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Better Bookie Service
Being a longtime sports bettor and onetime bookie, I took interest in “My Bookie Says, ‘Meet Me at Arby’s” (Cover Story, January 5). Overall, it’s a good account of the small-time bettor. The only problem I have is, the story leads one to believe that this guy is driving from North Park to Oceanside to collect or pay on small amounts ($30, $25, $15) of money. What’s that about? He should find another bookie that will carry small amounts over to the next week.
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Elizabeth Salaam responds: Tony does not drive to Oceanside every week.
TJ’s The Bettor Place
Re “My Bookie Says, ‘Meet Me at Arby’s” (Cover Story, January 5).
Why would anyone use a bookie in San Diego for sports bets? Spend a few dollars, get a passport card, go to Tijuana.
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Better Bookie Service
Being a longtime sports bettor and onetime bookie, I took interest in “My Bookie Says, ‘Meet Me at Arby’s” (Cover Story, January 5). Overall, it’s a good account of the small-time bettor. The only problem I have is, the story leads one to believe that this guy is driving from North Park to Oceanside to collect or pay on small amounts ($30, $25, $15) of money. What’s that about? He should find another bookie that will carry small amounts over to the next week.
Name Withheld by Request
via email
Elizabeth Salaam responds: Tony does not drive to Oceanside every week.
TJ’s The Bettor Place
Re “My Bookie Says, ‘Meet Me at Arby’s” (Cover Story, January 5).
Why would anyone use a bookie in San Diego for sports bets? Spend a few dollars, get a passport card, go to Tijuana.
Name Withheld by Request
via email