BONUSES--still going strong!

Fishhead · Aug 25, 2004

I have to laugh when I think back 3 years ago when so many prominent and respected people in this industry were saying that bonuses would be a thing of the past or a rarity in this industry come this time.

Quite the contrary.

There are so many bonuses in fact, it is actually very hard to keep up with them all currently.

Fishhead · Aug 25, 2004

Throw in other sportsbook attractions such as reduced vig, free gifts, contests, free half-points, cash back on losses, etc., etc., and you have one very competitive business.

JimFiestSux · Aug 25, 2004

Guess when you have maybe 20-25 top books and hundreds of small ones there will always be bonuses!

Fishhead · Aug 25, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by JimFiestSux:
Guess when you have maybe 20-25 top books and hundreds of small ones there will always be bonuses! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

The fact is Jimmy, some of those top 20-25 books are the ones offering great bonuses!!

But I hear what your saying, the good books need to use bonuses to keep the newbies away from the new books.

It will always be this way as long as there is tons of competition out there and sportsbetting continues with its astounding growth.

CedarCreaker · Aug 25, 2004

Fish...have buddy who wants to put $1000 offshore for the feetball season...probably bets around 50-100 per game...who you recommend?

Dante · Aug 25, 2004

Cedar.... for FEETBALL

I would say Skybook or olympic...also he could consider pinny

all I think give 10% bonus and are solid as rocks

Just my opinion good to see you posting cedar

Fishhead · Aug 25, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by CedarCreaker:
Fish...have buddy who wants to put $1000 offshore for the feetball season...probably bets around 50-100 per game...who you recommend? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Cant go wrong with 10-15 books.

Who would I choose?

Skybook
Bowmans
Pinny