They are all very good. Depending on the time of year any new or small player would be well off at all 4 books. For football I would advise a newbie/small bettor to take advantage of the free half point at Rio/Skybook which only requires a minimum $500 deposit. Is the free half point better than reduced juice? IMO for a small player - yes.
wil.
wil.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ppeter:
I think Bodog is the best book out there for newbies/squares/small players. Very easy navigation, generous bonuses, easy in and easy out via bank transfer.
They are horrible if you are a serious player, but a newbie won't care about getting early lines or high limits.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I agree
I think Bodog is the best book out there for newbies/squares/small players. Very easy navigation, generous bonuses, easy in and easy out via bank transfer.
They are horrible if you are a serious player, but a newbie won't care about getting early lines or high limits.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I agree
I think someone else bumped it by voting, cause it was bumped before he posted.
Pinny survived the test of time, and it's still number 1 as its the best book. Square bettors will lose far less betting at pinny.
