Is Bookmaker A Reputable Book?

hosnatcher · Aug 28, 2008

Didn't the RX used to promote this book?

BigPapaPat · Aug 28, 2008

I use it all the time...no problems at all from me

whormoan · Aug 28, 2008

Everything good except for non-stop computer crashes there at the worst possible times.

hosnatcher · Aug 28, 2008

What is the best book for U.S. players? I am looking for one that gives a good deposit bonus and accepts credit cards with no problems.

goodcall · Aug 28, 2008

Bookmaker = CRIS

relatively very reputable

VIEJODINOSAUR · Aug 28, 2008

whormoan said:
Everything good except for non-stop computer crashes there at the worst possible times.

Guessing it happens everyday, huh? Get real...:lol:

hosnatcher · Aug 28, 2008

Does Bookmaker have any NFL future odds?

goodcall · Aug 28, 2008

yes...they'll put them back up after the preseason games

krk1030 · Aug 28, 2008

They are an A+ book, they are reliable as they come. Only problem is you will pay out the ass for a payout and book to book transfers into or out of them are a complete joke as far as fees.

VIEJODINOSAUR · Aug 28, 2008

If not mistaken, they have a couple of days during the month when they are free...

Again, there are only a handful of reputable books down here...make sure you have them on your short list...

BAGIANT · Aug 28, 2008

I thought they have a free payout on Fridays?

quantumleap · Aug 28, 2008

I didn't know they charged for book-to-book transfers. I don't believe I've ever been charged.

Their clerks can be incompetent at times. I had my last 2 deposits not go through and had to go back into live session to give my information again.

whormoan · Aug 28, 2008

quantumleap said:
I didn't know they charged for book-to-book transfers. I don't believe I've ever been charged.

Their clerks can be incompetent at times. I had my last 2 deposits not go through and had to go back into live session to give my information again.

They do charge for book-to-book (a lot actually)

BCTTWR · Aug 28, 2008

How much does Bookmaker charge for withdraws and sportsbook transfers?

quantumleap · Aug 28, 2008

whormoan said:
They do charge for book-to-book (a lot actually)

Thanks whormoan. That's good to know.

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BCTTWR · Aug 28, 2008

I just checked another thread. Bookmaker charges $100 for a withdraw!! You got to be shitting me.

GreenDoberman · Aug 28, 2008

Bookmaker and the CRIS books are some of the best around.

Pros:
-You don't have to worry about getting paid, they are solid.
-I have personally visited their offices, they are not going anywhere.
-Wide variety of options
-Loyalty bonus program for bettors

Cons:
-Discourage book-to-book transfers with expensive fees
-Not a reduced juice shop.

For a recreational player, they are a must out in my opinion.

hosnatcher · Aug 28, 2008

BCTTWR said:
I just checked another thread. Bookmaker charges $100 for a withdraw!! You got to be shitting me.

$100 that's unreal!!!!

krk1030 · Aug 28, 2008

Fedex check is $50, you can get a free payout with 2500 loyalty points but only moneygram.

b2b transfers are like $200.

Doug · Aug 29, 2008

GreenDoberman said:
Bookmaker and the CRIS books are some of the best around.

Pros:
-You don't have to worry about getting paid, they are solid.
-I have personally visited their offices, they are not going anywhere.
-Wide variety of options
-Loyalty bonus program for bettors

Cons:
-Discourage book-to-book transfers with expensive fees
-Not a reduced juice shop.

For a recreational player, they are a must out in my opinion.[/quote]

GD: Why is that ? I could agree with that for a pro needing early lines and big limits.

A rec player can play almost anywhere, but I'd send them to 5D, maybe even try out that VV place.