I don't think so. I say this because I know many, many small guys and net losers that have been cut. I believe the reason is because the book comes to the conclusion that you are doing either 1 of 2 things that they heavily frowned upon. They think you are either 1) part of a betting syndicate. Even if you are betting small(ish), you are contributing to uneven bet distributions. Not many (if any) people are betting Gordon u 11.5 pts today. Assuming there are 15 people from here betting on it, in addition to hundreds/thousands of other people creating one-sided action, they get tired of it and will cut the big guys and the syndicates/betting clubs/cheaters. 2) They think that you have found a way to gain access to multiple accounts. If 5-10 people are playing the same things every single day, the book thinks that one person is controlling the action on all of the accounts. They strictly prohibit people from having more than 1 account. If the same bets are played on multiple accounts, the "line manager" suspects foul play.