In my copious spare time, I try to play more with them, since this is the topic, I ask about payments, speaking to the GM, he guarantee successful delivery (small or big payouts) and the organization will want to invest more in customer service, he said. And that can only benefit players, the referred members, the future customers, and the company as a whole.

Post Edited (Halifax) : 9/21/2005 11:16:55 AM (GMT-4)

Well anyone that knows anything should also know that a book offering spreads around so called key numbers with little or no vig adjustment have to be looked at very carefully. If everyone is painted -7 -110, and they are offering -6.5 -115. To me that is obviously an example that they are gambling, plain and simple. Especailly if guys are hitting it and it still isn't moving.

Cutting limits does show some sense that they want to limit losses, so not wholesale selling out I guess. But it also might be an indication that they don't have any money either.

So it raises a question...are they trying to limit the amount they might have to stiff people by lowering their limits? Or are they really looking to make a profit and by limiting certain people it helps keep the profit coming?

I don't play there, and I never heard of them before. Doesn't mean much really. But from what I have read here I wouldn't play there without expecting to be stiffed with anything less than a 70% probabilty, and surely to be slow payed with a 90% probability.

Too many books out there that are a lot safer, and one can find the lines they offer at some point if the player bets before the steam hits.

Pass