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I'm sure that being a pro gambler is everyone's dream. However, Limits are a big problem.

In addition, even if you win too much you can be limited by your bookie.

So what we can do?

Using 4-5 A+ Bookie may be a good solution? Let's be serious. These bookes are making lots of $$$ every week, every month. I'm sure that even if you withdraw 3,000 every month, it won't hurt your bookie. Correct me please if i'm wrong. Is there something I don't know?

Maybe we can overcome limits by using multiple sportsbooks?

Anyone making a living by this way? All comments are welcome. Thanks!

 
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Sorry for the double post. Lets carry on at this thread please.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by JoshLewis:

I'm sure that being a pro gambler is everyone's dream. However, Limits are a big problem.

In addition, even if you win too much you can be limited by your bookie.

So what we can do?

Using 4-5 A+ Bookie may be a good solution? Let's be serious. These bookes are making lots of $$$ every week, every month. I'm sure that even if you withdraw 3,000 every month, it won't hurt your bookie. Correct me please if i'm wrong. Is there something I don't know?

Maybe we can overcome limits by using multiple sportsbooks?

Anyone making a living by this way? All comments are welcome. Thanks!

I am not making a living out of sport betting but I'd like to ().

I think everyone around dreams at making their living on sport betting.

But I think you can overcome limits by using multiple books. I don't think that a A+ bookie will refuse you a withdrawal, I never heard anyone complaining about such a thing. And besides, you're not taking the money from the bookie when you win, you're taking the money from other bettors that are losing, right?

 
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I'm going after my dream of being a proffesional gambler and after many years of going in debt thru playing such things as roulette, blackjack and craps, I believe that sports betting is the only way to go to make serious money even if you have to use 5 books or more to escape the limits.  If you start out with a $100  dollers and double it every 2 months using 2% to 5%  betting method then its possible to become a millionare in 3 years. Now that I had really bad experience with playing roulette on line  I'm just going to concentrate on sports betting and go for it.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by JoshLewis:

I'm sure that being a pro gambler is everyone's dream. However, Limits are a big problem. Spread your bets around different books

In addition, even if you win too much you can be limited by your bookie. Open different accounts under different names. Friends and relatives with different names will help out

So what we can do?

Using 4-5 A+ Bookie may be a good solution? Let's be serious. These bookes are making lots of $$$ every week, every month. I'm sure that even if you withdraw 3,000 every month, it won't hurt your bookie. Correct me please if i'm wrong. Is there something I don't know? You don't get restricted for winning too much, doesn't happen and if somebody told you they did they are full of shit. Proper books like Pinnacle won't do this anyway. You get restricted for constantly getting top price

Maybe we can overcome limits by using multiple sportsbooks? B.I.N.G.O.

Anyone making a living by this way? All comments are welcome. Thanks!

 
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I agree with secondagain that no respectable sports book would throw you off or limit the amount  a person can make or cash out on their site.  I know Tod makes a living at sports betting. He's a tout on here and goes by  psic on here. look him up and read his articles. He's really helpful in e-mail if you have any questions and doesn't try to sell you anything, check out his covers page.
 
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Hey Secondagain, I agree about pinny not restricting you for winning, but some top rated books will. This is from personal experience.

I really miss Pinny, but unless I move out of USA, I'll have to do without 'em.

Any ideas as to how I can play at Pinny without moving out?

Anybody?Thanks in advance.
 
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I really miss Pinny, but unless I move out of USA, I'll have to do without 'em.

Any ideas as to how I can play at Pinny without moving out?

Anybody?Thanks in advance.


Forget Pinny unless you know someone living across the border who could take care of your account. You could access the account and place bets but can't be under your name.
 
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Actually - I'm not sure if you could access the account but in the worst case, you have someone put in your plays.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jebe99:



Hey Secondagain, I agree about pinny not restricting you for winning, but some top rated books will. This is from personal experience.

I really miss Pinny, but unless I move out of USA, I'll have to do without 'em.

Any ideas as to how I can play at Pinny without moving out?

Anybody?Thanks in advance.


Which A+ books do it? (5dimes?)
 
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Not 5Dimes.Their supervisors are little rude but they are upfront and solid, won't back stab you.

Bet Jamaica lowered my limit to $500 a game sometime ago.
Their CS is top notch, but they do collar the winners in the long run.

They put on a happy face, but if you win consistently, they play hard ball with you.

Bookmaker has, from time to time lowered the limits on some of my plays.
 
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Unless you need to do parlays and teasers, Matchbook is the way to go.  The limits are simply what will be matched, and from my experience, it's MUCH higher than what a traditional book will offer.  Want to bet 10k on a regular season baseball game?  No problem.  I think you could get 25k to 50k matched on there. To top it off, the lines are more competitive than the books most of the time.   
 
 
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Matchbook is great for US citiziens. Betfair is the way to go for EU citiziens.

Unfortunately, American Sports' betting volume/lqudity in betfair is very low :(
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