Taking my talents to Cantor

First off, if you don't (or are not willing to), give identifying info, you have to do things old school with the cash and carry, shoe-leather approach.

To leverage the current technology though, you need to let people know who you are. It's just the rules of the game if you want to play that way. Especially if you want the security and efficiency that comes with it.

Anyway, you hit the nail on the head. The real drawback is getting backed off. Cantor swears up and down they won't do that. I've bet $15k they won't. BUT, that was before the recent events. Now, I'm nervous. My plan doesn't work if I can only invest $500 or $1000 per event. I need to get action down to make money. I'll know soon enough, plays start in less than a week. I have a plan B if they have lowered their opening limits.

Ultimately, I see a type of day-trading operation where traders could rent Nevada space and then make their investment decisions legally and safely from anywhere. Then just have their Nevada office execute their investments. The trader is always (and is the only one), in control of his/her bankroll and investment decisions.

Anybody else see the potential there? The numbers could work for even the average day trader.

I am hesitant to list the first (or any plays), but I will and see how it goes:

Cleveland Cavaliers +10

do or die now.

Enough of that posting experiment. I'm going to lay low for awhile. I'll let you guys know how it's going after a little time goes by.

Early observations/adjustments though:

I was told a month ago by Cantor that I would see opening lines by 7pm and that the limits would be $2000 automatically but that I would get $2500 just for asking. The reality: The lines come out overnight and they are not even all listed. And worse, the lines have limits of $1000 for sides. Totals aren't even offered then. At least when the lines come out at around 8:30am on gameday, the limits are much higher and all the games are listed with totals.

So, (without much choice), I've adjusted to waiting until the gameday opening line. Of course, that means that there is a line out there in the market for 16 hours before I get to play it. This will have the effect of likely reducing the overall number of plays I have but hopefully the impact will be manageable. Actually, doing it this way greatly streamlines the process of getting the plays in and allows my business partner to productively use the rest of the day without having to constantly be checking to see if the lines are out for tomorrow yet. The whole process takes less than 30 minutes.

Now I have to leave it up to my algorithms and see what happens.

Nothing more I can do at this point.

Why rent a space when any person can act a a proxy. Just set up your cantor account, then call or text me and I can place the bets for you when ever you want.

Good Luck harry

thats the problem with vegas books. most have no overnite lines. they want to hold all the advantages. cantor only has an app.it's terrible,constantly locks up,resets and sometimes is totally blank. it's really a piece of crap.

stations and southpoint are really the only truest overnite lines,they are open till 4:30am everyday.