The Best-Book to play if you are looking for Loyalty membership!

AcesHigh+ · Dec 29, 2003

I know this topic is been many times in the forum but my question is which are the BEST 10 books either BIG or small if you are looking for the best variety of (promotions,If-bets,Bonus Plays,best payouts,etc)and of course not only that they pay!! But the best places where you get the respect that you deserve as a player after been playing with them for some time...

Sportbooks that really care about there clients!

Tks to all the posters!

lander · Dec 29, 2003

VIP has the best program IMO. They don't want pro's and/or sharps though ... so your stay might be brief.

drunkguy · Dec 29, 2003

Carib has great promos and always pays fast.

Their promos aren't going to win you a ton of money, but they are a fun little distraction..for instance, if you logged onto their site on Xmas, they gave $7 free in lottery numbers.

Also their -102 on Tuesdays for NFL is great.

Fishhead · Dec 29, 2003

Books sending clients Christmas and Birthday gifts is one way shops can improve relations with their clients.

Be it something as little as a calendar, I appeciate the thought.

AcesHigh+ · Dec 29, 2003

So books like which ones then?

Cause the only books I heard they send gifts and nice stuff are Pinnacle or Heritage!
So 5 books that most players like, could be
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Anyone?

AcesHigh+ · Dec 29, 2003

Purduepete has a really nice list of good books on his Topic!

ppeter · Dec 29, 2003

IMO you can't beat Heritage for their customer service, perks and giveaways. It is absolutely terrific.

The Royal outfit comes in second in terms of customer service and perks to retain clients.

CRIS has a very nice loyalty point system program which I have benefited greatly from, but I know there is an ongoing dispute in this forum where they took away a wiseguys points.

Sportsbook.com has given me tons of stuff over the years, even though I did not play with them very much.

betgameday has a pretty good loyalty point program, similar to CRIS' program but the bonuses are not as generous. Still, a good program compared to most places.

[This message was edited by ppeter on December 29, 2003 at 04:05 PM.]