New bookies spring up all of the time.Most don't last very long.Somebody has to give new ones a chance - it doesn't have to be you.If you do decide to try one,here's a quick checklist of do s and don'ts [others,please comment on/add to this list].
1.Do read reviews and ratings on this site if there are any.Read reviews elsewhere on the net too,but be aware that some may have been planted.Look on forums,too.
2. Do check on things like the bookie's location.
3.Do actually look at the terms and conditions - especially the terms for any bonuses,any fees for deposits and withdrawals.Be wary if these are too restrictive - if,for example,a bookie doesn't offer Neteller or Skrill that can be a bad sign.
4.Do get your account verified before depositing money
1, Don't deposit too much with a new bookie - no matter how attractive the bonuses.If the bonuses are too attractive,that can be a bad sign.
2.Don't get greedy.The more you win,the less likely you are to get paid.Don't run up big balances.
3.Be wary of obvious errors/out-of -line odds.No bookie can afford to be out of line with the market.Competitive odds are okay,odds that are overbroke with the rest of the market are not.
4 If you arb a lot,you are likely to get shut down and may not even get paid.
5 Despite what I said about not running up big balances,don't withdraw/deposit too often,as this may make your account too expensive for the bookie to run.
1.Do read reviews and ratings on this site if there are any.Read reviews elsewhere on the net too,but be aware that some may have been planted.Look on forums,too.
2. Do check on things like the bookie's location.
3.Do actually look at the terms and conditions - especially the terms for any bonuses,any fees for deposits and withdrawals.Be wary if these are too restrictive - if,for example,a bookie doesn't offer Neteller or Skrill that can be a bad sign.
4.Do get your account verified before depositing money
1, Don't deposit too much with a new bookie - no matter how attractive the bonuses.If the bonuses are too attractive,that can be a bad sign.
2.Don't get greedy.The more you win,the less likely you are to get paid.Don't run up big balances.
3.Be wary of obvious errors/out-of -line odds.No bookie can afford to be out of line with the market.Competitive odds are okay,odds that are overbroke with the rest of the market are not.
4 If you arb a lot,you are likely to get shut down and may not even get paid.
5 Despite what I said about not running up big balances,don't withdraw/deposit too often,as this may make your account too expensive for the bookie to run.
