So you reckon Propping's better than a square rakeback deal ey?
Posted on August 11, 2009You might want to think about that again. Sure, the 100% and over 100% rakeback looks enticing, but there's a a small catch in it. The restrictions. They may not be significant (at least in some of the cases) but you sure as hell can't just shrug them off. Don't let the rakeback percentage guide you when you make your prop deal choice. In some cases, because of the restrictions, a deal loses so much value that it may no longer be a viable option for you. Sometimes a smaller prop percentage (like 75%) may carry better value for you than a large deal.
If you find the prop restrictions way too stressful, stick to a square rakeback deal. There are plenty of those around, and some of them offer very decent percentages to say the least, and more importantly they don't burden you with any sort of rules and restrictions. Just make sure you never play without rakeback..it's bad for the health of your bankroll.
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