Heritage is a mid level book that has gone under a marketing policy of "invitation only" for a long time (whatever that means). 

The only other thing I know about them is that 3 years ago they would have been 50th+ on a list of best sportsbooks for Americans, and now they might be in the top 3.

I said it above and I will say it again - keeping a balance at a US facing sportsbook is now riskier than investing in junk bonds.  If you have that risk tolerance, or just want to wager - have at it.  But I cant spell it out for you any differently - if you have money at a US facing book you have better be willing to lose that money at any time.

In order to get a European book acct, a pinnacle acct, a MB account, or a Neteller acct, you need the following:

1.  An address outside of the USA, and a utility bill in your name at the same address, and preferably a drivers license with the same address.

2.  An IP address of that same country.

3.  A bank account in that same country.

Once you have those three things, the sports gambling world is your oyster.

1.  Risk.  There is a chance they will follow these other books and cave.  And some (like betus) did not pay out.

2.  Prices.  They have large house holds.

3.  Limits.  Very low limits

4.  Deposit and withdrawal limitations.

But if you are a rec gambler, who wants to bet 20 bucks a game and doesnt mind the risk - it is fine for you.  Im not saying that in any condecending way at all - just being matter of fact about it.

It is really sad that we are even mentioning SIA as a viable book, but when you only have a handful left, the sportsbooks.coms of the world enter your thinking when they never would have before.

options remain

VanZack,   You called it a long time ago  

This is actually the easiest.

Google "private VPN" - there are lots of companies - if you need specifics - PM me.

You will likely need one.  

If you have an IP of another country, you can use that IP from anywhere, including in theory while you are in the US.

BTW - these books DO care where you are betting from, even if you have an agent - there are no "wink wink" arrangements with Pinnacle or others.

They do geolocate the IP address, and you are at risk if you are betting on US soil with a US IP address.

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That was with no warning or what happens to my funds.

I have my biggest balance at 5 Dimes and thank God I had a very low balace at SI just to check for better prices on underdogs

What region are you LRM?

Is that Canada?

pretty good call van  

good time to be an agent 

Google private VPN.

Actually, google "private VPN poker"