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I would like to know what the current sportsbooks betting limits are in Vegas specifically looking to bet college football and NFL.  Will any one allow bets over 11,000 without having a players club card ? I don't want to get tracked. and banned Maybe I can stay under the radar if I bet 5000. Anybody have any ideas on the venetian , the M have high limits. Any suggestion would be helpful thanks

 
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Dont take this the wrong way
But if you have to ask questions like that.
I have serious doubts that you bet those amounts or should be betting those amounts.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by hillardoh1:

I would like to know what the current sportsbooks betting limits are in Vegas specifically looking to bet college football and NFL.  Will any one allow bets over 11,000 without having a players club card ? I don't want to get tracked. and banned Maybe I can stay under the radar if I bet 5000. Anybody have any ideas on the venetian , the M have high limits. Any suggestion would be helpful thanks

"will anyone allow bets over 11k" without having a players card?  "I don't want to get tracked"  "and banned" "Maybe I can stay under the radar" 

you sound like you're doing something 'wrong' by making a 5 digit wager...banned for what? tracked for what? who cares if you stay above, or below the radar? the book of your choice could care less. that's a fact.....

I would suggest/recommend that you use a Cantor Sportsbook, they all have applied software that incorporates un-limited wagering. (M Resort is one of many (Cantor SportBooks) that fits this criteria) also, The Mirage took a $200k wager from Mayweather for the Super Bowl (he bet Denver ML) that's also a fact...so un- limited wagering is really no problem in Nevada

there are sportbooks in LV that do have (20k) limits; many of them;  that's also a fact....

 
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Limits are created to limit loses to a player also. So you can't come back and say you have a gambling issue and they took advantage of your sickness. If you have the funds, and they know it's not your entire savings, you can get your bets in.
 
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As long as they haven't gotten you drunk, sportbooks don't care if you are betting the rent and there is nothing you can do to plead your case when you crash/burn.
 
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^ This..Limits are so they don't get caught too topheavy on one side correct? garbage a ticket writer at the Rio had to ask a supervisor when I placed a $50 prop bet on NFL most rushing yards that would have paid $2 dimes..I'm thinking what??
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mafioso:

Dont take this the wrong way
But if you have to ask questions like that.
I have serious doubts that you bet those amounts or should be betting those amounts.

HMMMM I hit 69% win  rate  last year in  nfl games. I think I know what im doing. I just tired of all the slow pay or no pay online sports books having to wait 6 weeks to get a check from online sportsbooks living in rest of america. At least in vegas, england, canada  u get paid. Canada has parlays but awful odds.
 
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No disrespect intended
Sorry i came off like that, Just a lot of guys ask that question trying to boast about monopoly money bets.

You wont have a problem laying big bets in Vegas but the juice and lifestyle may get you.

A cautionary tale is in the promotions forum
started by the now very broke College Gambler.


forget Vegas
Move to Costa Rica and you have a plethora of sports books at your disposal 
Cost of living is cheap and the juice wont break you
 
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does anyone know what is the max dollars you can bet on parlay in vegas Can i put 500 or a 1000 on a ticket
 
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Off course u can 
 
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On a parlay,the advantage is with the Book because of the" sucker"payoffs vs real odds so books love to handle but inorder to limit exposure to lightning strike many books limit the Payout on any parlay. I've seen books limit any 1 parlay to pay$ 125k but there are other limits on ML underdogs(baseball/football/Basketball).The Book will calculate the payoff of any parlay before it is bet and that is how they limit them.With the usual football ATS parlay,they know they are screwing the player with odds so they don't limit the amount of the Lay.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by 666LES:

On a parlay,the advantage is with the Book because of the" sucker"payoffs vs real odds so books love to handle but inorder to limit exposure to lightning strike many books limit the Payout on any parlay. I've seen books limit any 1 parlay to pay$ 125k but there are other limits on ML underdogs(baseball/football/Basketball).The Book will calculate the payoff of any parlay before it is bet and that is how they limit them.With the usual football ATS parlay,they know they are screwing the player with odds so they don't limit the amount of the Lay.

Ok so let's say I got to Vegas and go to Westgate sports book , and I wanted to make a 3 games parlay. There is no limit to how much money I can put up but my total earrings can't exceed 125k? ( like as a example to what you said)
 
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The limit on an ATS 3 team parley would be what ever would pay no more then $125k (If that is the Westgate limit). The True Odds on a 3-team would be 8-1 and Westgate  might be 5-1(?) so the limit on a 3-teamer would be $25k.I would bet that it would require a OK but they would love to take that bet. The payoff on any 1 parlay can't exceed the limit.
 
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666LES Thank you
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sports_Network:

" tracked for what?

Doesn't William Hill require you to have a player's card with them for wages above $1000? I'm almost positive I've seen signs posted before.

Anyways, any CG book (formerly called Cantor) or Westage should not be an issue.

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