method besides Neteller, then I would certainly stay away from Sportsinteraction. If you need your money quickly when you request a withdrawl, then stay away from Sportsinteraction. If, however, you only use Neteller for sportsbook transactions, you follow all posted rules at a sportsbook and you don't mind waiting a week or two to get your money out, then Sportsinteraction is still a great book for underdog bettors.
Those who have followed Sportsinteraction complaints know that the vast, vast majority of these complaints have come from folks who do not use Neteller. Many have also come from people who tried to circumvent Sportsinteraction's low limits by opening multiple accounts for their "brother" or "father". There are also many complaints about getting kicked out for winning too much (but still getting paid what you are owed). The people who have not complained are those who play just one account, accept their low limits and are willing to wait for their payouts.
I don't play at Sportsinteraction. This is because I don't like having to wait several days for a payout to be processed and I don't particularly like using Neteller. But for many people out there, Sportsinteraction would fit your needs. If you are a low limit player who uses Neteller and you are willing to wait for withdrawls sometimes, then Sportsinteraction is a good book for underdog bettors. If you don't fit that profile, then stay the heck away from there.
Quite frankly, there are not all that many books out there any more that move on action and offer great "square" lines. What I mean by "square" is offering good value on lines by moving them on action and not keeping them on a certain number just because most other books are on a certain number. Sportsinteraction is probably the best book for that type of value, along with a couple of other non-Mad Jack's sponsors and WSEX.
