.....with no time requirement. And no mention of it in this forum? It ends on SuperBowl Sunday. I have been making withdrawals and no deposits as of late and wasn't planning on any until bases. Having never played there however, I am tempted as I was last time they ran this. But now I just don't like the timing of this offer. I know about the negatives with Bodog. But this store is safe, right? Any comments?
This is a brand new offer, hence why it hasn't hit forum yet.
They occassionally offer this for special events..like superbowl.
RxWebhead
They occassionally offer this for special events..like superbowl.
RxWebhead
This offer makes sense. You have to wait 7 business days before making a DBT withdrawl, so there is more than meets the eye with the 1x rollover. In addition, DBT transfers have a $500 cap (you can get this raised, but not too much higher) so you are talking about $100 max in bonuses given away per customer.
I am sure the reason they give such great DBT bonuses (just like Wagerstreet and SIA do with their e-checks) is that you cut out 3rd party charges from places like Western Union and Neteller, plus you have to wait at least 7 business days before making a withdrawl. Combine that with the fact that you are giving a book your checking account info and a lot of paranoid sharp bettors will get scared away. I would be very surprised if a promotion like this really costs BoDog that much money, especially given how much their square clientele will surely want to wager on the Super Bowl and its related props.
I am sure the reason they give such great DBT bonuses (just like Wagerstreet and SIA do with their e-checks) is that you cut out 3rd party charges from places like Western Union and Neteller, plus you have to wait at least 7 business days before making a withdrawl. Combine that with the fact that you are giving a book your checking account info and a lot of paranoid sharp bettors will get scared away. I would be very surprised if a promotion like this really costs BoDog that much money, especially given how much their square clientele will surely want to wager on the Super Bowl and its related props.
