5 Dimes or The Greek?

[jpix]

I want some info from the forum on the pros and cons of these 2 books. I currently use <a href="http://affiliates.5dimes.com/tracking/Affiliate.asp?AffID=5D1792429&mediaTypeID=89&image =/tracking/banner/120x60/Football_Generic_5D120x60(01).gif&AffUrlID=80">5 Dimes</a> and have had no problems. It's the closest thing to Pinnacle I have found. But is The Greek better as a primary book? Payouts? etc.....

I'm not a high roller, typically wager 2 large pizzas on a game. Fund my account with e-walletxpress and withdraw through FedEx. I tried Bodog, Pinnacle (we know what happend there), Now with 5 Dimes (1 1/2 years), The Greek? (happy with <a href="http://affiliates.5dimes.com/tracking/Affiliate.asp?AffID=5D1792429&mediaTypeID=89&image =/tracking/banner/120x60/Football_Generic_5D120x60(01).gif&AffUrlID=80">5 Dimes</a> but always looking...)

Any info or advice would help.........:thumbs:

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[Kevin]

Their very similar.

I'm all about diversifying risk and having multiple options to shop for the best line, so why not try both?

[snowman]

both are descent. i like both. nascar and baseball 5 dimes is better. but they both have there strong points. i say why not use both.

[jpix]

Thanks Kevin and Snowman, I'll follow that.

[snowman]

no problem, remember its always good to have more then 1 out.

[The Profit]

jpix -- I don't use either of those 2 books (in a similar situation to you as I primarily used Pinnalce)

about ewalletxpress:

I posted a question in another section concerning making deposits and was wondering about using this method... have you had any issues with them?
similar to using neteller?

thanks for the help!

[jpix]

Profit,

I used ewalletexpress once to fund my 5 Dimes account last year and had no problems. I will do the same in a couple of weeks for football season. It wasn't as sweet as e-check with Pinnicale, But those days are gone at-least for now.

Ewalletexpress= deposit from checking account, they will ask you the exact amount that was withdrawn from your account, then deposit into 5 Dimes. This was the procedure last year, hope it hasn't changed.

Hope this helps.

[The Profit]

thanks for the info jpix... I'll look into.