It must be hell on a Sportsbook clerk, when the book is Rogue

TheGeneral+ · Sep 8, 2003

I call and talk to clerks who act as if they have no idea what is going on. They say, "please let me get such & such". I can tell they do not know. They are just clerks. Guilty by association maybe, but what to do? It may be the only job they can get and they need money.

Tis a shame, but it is everywhere. When I worked in manufacturing, I knew the ownership were crooks, but I stayed on because my part of the company was a good job.

But it seems these clerks could be in danger working for thieves in this business. Wish the innocent well. A few make it bad for many.

Fishhead · Sep 8, 2003

BODOG,BET365, & BETRIO/SKYBOOK/IIS have the most knowledgable clerks in the business IMO.

CountryDickMontana · Sep 8, 2003

Strut/Fish....Ever called Del Mar, or the Big Grande?

buddyboy · Sep 8, 2003

"calling it your job don't make it right boss." cool hand luke

TheGeneral+ · Sep 8, 2003

Clarification: I am talking about the clerks working for rogue books who just serve as middle ladies/men and go between if a dispute arises.

DarrylParsons · Sep 8, 2003

Like Adrian at BML? I agree, but such a situation can only be temporary IMO. If they have a conscience, they should look for another job in the industry, and if they're any good, they should find one in a couple of months. If they stick around longer than that then I would say they are guilty by association. Just my 2c.

TheGeneral+ · Sep 8, 2003

I think Adrian is def guilty. He knows more than he tells IMO. I was actually referring to their new clerk Karol.

DarrylParsons · Sep 8, 2003

OK General, I agree. Based on our last email exchange my opinion of Adrian just got worse. He remembers our conversation from February for sure and he also knows full well there was no fraud involved. Telling that shIt to you is clear proof of guilt, and not just by association. The poor girl could probably use a better job, but did you ever notice that women are often attracted to crooks!? Strange, isn't it?