"Betting with people other than our sponsors is illegal, just a reminder"
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DiggityDaggityDo
SBR Aristocracy
11-30-08
81454
#5
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JohnnyD4916
SBR MVP
04-14-10
1572
#6
If I get caught how much time am I looking at in prison?
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Russian Rocket
SBR Aristocracy
09-02-12
43910
#7
Originally posted by JohnnyD4916
If I get caught how much time am I looking at in prison?
1 to 3 years in state prison...but if you're small time...and it's your first time, you might get just a huge fine and some community work.
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MoMoneyMoVaughn
SBR Posting Legend
05-08-14
14988
#8
Will someone let Corbin post for once?
Guy has been calling me the last 3 hours saying he can't log in.
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BrickJames
SBR Hall of Famer
05-05-11
9749
#9
Not true. Is not illegal to be a player in a bookmaking operation it is only illegal for the person charging juice. And if you don't charge juice you can go to the police station and tell them that you'll take their action and there's nothing they can do about it. The reason is once juice charged it makes it commercial endeavor, and you would need to be licensed to conduct that sort of business.
-risk team
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BrickJames
SBR Hall of Famer
05-05-11
9749
#10
I love my credit outs. Much better than paying 5% on deposits and sweating payouts
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SharpAngles
SBR Hall of Famer
04-15-14
9467
#11
Originally posted by JohnnyD4916
If I get caught how much time am I looking at in prison?
Heavy time pal be careful. At least 90 days with no fruit cocktail
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Russian Rocket
SBR Aristocracy
09-02-12
43910
#12
Originally posted by BrickJames
Not true. Is not illegal to be a player in a bookmaking operation it is only illegal for the person charging juice. And if you don't charge juice you can go to the police station and tell them that you'll take their action and there's nothing they can do about it. The reason is once juice charged it makes it commercial endeavor, and you would need to be licensed to conduct that sort of business.
-risk team
yup, you're right...I misread his original post...I thought he was just talking about being a bookie.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388189
#13
Bricker I think your wrong guy
Many bookies then would charge no juice and book squares
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slambam
SBR MVP
02-07-10
1653
#14
I had a buddy locked up for being a bookie a long time ago. Some toolbag owed him money and went to the cops. Pussy
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unde0087
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
03-27-08
28875
#15
It's the price you pay for running an illegal business
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JohnnyD4916
SBR MVP
04-14-10
1572
#16
I don't want to go to prison again I'll quit betting with other people. I'll stick to online sports books
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frostno98
SBR Hall of Famer
09-11-07
9769
#17
Cool story bro. Illegal or not, the US government just want the tax part.
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kmarinouofm
SBR Hall of Famer
01-26-09
8437
#18
Coach stop wasting our time..
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pavyracer
SBR Aristocracy
04-12-07
82506
#19
Man somebody get JJ a psychological evaluation. He is losing it lately.
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Foxx
SBR Hall of Famer
05-25-11
5825
#20
It's definitely not illegal on a federal level to make a bet with a bookie. Some states, however, do have laws criminalizing the making of bets.
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BrickJames
SBR Hall of Famer
05-05-11
9749
#21
Originally posted by jjgold
Bricker I think your wrong guy
Many bookies then would charge no juice and book squares
You can book guys at no juice till the cows come home. Its considered a private transaction between private parties.
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ramones951
SBR MVP
12-23-08
2356
#22
Originally posted by BrickJames
I love my credit outs. Much better than paying 5% on deposits and sweating payouts
You pay 5% for deposits? Lol
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smitch124
SBR Posting Legend
05-19-08
12566
#23
Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDo
She took that kick better than Ronda Rousey
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flyingillini
SBR Aristocracy
12-06-06
41219
#24
I have many outs JJ.
המוסד
המוסד למודיעין ולתפקידים מיוחדים
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388189
#25
Bricker are you a lawyer??
Illini I KNOW......I never saw a guy use so many locals
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Russian Rocket
SBR Aristocracy
09-02-12
43910
#26
Originally posted by smitch124
She took that kick better than Ronda Rousey
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BrickJames
SBR Hall of Famer
05-05-11
9749
#27
Originally posted by jjgold
Bricker are you a lawyer??
Illini I KNOW......I never saw a guy use so many locals
Jailhouse lawyer JJ
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BrickJames
SBR Hall of Famer
05-05-11
9749
#28
Originally posted by ramones951
You pay 5% for deposits? Lol
Bovada charges 4.9% on deposits.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388189
#29
I will have to read up on law but pretty sure taking bets even juice free is not legal
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existential
SBR MVP
07-21-14
2963
#30
jj how many guys you booking here these days?
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Harry N. Lloyd
SBR MVP
03-26-08
4810
#31
It's locals or nothing for me. Don't trust Rasta dudes taking my $$ over the phone in Costa Rica or Jamaica, etc. For suckers. Haven't met one yet that pays out on time......if at all. Pinnacle is the only legit book I know but it's tough for Americans to get a bet down.
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fried cheese
SBR MVP
09-17-13
4461
#32
Originally posted by BrickJames
Not true. Is not illegal to be a player in a bookmaking operation it is only illegal for the person charging juice. And if you don't charge juice you can go to the police station and tell them that you'll take their action and there's nothing they can do about it. The reason is once juice charged it makes it commercial endeavor, and you would need to be licensed to conduct that sort of business.
Only read the first half of the article. They never mention if Sal was charging the undercover pig juice or not. A couple paragraphs in the article reads;
"the games were legal so long as no one took a “rake,†or a cut of the stakes. No one had, but police claimed the $5 the hosts charged players to buy refreshments qualified as a rake."
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ramones951
SBR MVP
12-23-08
2356
#35
Originally posted by BrickJames
Bovada charges 4.9% on deposits.
Don't use the one site that charges for deposits... Just a thought