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24 August 2001, 10:30 am
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Hi
Iam in the planning stages of a sportsbook portal site. Im only going to list a couple sportsbook. Does anyone have any recommendations or advice. There seem to be some different programs out there. Some pay a percentage of the initial deposit, some pay a flat $25 for every new depoiter($50 min.), among some of them. I appreciate any advice or tips anyone may have on these types of programs and any others.
Thanks,
Kenny
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25 August 2001, 1:34 am
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I don't promote sportsbooks myself but if you're looking for the best quality then here are a few:
www.willhill.com - William Hill are one of the UK's top betting shop chains. I'm not sure if they have an aff program but you could email an enquiry.
www.ladbrokes.com - Another top UK land company. They have an aff program but you need to get approved and then sign some documents.
www.playboy.com - They have licenced the use of the Ladbrokes service so should offer the same high quality. They have an aff program, but i'm not sure if it's ready yet.
Can't really offer advice on any others - but these 3 offer the highest reputation and quality.
Craig Miller - Casino-Help.com</p>
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7 November 2001, 1:53 pm
#3
I can get you 35% on net revenue for the life of all clients you send to bringmeluck, send me an email
brian@freesi.com
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7 November 2001, 3:19 pm
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Sportbet is good, but from my dealings with them and posts around the net, Bring me luck is a good one to stay away from.
Rick
Casino Gambler Network
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7 November 2001, 3:26 pm
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I have heard a few things too but they have done very well on FreeSI and they always pay me for some reason. Perhaps the reason is that there are about 300 handicappers under me and they know I could contact all of them and have the cappers no longer using BML, who knows, I do know that they have treated us better than they have treated others.
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25 November 2001, 8:23 pm
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I have confirmed with the owners that their problems are 100% resloved. Last summer they got hit hard with baseball. They took a few weeks to pay out. Since then they hired one of the best marketing reps in the business. They have stuffed away millions and they are well on their way to being one of the top sportsbooks/casinos online. I post here often and I am honest, I do not waste my time, I would not advertise a website or promote them if they had problems, period.
Brian
FreeSI
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26 November 2001, 4:08 am
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Good news, Freesi!
I'm going to be putting a sports page on my new site, so I'll put them back up.
SlyCin56
VideoPokerJunkie.com
Gambling Portal Webmasters Association
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26 November 2001, 5:06 am
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Well it's not just a money issue and not paying players. There is also a trust/honesty issue. It also seems they put up logos of organizations claiming to be 'approved' by them, at least until they were caught and pulled them after a deluge of emails :smilie:
There are lots of good sportsbooks out there. No reason to mess around with those that are questionable.
Rick
Casino Gambler Network
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