this is a heads-up for bettors at Sportsinteraction in case you haven't noticed they have extremely high juice on game days most books on the Patriots tonight had -110 or -115 but SIA had it at -120 I reccomend if you want to bet on a fave do it the night before like I did at halftime of the Carolina-Dallas game last night the juice was still "normal" at -110 but, this morning it got bumped to -120 on New England and also on ND on Friday Night they had -110 after Cards game I bet ND at -110 but two hours before kickoff the line was -125 GB was -115-120 before the game as well and Carolina was the same way not venting just wanted to give everyone a heads-up SIA is a good book otherwise just get down on faves if you want em before game time or you will pay heavier juice then most outs
Have2bet,
My grandfather, who was born in 1886, used to write any letter as a single sentence with minimal punctuation. I attributed this to his limited education and thought that the style was now dead, but see that I have been mistaken.
Thank you for your warning and concern. Had you cared to search and review previous posts at the Rx concerning SIA, you would have discovered that this community is well aware of that of which you speak.
This is the reason why Minnesota bettors were able to get +120 on the moneyline last night, while New England went out to -140. Calling -140 extremely high juice is really a one sided opinion. The other side is the Minnesota premium.
After all you can't expect them to offer MIN +120 and NEP -110 now can you?
My grandfather, who was born in 1886, used to write any letter as a single sentence with minimal punctuation. I attributed this to his limited education and thought that the style was now dead, but see that I have been mistaken.
Thank you for your warning and concern. Had you cared to search and review previous posts at the Rx concerning SIA, you would have discovered that this community is well aware of that of which you speak.
This is the reason why Minnesota bettors were able to get +120 on the moneyline last night, while New England went out to -140. Calling -140 extremely high juice is really a one sided opinion. The other side is the Minnesota premium.
After all you can't expect them to offer MIN +120 and NEP -110 now can you?
GoBlue34 said:
They have NEVER had a NO PAY ever as far as I know.
Granted at times they can take longer to payout than other books, but that is well known about them.
I enjoy them personally and really like them because of their numbers.
Always been paid rather promptly also...........and with no fees involved.
The funny thing is that the only punctuation mark he uses is put in the wrong place.Woody0 said:
Why should he have "cared to search and review previous posts" about SIA? Is that a requirement now? Are people obligated to search through the past 4 weeks' threads to make sure that theirs is not redundant?Woody0 said:
kirkmuller said:
No they are not required to search. I simply found it amusing that there is probably not a single reader of the Rx who was not already aware of his "high juice warning", although they normally post it as "great dog prices".
That part of my post was meant to convey irony, in keeping with the tone of my first paragraph.
