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Hi,

I have decided to throw myself on the mercy of this forum, and its esteemed members to see if anyone can help me with any information regarding www.sportsbook.com Im open to hearing any and all stories both good and bad.

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syddiggers said:
Hi,

I have decided to throw myself on the mercy of this forum, and its esteemed members to see if anyone can help me with any information regarding www.sportsbook.com Im open to hearing any and all stories both good and bad.

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Well, if you're actually from Toronto, I'll tell you one important piece of info ... you're not allowed to play there, as of about a week ago.
 

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Thank you for your input, its much appreciated. At this stage im looking at/for credibility issues or anything that might stop me doing business with them, last weeks bill aside.
 

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syddiggers said:
Thank you for your input, its much appreciated. At this stage im looking at/for credibility issues or anything that might stop me doing business with them, last weeks bill aside.

They changed ownership a week ago, and subsequently kicked out all of the non-US players. If you try to sign up with a Canadian address, they won't let you join.
 

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Thanks again for your prompt response Halifax. The Canadian address isnt a problem as im not actually from North America, I use Toronto as a base from time to time. Im thinking more about credibility issues and if anyone knows of anything that might stop me looking at dealing with them in some form or another, without expanding on it too much here.

Just looking to see if anyone has any positive or negative feedback about them.

Thanks again for your interest and responses. Cheers
 

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syddiggers said:
Thanks again for your prompt response Halifax. The Canadian address isnt a problem as im not actually from North America, I use Toronto as a base from time to time. Im thinking more about credibility issues and if anyone knows of anything that might stop me looking at dealing with them in some form or another, without expanding on it too much here.

Just looking to see if anyone has any positive or negative feedback about them.

Thanks again for your interest and responses. Cheers

they are OK, never had a problem with them from what was expecting from them...

there is so many other better books..
 

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they are OK, never had a problem with them from what was expecting from them...

there is so many other better books..

Thanks for your input Jasin. Im just trying to get a feel/vibe for them and your input is much appreciated.
 

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syddiggers said:
Thanks again for your prompt response Halifax. The Canadian address isnt a problem as im not actually from North America, I use Toronto as a base from time to time. Im thinking more about credibility issues and if anyone knows of anything that might stop me looking at dealing with them in some form or another, without expanding on it too much here.

Just looking to see if anyone has any positive or negative feedback about them.

Thanks again for your interest and responses. Cheers


i think its very hard to say since the owners are brand new?
 

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SportSavant said:
i think its very hard to say since the owners are brand new?


That is true. I had heard some bad reports about some of the previous ownership, but in saying that, this info came directly from the book itself. So I do have to applaud their honesty in that regard, in that they didnt shirk some of the bad feedback they had received.

Thanks for your help
 

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They've paid me on time, I'm dropping out for awhile. I'd only say play there if they offer something unique that you can't get elsewhere, and want to bet. I don't like that Vegas 100k billboard, to in your face !
 

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i think its very hard to say since the owners are brand new?



The owners are not brand new. Its the people that always ran things and now under the very quiet direction of Nigel Pane. They simply took it private.


Hollywood in short order is going to become there European arm and I can not wait to they unviel there marketing plans for it.


Sportingbet ladies and Gentleman has stuck it far up the GOV's ass and I cant wait till they find out.


Insert a million year evil laugh here.
 

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A look at the offshore future.

Back in May when SBT as a white label buyer purchased Hollywood for someone whom took it private, 2 other people and I saw it as a straight url buy with an eye toward european marketing/expansion. Although some companies moved very late on the european front, this was a great buy and the future of the buisness is contained in my write up.

BoDog is on the same path, but far advanced.


After the private deal that was struck before last Friday those whom called us crazy had to admit we were right.







05/14/2006 09:17 PM


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I will advance the URL angle from the perspective of international marketing and what can be done to increase our presence in these markets while also decreasing our dependecy on the US market to a much better risk managment level.


All cultures want to be like us. When you look at these undeveloped foriegn markets especially the asian ones almost eveyone in the target market of 18-35 buys everything they can from western culture based on mystique.

What name has more mystique overseas than Hollywood?

Stars, glitz, glamour all that comes with it. Run regional adds using a mix of US and international stars and viola you create the impression of coolness, of being in, hip, you name it. Marketing this in cultures where gambling is a lot more accepted and what you create is a frenzy in your target market to be like us and signing up at Hollywood "WHERE THE STARS PLAY" gives them a chance to play along side and bet a few dollars on the games
just like them. Do something like chats and the like and watch out.


BOTTOM LINE. MYSTIQUE SALES
 

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