anyone notice sportsbooks limit you more on certain bet types
so something's been bugging me and i'm wondering if others are seeing the same thing. i've noticed limits seem to drop faster for me when i try to play certain markets, especially props or more obscure stuff compared to standard spreads or totals. sometimes i'll be able to get decent action down on an nfl side, but then i go to bet a random tennis double or a niche player prop and suddenly i can barely get a tenth of my usual bet in before the red warning pops up. seems to happen more on the markets where i’ve been profitable, but can’t tell if it’s just coincidence or not.
it kinda makes me think sportsbooks are tracking which bet types you're sharp on rather than just your overall record. anyone else seeing differences in limit management based on what you're betting, not just how you're betting? does it feel targeted, or am i just being paranoid?
ran into this on crypto casinos last month, mostly soccer yellow card props. if you kept a low profile on lineups and stats but only fired on discipline markets, did you notice limits react even faster?
I’d put it down to how much volatility the online casinos want to take on with props compared to mainline bets. Risk team keeps it smooth for the big leagues but clamps hard on anything they can’t model as easily. Calm bankroll management helps ride those waves.
Whenever I dial into tennis or obscure props, limits nose-dive even if I haven’t been crushing those exact markets. Always feels like risk teams have a heatmap and obscure bets just glow red. If you want a place that’s steady with limits, Everygame is the one I trust.
yeah, you’re not imagining it. had something similar with blackjack side bets, not just table max but shrinking fast if i ran hot on specifics. you ever try testing the waters on those limits with smaller props to see how quick it triggers?
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