M&M Sports

Guest · Sep 20, 2000

Just wanted to post this here in its own thread. Anyone who knows of Del Mar's fine reputation needs to read this....

M&M Sports
Junior Member posted 09-20-2000 01:31 PM
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M&M Sports, in affiliation with Del Mar, is open to the idea of accepting 'wise guy' players.
We can accept 20K on a NFL side and sometimes we can accept 30, 40 or up to 50K.
We follow the Las Vegas odds on parlays and teasers.

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STINGCC
Moderator posted 09-20-2000 02:09 PM
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Believe me when I say this is a book to watch out for as is Bet Green. Under the same roof as Delmar. I've had a chance to visit this fine operation on the outskirts of San Jose in a beautiful new 4 story complex. Thoroughly impressed.

StoneCold+ · May 7, 2003

Never heard of this BOOK?

jjgold · May 7, 2003

Sting I get very weary when I hear the outrageous statements books make like this:

M&M Sports, in affiliation with Del Mar, is open to the idea of accepting 'wise guy' players.
We can accept 20K on a NFL side and sometimes we can accept 30, 40 or up to 50K.
We follow the Las Vegas odds on parlays and teasers.

Reminds me of THe Fort Knox hype and they lasted 1 year only.

Good Luck

MYFOOTBALLGAME · May 7, 2003

Everything I hear is that Melvin of M and M let his sister book Apache run off with several clients money. Players still owed by these crooks. I would never trust anyone like Melvin. The guy was quoted as saying "I eat gringos for breakfast." Stay far away from this book, and "The Office" that they run similar to the way they ran Apache.
This moves makes perfect since though, just more money to steal.

RPM · May 7, 2003

guys, please be advised that the post date of this thread is...

posted September 20, 2000 05:13 PM

Chadster · May 7, 2003

Melvin is one of the nicest people in the biz. We were on the same plane back to the USA a few weeks ago.

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