How Much Do You Weigh Software In Playing At A Book?

[jjgold]

75% for me it matters

 

[Pimike]

It’s important

but getting paid fast is more important

 

[KVB]

Getting down is what's important. Some software makes it harder, but we've had bigger obstacles to getting down than some extra software clicks.

In the end I don't care about the software if you'll let us play, and pay us if we win.

 

[Tanko]

What matters?
Assuming its a reputable book:
1. The available best odds.
2. Are lines available for all sports and props
3. The software interface.

 

[jjgold]

mostly everyone pays fast now

not an issue

 

[BobbyFK]

I prefer a good mobile-friendly website as I make most of my bets on the go. So as long as a solid book has a decent one I'm happy

 

[milwaukee mike]

i weigh it at about 3 ounces, same weight as jj's cokk

 

[rolandcorts]

75% for me it matters

A nice software is appreciated but is very low on the list of priorities.

Only broke hamburgers who micro bet (with a micro penis) care about software.

Is cutting a cock-hole slit in the front of your sweat pants and opening up the front toe part of your loafers considered a software improvement webber???

 

[BobbyFK]

A nice software is appreciated but is very low on the list of priorities.

Only broke hamburgers who micro bet (with a micro penis) care about software.

Is cutting a cock-hole slit in the front of your sweat pants and opening up the front toe part of your loafers considered a software improvement webber???

cock hole slit

 

[jjgold]

Nevada has antiquated apps they’re 15 years behind

 

[KVB]

i weigh it at about 3 ounces, same weight as jj's cokk

Milwaukee mike always rounding up.

Hope you are well, Mike.

 

[titan]

It's a lower priority except for when Live Betting. For that I need a clean app and a fast one. More often than not I use FanDuel (blazing fast relatively) for Live Betting. Most of the offshore books' live betting interfaces seems like something out of 2007 and Web 2.0. Then you have DraftKings, which have a ton of great live betting options but is the slowest domestic app in the Universe (Desktop is ok).

 

[KVB]

Yeah, when stuffing accounts, LIVE betting or even pre game, sometimes we try to move fast and that can be tough to do with bullshit software holding things up, not to mention the intentional delays and reviews from risk management. It requries special attention, like more people, and after awhile you do get the feel for which order to place which types of bets.

Sometimes you have to hit the slower ones first, which isn't bad as the slower ones tend to move faster or see the money coming because they are watching other, bigger books. By hitting them first they don't see it coming.

So that's a beneficial side effect that's a direct result of the industry's level of sophistication on the bookmakers side.

 

[BobbyFK]

Nevada has antiquated apps they’re 15 years behind

I don't think the apps are bad out here JJ, what app are you specifically referring to?

 

[BobbyFK]

i weigh it at about 3 ounces, same weight as jj's cokk

The better question is how would you know how much his cock weighs??

 

[donnie]

75% for me it matters

A lot...some books make it so damn tough just to find things

 

[Tanko]

A lot...some books make it so damn tough just to find things

Exactly. Perfect example... Bookmaker lists MLB games by League with inter-league games listed last. WTH???? Betonline lists them by start time (perfect), easier to quickly find the game you want.

Try to find a soccer game that's not EPL on Bookmaker... There is no search function so you have to scroll through dozens of links to find the game.

 

[crusherrr]

Not important to me in sports betting. It should be very important to the books as recreationals like a good UI/UX.

 

[Ace7550]

mostly everyone pays fast now

not an issue

Maybe 5 books pay fast. There's hundreds that pay slow or don't pay at all.

 

[Ace7550]

bonuses and payouts matter more. But software does matter. I wish books would just have simple interfaces. I can't think of one time when a book upgraded their software and it was an improvement.