I found Risk-free money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

• Arbitrage opportunities are relatively rare.  Seeking "arbs" are a lot of work for a relatively small profit, percentage-wise.  As a result, the large Wall Street firms typically do this in large size.

• Commission costs might make it too expensive to take the position (eliminate profit).  Professional Wall Street arbitrageurs often trade in bulk and have negotiated low commission costs.  Note that in the case of the sports investor, "vig" replaces commission costs.

• Other arbitrageurs (and the market itself) often corrects mis-pricings rapidly and diminishes the arb's profit potential

I'de like to once again, personally thank George Bush for sneaking in this legislation that puts Joey Butufuco, the local bookie, back in business....get ur money while u can....what a bunch of shizit, yet I can buy lotto tickets, powerball, bet the dogs and goto the local Semonhole tribe casino....scrizew u, Bush!

ATTENTION: FEDS BAG BODOG

The U.S. government recently seized $24 million from bank accounts linked to Bodog, the giant, illegal-under-U.S.-law Internet gaming operation founded by Canadian tycoon Calvin Ayre.

Federal filings make very clear that a serious criminal investigation of the Bodog enterprise is ongoing. At a minimum, word of the seizures is likely to rattle the confidence of U.S.-based online gamblers that they will receive their winnings, not only from Bodog but from the industry's other remaining participants.

Entire article at: https://www.forbes.com/2008/07/30/calvin-ayre-bodog-biz-beltway-cx_jn_wb_0730ayre .html?partner=yahootix

When I started getting delays on my Sportsbook account for my winnings this year, I decided, "no more online sportsbooks." I now have a .01 balance and will NEVER give them a dime again. And, the day will come that your banks will not cash those checks and HOLD U accountable for the funds. Just looking out for my fellow degenerates!!!