I like the variety of wagering offerings, plus the team "search" feature.. with so many options it can be difficult to find the team you want to bet on. (i.e. 5 pages of NCAAF to scroll through)
Because of the java scoreboard, etc., it loads slowly for me, but my computer is not the greatest. Also, my monitor is on the small side, and the wagering options are off the page so that I have to scroll sideways to see the boxes where you type in the amt you want to bet. I have to be very careful that I am typing the amount in the right box, as I can't see the team names anymore.
Because of the java scoreboard, etc., it loads slowly for me, but my computer is not the greatest. Also, my monitor is on the small side, and the wagering options are off the page so that I have to scroll sideways to see the boxes where you type in the amt you want to bet. I have to be very careful that I am typing the amount in the right box, as I can't see the team names anymore.
I heartily and vociferously recommend staying the hell away from Sirbet.
I had withdrawal problems early on when a CS person tried to contravene a clause DIRECTLY and explicitly written into a bonus I had received on a deposit...she screamed at me on the phone and refused to pay, all over $30. Corby called shortly thereafter, apologized and made good, but it should not require headaches and intervention by the manager just to get a lousy payout.
Thumbs down for that one.
Later, I had the infamous blackjack issue..made a ton in X hands, lost close to the same amount (after making a withdrawal) in a virtually equal number of hands. I emailed Corby directly -- as he invited me to contact him if there were any more problems after the withdrawal fiasco -- and asked him politely to assuage my worries about the casino being rigged. I got a terse form letter in response. I tried emailing him again, and again politely, and that time received nothing.
If that ain't enough to scare you away, you're far too forgiving of sinister books. Sirbet has seen my last penny, and I don't think they should see any of yours.
I had withdrawal problems early on when a CS person tried to contravene a clause DIRECTLY and explicitly written into a bonus I had received on a deposit...she screamed at me on the phone and refused to pay, all over $30. Corby called shortly thereafter, apologized and made good, but it should not require headaches and intervention by the manager just to get a lousy payout.
Thumbs down for that one.
Later, I had the infamous blackjack issue..made a ton in X hands, lost close to the same amount (after making a withdrawal) in a virtually equal number of hands. I emailed Corby directly -- as he invited me to contact him if there were any more problems after the withdrawal fiasco -- and asked him politely to assuage my worries about the casino being rigged. I got a terse form letter in response. I tried emailing him again, and again politely, and that time received nothing.
If that ain't enough to scare you away, you're far too forgiving of sinister books. Sirbet has seen my last penny, and I don't think they should see any of yours.
Ain't just the casino game, General.
It's the CS' cheap and deceitful means of avoiding withdrawals, and Corby's excitement in being involved with players who may potentially send him money, and his conspicuous absence with others who have already lost it to him.
Piss poor and unprofessional, as far as I'm concerned. There are better outs to be had.
It's the CS' cheap and deceitful means of avoiding withdrawals, and Corby's excitement in being involved with players who may potentially send him money, and his conspicuous absence with others who have already lost it to him.
Piss poor and unprofessional, as far as I'm concerned. There are better outs to be had.
I did a review of Sirbet for Mad Jack's. Customer service was great in answering questions that I tried to purposely make difficult. They said phone limits on sides & totals are $1,000 and internet limits on sides & totals are $500. They are not very fast in putting up lines (usually 8 a.m. PST or later) but I like the low juice. One major positive, at least the past couple of weeks, was that they tended to have a few -2.5/+2.5 lines rather than -3, -103, +3, -113 lines. -113/-103 was how they shaded their lines when they stuck on a number.
Personally, I can never get enough low juice books so I would recommend them as long as you play small enough like I do.
Personally, I can never get enough low juice books so I would recommend them as long as you play small enough like I do.
