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posted January 17, 2004 08:31 PM
First of all, yes, the shrink will guarantee your deposit at Skybook. Secondly, you have to ask yourself how long skybook has been in business? thirdly, you should understand that Skybook does not like giving up a free half, but if you ask sharp professional gamblers like Billy Baxter, a free half is no different to a book than allowing a customer to lay 105. when we eliminated point buying, and lowered the free half to only $500.00, it has been a profitable venture. The reason that most books don't do it is because, yes, they will earn less. We at skybook, however would rather give something back to our players and lower our hold by 1.5 % in an effort to retain them as opposed to going after credit agent packages where the agent gets up to 60% of the profits or go after individual credit players that stiff for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Too good to be true at $500.00? Give me a break. Too good to be true is no juice with a 20k limit (Aces gold). Pinnacle is giving players 10k on an nba game at 105. We are doing virtually the same at only $500.00. To us that is a no brainer. We are confident that any intelligent individual here will agree with our perspective. Also, please remember that this is a promotion, and can be terminated at any time. Football free halfs, we are in the for duration. Hoops, we are under no obligation to continue. thanks for your interest, and feel free to discuss skybook with any of the multitude of customers we have at the RX. Ask them how quickly they get paid? Ask them about the customer service? See if you hear a bad word. If so, we wish you the best of luck elsewhere. If not, we look forward to the opportunity to do business with you. Lastly, we always preach for all customers to leave reasonable balances with ALL books. After a big win at skybook please request a payout immediately. We think you will be impressed.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> posted January 17, 2004 09:06 PM
Braveheart,
It would be my pleasure to guarantee your money at Skybook...
THE SHRINK
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posted January 17, 2004 08:31 PM
First of all, yes, the shrink will guarantee your deposit at Skybook. Secondly, you have to ask yourself how long skybook has been in business? thirdly, you should understand that Skybook does not like giving up a free half, but if you ask sharp professional gamblers like Billy Baxter, a free half is no different to a book than allowing a customer to lay 105. when we eliminated point buying, and lowered the free half to only $500.00, it has been a profitable venture. The reason that most books don't do it is because, yes, they will earn less. We at skybook, however would rather give something back to our players and lower our hold by 1.5 % in an effort to retain them as opposed to going after credit agent packages where the agent gets up to 60% of the profits or go after individual credit players that stiff for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Too good to be true at $500.00? Give me a break. Too good to be true is no juice with a 20k limit (Aces gold). Pinnacle is giving players 10k on an nba game at 105. We are doing virtually the same at only $500.00. To us that is a no brainer. We are confident that any intelligent individual here will agree with our perspective. Also, please remember that this is a promotion, and can be terminated at any time. Football free halfs, we are in the for duration. Hoops, we are under no obligation to continue. thanks for your interest, and feel free to discuss skybook with any of the multitude of customers we have at the RX. Ask them how quickly they get paid? Ask them about the customer service? See if you hear a bad word. If so, we wish you the best of luck elsewhere. If not, we look forward to the opportunity to do business with you. Lastly, we always preach for all customers to leave reasonable balances with ALL books. After a big win at skybook please request a payout immediately. We think you will be impressed.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> posted January 17, 2004 09:06 PM
Braveheart,
It would be my pleasure to guarantee your money at Skybook...
THE SHRINK
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>It would be my pleasure to guarantee your money at Skybook...
THE SHRINK<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
This is a joke, right? Ken, tell me you were joking.
If not. Is your guarantee bonded (like PanAm's bond) or in an escrow and how much $$$ is your guarantee/bond/escrow worth?
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This is a joke, right? Ken, tell me you were joking.
If not. Is your guarantee bonded (like PanAm's bond) or in an escrow and how much $$$ is your guarantee/bond/escrow worth?
