On-line betting and offshore

[VoodooFan]

Has anyone heard of eHorse, good or bad?

Has anyone ever used an offshore betting service, good or bad?

The U.S. betting services has so many stipulations and state restrictions.

VoodooFan

[lsosa54]

Here's some info:

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/SR.aspx?s=ehorse

I'm not sure this one is unbiased!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyrqmBevAv8

Old review:

http://www.sportsgamblingreview.com/ehorse.htm

Voodoo: I've heard nothing negative about Ehorse and some positives. EhorseX, their betting exchange, I think is a tough way to go - they have some sharp dudes that wait to hammer you at the last minute so I would stay away from EhorseX. I think Ehorse has been around since 1999 and is Costa Rican based. They book their own bets so I guess if you were tremendously successful, they might not care for it.

[Charlie D]

Hi Voodoo



Found this on SBR forum (More threads at bottom of page)


http://forum.sbrforum.com/players-ta...ghlight=ehorse

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Charlie,
I have an ehorse account, and have had it for a few years. It's ok they will give you a 5%rebate on what you bet no matter how much. The only bad thing is they only book win place show exacta tri and daily doubles. There is no super or Pick 3 4 or 6. If this is what you want then ehorse is good.
Ira

[VoodooFan]

Thanks, fellas, that's some good information to go over to figure my decision.

Would like the Pick 3's, though.

VoodooFan

[Turbulator]

Originally Posted by VoodooFan

Thanks, fellas, that's some good information to go over to figure my decision.

Would like the Pick 3's, though.

VoodooFan

In my opinion I would stay away from the offshore books. They could close down (and have) at a moment's notice and leave you holding the bag.

I'd try Premier Turf Club. I use a combination of Premier and Twin Spires.