Competition is always good in the lines service industry, as Don Best seems to have a stranglehold on all of the major books.
That being said, G&J is in its infancy stages right now, as the program is very buggy to say the least. They do offer some of the 2nd tier books (no disprect to any book listed on G&J, but they are not as noted as the ones on DBS) such as BestLines, SirBet (some may argue here about being 2nd tier), BetHorizon, First Fidelity, Bet 365, etc. For the price, the service is good, but nowhere near does it come close to the information that is provided to you by Don Best.
Hope this helps.
CE
That being said, G&J is in its infancy stages right now, as the program is very buggy to say the least. They do offer some of the 2nd tier books (no disprect to any book listed on G&J, but they are not as noted as the ones on DBS) such as BestLines, SirBet (some may argue here about being 2nd tier), BetHorizon, First Fidelity, Bet 365, etc. For the price, the service is good, but nowhere near does it come close to the information that is provided to you by Don Best.
Hope this helps.
CE
Agree with Chalk, competition is always good for the players. I am using both of them right now and I really like this set-up, one in each browser. Instead of just trying to work the DB screen I have access to a large group of off-screen books too, makes my job a lot easier. While they have some fine tuning to do I definitely think G & J is worth the money if you are even a halfway serious gambler. It is for me. I don't look at it as a replacement for DB at this point but more so as something to work along side it. Some of the books you can get are PanAm, AllWorld (Hollywood?), Millenium, Sportbet, BHB, CARIB, LasPalmas, BetJamaica, Skybook, First Fidelity etc....
