Another question for ya

[<omni>]

I was reading in another forum that if you bet market lines, don't chase steam, and don't take advantage of bad props, that books won't boot you out no matter how much you win. The idea is that they are only really after the "followers", and don't need any more of their type of action.

Is this true? If you do all your own work, and win, are you safe from the boot?

[egg nog]

that's alot of crap. they don't like winners period. who do you think the moron followers are following? the winners of course! if you do your own work, and win, you'll probably be on the "right" side more often than not. you'll probably be getting your number before the moves which will lead the brilliant bookmakers to the conclusion that you are somehow connected to a syndicate and or originator and then the games begin.if they had a clue, they would welcome the followers.

[Dragon]

Truer words have never been spoken. There may be a few books that will let you win continuously, but not most. Just like winning black jack players get banned from casinos.

Of course if your a small player, maybe a nickel and under, they'll probably let you win. Can't do much damage with those numbers.

[<omni>]

Thanks guys. That's pretty much what I thought when I heard that too, but it never hurts to get a second opinion.

[<Born Yesterday>]

Don't bet market lines and don't take advantage of bad numbers. hahahahahah.

That's like telling the black jack player he can win and won't get the boot as long as he hits on 17! These guys are too much!

[sportshobby]

Sadly true. I was really surprised recently to have my limits cut by Canbet - I thought they might be one of the last to do such a thing. And their "limits" are posted clearly on the site, for most but not all I suppose.