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  • The offshore sportsbook worlds in mark del hands

    Yes,

    If he can't pay everyone who he owes and jumps ship.. i think many many gamblers will not post up offshore again.. it just not worth it.. Here was a guy saying how great his book was doing, and getting so many new players and really man.. he was not given the house away and he went broke?

    The whole world is looking at you del.... Hope you are not all full of crap.. hope there is some truth what you say.. after all,we had to think the past year you were a stand up guy..To many lies catch up with you in the end.

  • #2
    Date Posted: Jul/10/2001 3:16 PM
    Posted By: MarkDel (Lieutenant)
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    4. The reason your money is safe at Camelot, and is safe at any RESPONSIBLE sportsbook, is because we do NOT offer limits beyond our bankroll and we move our numbers based almost exclusively on house action. I'm going to say something outrageous here, but it's the truth...there is NEVER any excuse if any sportsbook goes out of business without paying you or selling out to a larger sportsbook. Why you ask??? Because even if a sportsbook loses its ass on bad numbers or bad luck, they should ALWAYS have the full post-up amount in a seperate bank account (as we do) and NEVER use that money to pay bills, etc...The post-up is NOT the sportsbook's money...it is the player's money if and until that player loses it to the sportsbook. That's the problem at some of these places that went out of business, they treated the post-up as if it were already LOST to the sportsbook and the player had to win it back...and that's bullshit.

    If you keep your post-up seperate, the very worst that can happen to you is that you lose your ass and have to sell your post-up to another sportsbook so that way the players can at least get paid. And this worst case scenario only takes place if you are a terrible bookmaker who does not move his numbers properly, takes bets larger than what his customer base and/or bankroll can truly support or just wastes money through idiotic decisions relating to advertising, marketing or employee salaries...or they are just plain thieves.

    I know this is going to be an unpopular thing to say with other sportsbooks, but "going under" is ALWAYS a case of mismanagement or flat out greed. It's not an easy business to succeed in, but if you are patient and run it properly, the worst case scenario is that you sell your post-up dollars to a good sportsbook and they service the customers and make sure everyone gets their money back.

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    • #3
      was this a sign?

      was the writing on the wall? this was sent in early january



      Camelot Sportsbook is one of the premier betting shops in the world and
      Camelot kicks off the first week of every major sport with a special
      promotional offer, and we have the best one we've ever come up with to
      signal the start of the NFL PLAYOFF Season. It's a special aimed at real
      players and long term customers, so if you are a bonus jumper or anything
      along those lines, this offer is NOT a good fit for you. But if you are a
      real player, this bonus offer will appeal to you:

      Here's what the deal is...it's long and complex, so be patient reading
      it...you will like it if you are interested in really playing and earning
      back a portion of your net losses every month:

      ANYONE RECEIVING THIS E-MAIL WHO OPENS HIS ACCOUNT OR
      RELOADS HIS EXISTING ACCOUNT BETWEEN 9 AM EASTERN TIME
      JANUARY 11TH and 5 PM EASTERN TIME FEBRUARY 3RD,
      which is SUPER BOWL SUNDAY, receives the following special:


      1. Camelot agrees that all deposits receive a 25% CASH BONUS into your
      account...no matchplay, etc, etc...

      2. Player agrees to roll over the sum of his deposit and bonus at least 10
      TIMES before taking a payout or qualifying to keep his bonus.

      3. Player agrees that he will take NO payouts until he has met the 10 times
      play through requirement, and this no payout rule includes any winnings
      accumulated until the play through requirement is met.

      4. Camelot also agrees to pay 10% back to these players on all net losses at
      the end of each month for as long as the account remains active. The last
      day of every month will end that wagering period and the new month begins on
      the 1st of each month for accounting purposes.

      5. If you win and withdraw at any time, you give up the right to the 10%
      back on net losses deal, UNLESS you reload with an amount equal to or
      greater than your withdrawals since the time of your initial post-up from
      this special, then you start again with 10% back from that day forward.

      6. EACH AND EVERY DAY DURING THE COLLEGE BASKETBALL & NBA SEASONS,
      WE WILL OFFER 1 HOUR PER DAY WHERE ALL WAGERS PLACED ON BASKETBALL
      SIDES AND TOTALS WILL BE -105!!! That's one hour per day of reduced juice
      wagering on BASKETBALL and it will be every day from 2 PM EASTERN TIME to
      3 PM EASTERN TIME. Every single day this NBA season.

      7. Anyone who taps out their entire initial deposit gets the full benefit of
      starting from scratch for the whole deal (another 25% bonus) if they decide
      to re-deposit.

      You must mention that you are a CODE YELLOW depositor and you must confirm
      via e-mail or phone that you agree to the terms of the bonus special.

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      • #4
        I have no idea why del responds to these threads... It sure looks like he is hitting with a 18..

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