Keeneland Rebates

I'm just highly skeptical of the purpose of this thread. Either the OP is borderline retarded or he's a shill. Because if I recall he's made ptc threads before.

[ceejay]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

I'm just highly skeptical of the purpose of this thread. Either the OP is borderline retarded or he's a shill. Because if I recall he's made ptc threads before.

Shill stats:
Total posts before this- 247
PTC-related ones before this- 5
2.0% or 50/1 odds. If I'm a shill I'm not a very good one. Please put me on ignore.

Originally Posted by ceejay

Shill stats:
Total posts before this- 247
PTC-related ones before this- 5
2.0% or 50/1 odds. If I'm a shill I'm not a very good one. Please put me on ignore.

I'm not a sissy therefore I don't put people on ignore.

The PTC threads I was referring to were darted instantly and there were quite a few of them.

[Payson Dave]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

I'm not a sissy ...

That's not what I heard

Originally Posted by Payson Dave

That's not what I heard

Well you don't see me with a PTC account do ya?

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

I'm not a sissy therefore I don't put people on ignore.

The PTC threads I was referring to were darted instantly and there were quite a few of them.

I'm no shill man, you know this, and I just signed up. I currently use NYRA Rewards and their handle requirements to earn a reasonable rebate are REALLY high. I bet a LOT and don't frequently earn enough to make a substantial rebate in most months. Their rebates average 5-6% on most tracks, which is a HUGE competitive advantage. On top of that, they have some cool functions which I haven't learned how to use yet like conditional wagering like a function that checks for minimum odds on the horse you want to bet with 1 MTP and doesn't send the wager unless it meets the minimum.

Originally Posted by philcski

I'm no shill man, you know this, and I just signed up. I currently use NYRA Rewards and their handle requirements to earn a reasonable rebate are REALLY high. I bet a LOT and don't frequently earn enough to make a substantial rebate in most months. Their rebates average 5-6% on most tracks, which is a HUGE competitive advantage. On top of that, they have some cool functions which I haven't learned how to use yet like conditional wagering like a function that checks for minimum odds on the horse you want to bet with 1 MTP and doesn't send the wager unless it meets the minimum.

With the tracks they offer I would be lucky to push 10 grand through the windows for the year. $500-$600 isn't worth the time to register an account and fund it. If I was that hard up for cash I wouldn't be betting in the first place.

I know it's different for each person, however.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

With the tracks they offer I would be lucky to push 10 grand through the windows for the year. $500-$600 isn't worth the time to register an account and fund it. If I was that hard up for cash I wouldn't be betting in the first place.

I know it's different for each person, however.

I hear you, which I guess it's exciting to me that they are getting Keeneland. Before that, the only other track I play seriously on there is Monmouth/Meadowlands- wouldn't be worth it to play the Red Mile or Mardi Gras Dogs. This sort of legitimizes their operation...