I have a serious question. I have burned through all the local bookies that my brother and cousins could get for me. Now I can't put down anymore plays, as they won't take my actions.
I bet on college football and college basketball spreads and overs/unders on first halves, second halves, and whole games. I also bet on MLB overs/unders. My bet size ranges from $500 to $1000 per play.
For those who regularly bet online in Vegas with those casinos that offer online betting, what is the typical juice? Have you been backed off (not allowed to play) because you're a long-term winner? If not backed off, did the casinos adjust the juice specifically for your account to make it unplayable for you--for example, after I won 9K over three weeks, my local bookie adjusted the juice in my account from -105 to -110 and -115 on all games.
Given my bet size, please recommend some Vegas online books. And do they report winnings to IRS?
Thanks for your responses.
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Hello, guys.
I have a serious question. I have burned through all the local bookies that my brother and cousins could get for me. Now I can't put down anymore plays, as they won't take my actions.
I bet on college football and college basketball spreads and overs/unders on first halves, second halves, and whole games. I also bet on MLB overs/unders. My bet size ranges from $500 to $1000 per play.
For those who regularly bet online in Vegas with those casinos that offer online betting, what is the typical juice? Have you been backed off (not allowed to play) because you're a long-term winner? If not backed off, did the casinos adjust the juice specifically for your account to make it unplayable for you--for example, after I won 9K over three weeks, my local bookie adjusted the juice in my account from -105 to -110 and -115 on all games.
Given my bet size, please recommend some Vegas online books. And do they report winnings to IRS?
You realize there are no "Vegas online books", right? They're just an app for your phone or tablet that's an extension of the casino sportsbook themselves. You can only use those books if you're physically in the state of NV. So no, they don't adjust juice because you're a winning player. Also, if you won $9k over 3 weeks, then your action wouldn't even raise the slightest eyebrow in an LV sportsbook, as that's small change.
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You realize there are no "Vegas online books", right? They're just an app for your phone or tablet that's an extension of the casino sportsbook themselves. You can only use those books if you're physically in the state of NV. So no, they don't adjust juice because you're a winning player. Also, if you won $9k over 3 weeks, then your action wouldn't even raise the slightest eyebrow in an LV sportsbook, as that's small change.
No online books, and as hinz said, you can use an app to bet games if you are in Nevada and use the Cantor system, also you have to deposit the money in person at the sportsbook.
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No online books, and as hinz said, you can use an app to bet games if you are in Nevada and use the Cantor system, also you have to deposit the money in person at the sportsbook.
9k in bets is no big deal in vegas. ive seen guys walk up to the window with a paperbag and lay 10k on a game multiple times. ive seen dave cokin and pete rose lay 20k on florida state on a thursday night game about 15 years ago at the MGM.
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9k in bets is no big deal in vegas. ive seen guys walk up to the window with a paperbag and lay 10k on a game multiple times. ive seen dave cokin and pete rose lay 20k on florida state on a thursday night game about 15 years ago at the MGM.
btw, I have a Cantor Gaming Windows PC account and it's the greatest thing since bubbles in beer. NO more running to some damn sportsbook and fighting the crowds to book. just wish William Hill would develop a Windows PC system to go along with their phone app
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btw, I have a Cantor Gaming Windows PC account and it's the greatest thing since bubbles in beer. NO more running to some damn sportsbook and fighting the crowds to book. just wish William Hill would develop a Windows PC system to go along with their phone app
no online vegas books , however you can get a proxy to place wagers for you under contract set up a account at some bank so you easyily transfrer funds back n forth he also needs same bank out there or a bank to send funds to you. His pay is weekly probably about $300 a week - $350 a week i wouldnt go higher than that he really isnt going all over town to lay bets down for you.
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no online vegas books , however you can get a proxy to place wagers for you under contract set up a account at some bank so you easyily transfrer funds back n forth he also needs same bank out there or a bank to send funds to you. His pay is weekly probably about $300 a week - $350 a week i wouldnt go higher than that he really isnt going all over town to lay bets down for you.
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