asian books

nobooks · Oct 6, 2004

Do you know which are the best books in asian market to bet on soccer on asian handicap?

Actualluy i use Sob , Pointebet , Indobet , Pacific, Vip...
They are -104 on every soccer game and i withdraw many money from them without problems.

Somebody know other similar book with the same solidity and kind of quotation on soccer handicap?

Thank you for every help and contribute

matahari · Oct 6, 2004

Actualluy i use Sob , Pointebet , Indobet , Pacific, Vip...

If you use all of these I doubt you'll find anything better.

nobooks · Oct 7, 2004

Thank you for your contribute matahari

I know that the and books that i use for soccer are very good.

You know that asian market is the sharpest market in the world and to have the more number of books to bet on asian hd is the best think in my opinion.

But every day there are new books that operate in asian and is very diffucult to know the solidity and affidability of a new book in particular of an asian book...

For example today i' m looking at asianodds.com they have very good quotes but i don't know anything about their solidity....

acw · Oct 7, 2004

Mansion

nobooks and matahari,

Good to see you guys back!

Lets start talking Mansion! Come face it! They are the best.

You guys do not have to sit behind your PC the whole day anymore to wait till you see some price move at one book and that you need to tackle it at another, these guys will continue to give you the old price. They simply do not move the line! Is that not fantastic, so stop moaning about all those minor percentages. Mansion is the way to go! You call it straight betting.

nobooks · Oct 7, 2004

Bye Acw

I Saw Mansion and i know that the manager it's an indonesian

I saw they have good quotation -105 on hd and i saw that they don't move their lines.
But i've an answer for you Acw: do you know their affidabilty?iIs it good ?
Or at this moment they don't move quotations because they are looking for new clients ?

thank you

matahari · Oct 7, 2004

What's Mansion ? Certainly it's not mansion.com, is it ?

nobooks · Oct 7, 2004

I think it' s mansion.com

It's a new Therx advisor

http://www.gamblingpress.com/archive/2004/08/0285-mansion-sportsbook.htm

tis is an article about mansion

matahari · Oct 7, 2004

I think it' s mansion.com It's a new Therx advisor http://www.gamblingpress.com/archiv...-sportsbook.htm tis is an article about mansion

Couldn't find nowhere asian handicap offers, their 3-way juice is no marvel either. Moreover, it doesn't sound good if the following is true:

Press release from Canbet:

Publicly listed Corporate bookmaking companies, International All Sports Limited (IAS) and Canbet Limited, which signed a merger agreement in August, continue to make progress in bringing the entities together, which will bring substantial benefits to both customers and shareholders of the two companies.

IAS was established by Bookmaking legend Mark Read, in 1995, who remains Executive Chairman and brings over 30 years of wagering expertise to the enterprise.

Since the merger announcement a number of achievements have been made;

Firstly, the former management team that was responsible for Canbet?s poor business practice and performance has been removed with a new management structure taking over and generating improved results. Canbet?s loss-making deals, arrangements and partnerships have been terminated. (The previous failed management has been dispersed most of which are now employed by the bookmaking company Mansions).

IAS has introduced cutting edge technology, new systems, new customer conversions, and new staff including specialist personnel from IAS redeployed to the UK operation.

No Canbet debt has been transferred to the merged entity.

IAS has a strong balance sheet with healthy cash reserves giving customers the long-term security they expect from a substantial corporate bookmaker.

You can now look forward to IAS launching new and complementary businesses and an expanded product range that includes horse racing.

unless the people mentioned in the former article are frontmen of the asians.

SportSavant · Oct 12, 2004

do any of these asian books offer any value when betting on USA sports?

acw · Oct 12, 2004

Quite a bit more has been written on this Mansion the past few days on all the forums. Yes, I would be very careful with this book, if it were already that I discovered a few bugs in their software. Left alone their whole business strategy; taking as many positions as possible to promote their book.

However. There is something (but at what cost) this book does seem to manage and that is attracting clients world wide. Literally no other sportsbook or betting exchange has managed this so far, of which BetFair's failure is most likely to be the saddest of all. They should have managed here in Asia to get feet on the ground long time ago already, but any suggestion that I give to them has been ignored so far. (Maybe I should start telling them what I think they should actually not do and then they may do the opposite). Anyhow this Indonesian managed to get more Asian clients in two months than BetFair has during the past four years. True story!

SportSavant · Oct 12, 2004

acw, can Candians get accounts with Asian Books? is there any point for North American sports?

acw · Oct 12, 2004

Candians get accounts with Asian Books?
Yes.

is there any point for North American sports?
There is no point in having accounts with Asian books at all, unless you want to play real big and are very informative. The Asian market is so much sharper than the Caribbean (even on American sports) and the trick is to use the Asian market to bet into the Caribbean, as nobooks and matahari already indicate a little bit.

SportSavant · Oct 13, 2004

what would be a book you would recommend looling into for a first time asian market book?

nobooks · Oct 13, 2004

A question for you Acw

I don't know any asian book that offers american sports...

Only Pointbet that offerrs mlb i think...

Do you know other asian books tha offers somethin othes american sports ?

Tahnk you for your help

nobooks · Oct 13, 2004

SportSavant said:
what would be a book you would recommend looling into for a first time asian market book?

For you i reccommend pointbet.

I't s possible to deposit with moneybookers and this think it's very impertant for american or canadian people.
And the offer not only soccer but also tennis horses and sone american sports like mlb

acw · Oct 13, 2004

Indosoccer will start offering other sports.

GLopez · Oct 14, 2004

Hi guys,

What does "Sob" actually mean? Can you give me the address of this bookie?

nobooks · Oct 14, 2004

GLopez said:
Hi guys,

What does "Sob" actually mean? Can you give me the address of this bookie?

www.sportbookieonline.com

fookineejit · Oct 17, 2004

Pointbet offer some US sports such as NFL, NBA and MLB.

However Pinnacle is usually better value for these sports.

Pointbet is of course better for soccer but they are also much sharper in my experience.

Mansion is looking to have alot of value at the moment but their longevity remains a concern. They do offer asian handicaps though despite the earlier post claiming they had difficulty finding them.

LogansRun · Oct 19, 2004

Do you guys know of any books that offers asian handicap on Argentina Apertura or Brazilian Serie A (besides :uzi: gamebookers)? Pretty much everyone offer 1x2 on the major leagues but it's hard to find anyone who offers South America or Mexico as 1x2 AND asian.