I agree with you Dante, for us small bettors it's great. Saves me several times a year from taking a loss or giving me a win that would be a push. Can you imagine being the man in charge of dealing these lines though? Sure he has help on 3 and 7 but lot of other key #'s around on sides and totals. Hang 37 and then watch the game land as everyone has O36- and U37-? I know it's limited what can be bet on the promotion but it still has got to hurt when certain #'s hit.
Every now and again you get middled in this business without giving away a 1/2 point, got to be doubly tough to be the man on stage at this place.
Every now and again you get middled in this business without giving away a 1/2 point, got to be doubly tough to be the man on stage at this place.
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i hear a lot of guys complaining about the low limits on the 1/2 point deal ($500 for football, $300 for basketball)...
and it really surprises me. i can't speak for anyone but myself, but even for us mid-range bettors (say, $500 or $1,000 game), i think it still offers excellent value.
when i do my line shopping, i ALWAYS check skybook to see if what value i can find.
even if i can only get down $300 on a, say, -3 in the NBA...i'll just get down the other $700 on a -3.5 somewhere else. it only takes 2 seconds to make the additional wager...
and at the end of the day, it may end up either getting me a win or a push! i'd rather push for a couple hundred bucks on a -3 and only lose $700 on a -3.5, than lose the whole damn $1,000 on a -3.5!!!
i think anyone who is betting less than $1,500 a game, should keep skybook as a "top ten" out....
it's worth the extra 60 seconds it takes to log-in and check out the lines...
just my opinion.
and it really surprises me. i can't speak for anyone but myself, but even for us mid-range bettors (say, $500 or $1,000 game), i think it still offers excellent value.
when i do my line shopping, i ALWAYS check skybook to see if what value i can find.
even if i can only get down $300 on a, say, -3 in the NBA...i'll just get down the other $700 on a -3.5 somewhere else. it only takes 2 seconds to make the additional wager...
and at the end of the day, it may end up either getting me a win or a push! i'd rather push for a couple hundred bucks on a -3 and only lose $700 on a -3.5, than lose the whole damn $1,000 on a -3.5!!!
i think anyone who is betting less than $1,500 a game, should keep skybook as a "top ten" out....
it's worth the extra 60 seconds it takes to log-in and check out the lines...
just my opinion.
It is still a good value - but the limits kill it for alot of people - more importantly, the hoop lines go up so late that you will beat the half point simply by playing the game in the morning when their lines are down - football numbers just don't hit like hoops - it is a good deal but I'd rather just look for -105 than chop up a dime bet into 300 and 700 - it was nice when you could play a nickel at skybook and a nickel at Rio but they caught on.
