They are brand new. I hear the owners were from the marketing department of a book that was subject to a "takeunder."
They are giving away the store. Never a good idea.
IN MY OPINION, and it's an opinion, they have zero business being on a watchdog site. I don't care how "solid" their backing is. I don't want to hear people say they have "big money' behind them. We have heard this before about other places.
If you do play there, and they don't make it, please don't come crying on the forum here about what book is going to do the right thing and bail their accounts out?
They are giving away the store. Never a good idea.
IN MY OPINION, and it's an opinion, they have zero business being on a watchdog site. I don't care how "solid" their backing is. I don't want to hear people say they have "big money' behind them. We have heard this before about other places.
If you do play there, and they don't make it, please don't come crying on the forum here about what book is going to do the right thing and bail their accounts out?
Thanks for the reply Jay C. Mansion though is listed on the RX "Top Sportsbooks" list along with other rock solid books like WWTS and Pinnacle. How can the RX promote such a new book if they have not proven to the RX that they are solid? They do not offer bonuses, just low juice and high limits. Usually big bonuses are the best warning for a book that is unstable.
This site is very helpful to gamblers, the Moderators here have helped countless players resolve disputes....
Never forget that at the end of the day this is a Business... Mansion had enough money to pay for the RX advertising Fees to place a banner at the top of the page & that is all that is needed.... Just becauz a book is advertising here, MW, OGD or any other place is no indication of wether or not they are safe....
Cause they paid the advertising fee...play at your own risk - hopefully they will make it, but the market is oversatuarated with books and it's not easy for a startup book to succeed - the number of failures far, far exceed the number of successes among brand new startups that aren't sister books to an already established book...HawaiiZio said:
My advice is make sure you have a damn good reason for playing at any of these new books - if the potential rewards outweigh the potential risks, then fire away...otherwise, stick to the top books with an established track record...
Each of us need make our own decisions about where we play and we each should know the risk with ANY book. There are NO guarantees.
As far as crying, if you have a problem with Mansion or any other book in the world, please let us know and we will try to assist if we can.
All the best today
As far as crying, if you have a problem with Mansion or any other book in the world, please let us know and we will try to assist if we can.
All the best today
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Firstly, I would not get too excited about the Gibraltar regulation. They are happy to take fees and are sod all use if you have a dispute with the book, plus for many years share bucket shops of various sorts have happily operated there.
If Mansion wanted regulator credibility, it should be based in the UK mainland like Betfair.
I am suspicious of this book. I am not sure why exactly, some of my friends who can generally sniff out a scam book are happily posting up cash there. I may be wrong, but something just does not feel right to me about this lot.
Firstly, I would not get too excited about the Gibraltar regulation. They are happy to take fees and are sod all use if you have a dispute with the book, plus for many years share bucket shops of various sorts have happily operated there.
If Mansion wanted regulator credibility, it should be based in the UK mainland like Betfair.
I am suspicious of this book. I am not sure why exactly, some of my friends who can generally sniff out a scam book are happily posting up cash there. I may be wrong, but something just does not feel right to me about this lot.
