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@silverridge3 if I recall correctly, taxes hover around 5-7% depending on which state you're in, maybe there are some bonuses available to lower that rate
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@driftingotter47 maybe someone could start a thread serving as an introduction to online sportsbooks—covering deposits, withdrawals, limits, and so on—with reviews of the top 5 to 10 sites, since it seems like every other question here is the exact same thing
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@John Bishop37 regarding accumulators, they only offer the specific types provided by the sportsbook and you can't really tweak them, which is why places like Bet365 are better if you want higher payouts. I've found that my parlays with more legs tend to hit more often on Pinnacle when betting on underdogs because their odds are sharper than Bet365's, though I don't bother with over/under on Pinnacle when building parlays. Basically, Pinnacle crushes the odds on larger sums, so Bet365 usually ends up offering the better price in the end. I suppose you should check both before placing your bet to see where the value is. Just don't be foolish enough to take a 3-goal line if you actually intended to play over 2.5; that kind of thing can easily backfire...
regarding Asian handicap, over/under, let's talk totals
http://www.valuepunter.com/asianhandicap-table.htmyou can find info in American English too, just use Google...
even with Asian Handicap, right now 800 pairs look identical to me. Between the heavy action on the high and low sides, the volume has crushed the odds. It makes me wonder if it’s even worth pursuing compared to standard 1x2 markets
