What can you say about World Wide Wagering (W.W.W.)?

[Underdog7]

Any feedback?

[reno]

I started playing with them a few weeks ago. They use the same software as SOS. They have a 10-cent line to -150, and then go to a 15-cent line. By the time you get to -200, it is a 30-cent line. They take two dimes on sides and a dime on totals.

All I've done is win there. I don't think I've had a losing day yet. They strike me as a very professional operation. I received a 18-dime bank wire pronto, and I just ordered a 7-dime Fed-Ex check on Monday, which I expect to receive tomorrow or Thursday.

When I first started playing there, I saw all kinds of different numbers, which I naturally bet for the two-dime limit. However, in the past week I've hardly seen anything different. It make me wonder if they're now purposely sticking me with clone lines.

If I continue to see only clone lines, I will have to move on to greener pastures.

Just think, I spent 16 years in school and not one teacher ever told me that the greatest obstacle I would face in making a living would be clone lines. Who says an education prepares you for the world?

[Underdog7]

Reno - try to go for a Masters then PHD degree. That will be another 4 years in addition to your sixteen and might prepare you for clone lines.

Kidding aside, since they have the same software as SOS, do they follow Don Best or Jim Feist's lines? That 18 dimes you were saying by wire, how long did it take you to get it? One more thing, since you were expecting for a Fedex tomorrow or by Thursday
then that means to say, it takes 3-4 days not overnight. Last but not the least, overall, are they highly recommended, "stay away" from them recommended or what? Thanks in advance.

[reno]

Underdog7,

In terms of solidity, they have been around quite awhile and are the Bettorsworld Cream of the Crop List. I feel my money is safe with them.

However, either they have gone to clone line for everyone in the past week, or else they singled me out and are sticking me with them. I don't know the story.

In the 3 weeks that I've played there, I've beaten them for 25-30 dimes. And no bet has been over 2 dimes.

[Scott Landau]

I'll second that, Reno. I've experienced this myself and heard it from others. There are 2 ways to get red-flagged by any of these off-shores if you are number hunting. In one case, you beat them on the moves and the moves have a good week. In the other, they run too far with the steam, you buy back on the cold side and the moves have a bad week.Either way, the first great week you have scalping either way with these places, everything changes. As soon as you give your account number you are put on hold for 30 seconds, transferred, and dealt a clone line. Better they throw you out rather than waste everybody's time.

[AussieVamp2]

reno,

actually an academic down here got a bit of flack for suggesting rugrats should be taught about gambling, seeing it was so prevalent here

[sportshobby]

AV, that's an interesting story.

I'm a bit different in my beliefs about this sort of thing than the mainstream (American). I've tried to teach my kids a little bit about drinking and gambling, for their benefit. Many would laugh at this statement.

That's not to say that they drink and gamble. But rather that they hear conversation about both the good and bad of each.