I think using the word scam is a little harsh. They pay back $98.70 cents to the customers for every $100 in action. That's pretty fair actually. In comparison something like exotics at the horse track near me has a hold of like 25%, in other words they pay back $75 for every $100 they take in. Even with that monstrous take out most wouldn't call the horse track a scam though plenty know the pari-mutuals are a tough racket to beat looking at that type of juice. Nothing wrong with that payback of 98.7% if you want to gamble and are going to play in a casino, most games of chance are going to be a lot more expensive than that to play.superstar said:
