I can't see their lines, because not posted at http://www.playasap.com/default.asp and I don't use DonBest. So, could someone post their hockeylines for today here?
Thanks huggybear.
I was given this email address by my friend too ask any questions about the book yogi@playasap.com
They will not answer anything in the forums. They do not want too be a forum book.
They will not answer anything in the forums. They do not want too be a forum book.
You can sign up for an account to view lines. The guy on the phone told me they are mainly credit right now and they actually couldn't even do Neteller deposits at the time I called (about a week ago).
The house hold percentage they offer on hockey totals is acutally LESS than the juice on a normal -110/-110 side or total. Use this link to figure it out for yourself:
http://www6.pinnaclesports.com/MWCalculator/MWML.asp
They said they will have both 1.5 and 2.5 runlines for baseball. I'm considering making a 1 unit deposit to try them out but I'm not too sure. The fact that they are staying off the forums and the fact that they are mostly credit are probably two good things in my opinion. The fact that their linesmaker has seen more than one of his books fall unto uncertain financial times in the past is a very bad thing in my opinion.
The house hold percentage they offer on hockey totals is acutally LESS than the juice on a normal -110/-110 side or total. Use this link to figure it out for yourself:
http://www6.pinnaclesports.com/MWCalculator/MWML.asp
They said they will have both 1.5 and 2.5 runlines for baseball. I'm considering making a 1 unit deposit to try them out but I'm not too sure. The fact that they are staying off the forums and the fact that they are mostly credit are probably two good things in my opinion. The fact that their linesmaker has seen more than one of his books fall unto uncertain financial times in the past is a very bad thing in my opinion.
Nick Douglas,
A juice is always different, if lines are something else than 110/-110. ASAP totals are called 20-cent lines anyway.
A juice is always different, if lines are something else than 110/-110. ASAP totals are called 20-cent lines anyway.
