what is your favorite kind of software that a book uses

Dante · May 24, 2003

I just opened with pinny about a month ago...I like there software a lot..easy to get around and everything has a drop down menu...what other types are good ?

[This message was edited by Dante on May 24, 2003 at 02:57 PM.]

jjgold · May 24, 2003

wagerstreet just might be the tops

neilm · May 24, 2003

Any software that doesn't time out is fine in my books.

Wagerstreet, Canbet and Olympic are the best.

Dante · May 24, 2003

I like oly's software also..easy to get around and fast even on dial up

PO69 · May 24, 2003

worlg gaming is the best for me of course.

But that is the exact reason why I keep playing at those places, they pay and it is easy to bet. My new favorite is

linesmaker.com

That is why I was the first one to mention them about 1 month ago. I wanted to wait and feel out the company before making any reference about them on this site. but I have played with them for about 9 months now and love them! Get my payouts via direct bankwire at NO COST whatsoever within about 24 hours. Not bad try them out or you can also use

sportsbetting.com or sportsbook.com as they all use the same software

jjgold · May 24, 2003

I am going to try out linesmaker

PO69 · May 24, 2003

I just checked out wagerstreet and it is not that bad, but can someone tell me how they can get away with having Arizona tonight at -340???

Other books have it at about 280 if i remember correctly unless some serious money has come in on Arizona in the past hour

PO69 · May 24, 2003

OK nevermind, I havent checked the lines lately. I just remember betting on Arizona last night in a parlay from betrio and the line at got with AZ was -275. You dont see that much movement in the line usually

SPIVE · May 24, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> I like oly's software also..easy to get around and fast even on dial up <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Olympic's software is fast, long periods between time-outs, multi-sport display, user selectivity of specific props, highlighted odd-changes are all excellent features (second to none)...but the "white" font upon a "black" background and the wide staddle price-gouging is terrible...

Concluding, with the exception of highlighted odd-changes, Olympic's software has great potential but is off-set by color scheme and product pricing leaving one little value.

Shopping at Olympic is like buying toothpaste at Ceasar's Palace, as opposed to Walmart (Pinnacle).

Dante · May 24, 2003

spive..good point...they have been the same color ever since i can remember them

lander · May 24, 2003

I hate Oly's software. If I line changes during your selection they simply change it on the conf screen with out obviously pointing it out to you .... VERY IRRITATING

This happened to me twice last year.

I used to like the IGW software, but every now and then i simply cannot select certain sports from their drop-down (it takes to a different sport), so that, while rare, is annoying.

Wagerstreet's while nice, is decieving. Don't for a second buy that "locked" line deal. If they want to change the line you simply cannot bet on that price.
This happened to me once & Bob said that "locking" doens't apply during moves ... well, isn't that the only time we would need to lock - otherwise, what's the point?????
This happened to me once, but being misled leaves a sour taste.

My favorite is probably the Canbet software, of the INET stuff (BlueGrass, IIS, BetAustralia).
Straight-forward & seemingly bugless (until you are CT)