<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by questionme5:
YOU STILL HAVE TO WAGER AND WIN RIGHT?
ANYONE CAN HAVE MORE THEN ONE BANK ACCOUNT IN A BANK EARNING THE SAME INTEREST. SOMEONE EXPLAIN IT TO EVERYONE.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
are you serious ?
YOU STILL HAVE TO WAGER AND WIN RIGHT?
ANYONE CAN HAVE MORE THEN ONE BANK ACCOUNT IN A BANK EARNING THE SAME INTEREST. SOMEONE EXPLAIN IT TO EVERYONE.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
are you serious ?
having more then one account with one book should be disallowed just to keep everyone the same way but I still don't think someone having more then one account with the same book gives you much of an advantage unless you have a lot going in first or somehow able to rollover all the time...it's not easy....
questionme,
Like many have already said...
Some books offer higher bonuses for sign-up than for re-deposits. You can get the higher bonus if you set up a new account under a different name. Many books also give referral bonuses which you can get if you are a scammer and make like the accounts are for different people.
So in a nutshell you get more bonus money this way, assuming you don't get caught. You can also go over their limits if you want, which gives extra flexibility.
I did this a couple of times about 3 years ago but I have since grown out of it. It's not worth the headache and plus it's cheating. I feel better when I win the honest way.
Like many have already said...
Some books offer higher bonuses for sign-up than for re-deposits. You can get the higher bonus if you set up a new account under a different name. Many books also give referral bonuses which you can get if you are a scammer and make like the accounts are for different people.
So in a nutshell you get more bonus money this way, assuming you don't get caught. You can also go over their limits if you want, which gives extra flexibility.
I did this a couple of times about 3 years ago but I have since grown out of it. It's not worth the headache and plus it's cheating. I feel better when I win the honest way.
questionme,
Like many have already said...
Some books offer higher bonuses for sign-up than for re-deposits. You can get the higher bonus if you set up a new account under a different name. Many books also give referral bonuses which you can get if you are a scammer and make like the accounts are for different people.
So in a nutshell you get more bonus money this way, assuming you don't get caught. You can
Like many have already said...
Some books offer higher bonuses for sign-up than for re-deposits. You can get the higher bonus if you set up a new account under a different name. Many books also give referral bonuses which you can get if you are a scammer and make like the accounts are for different people.
So in a nutshell you get more bonus money this way, assuming you don't get caught. You can
questionme-
Here is an example of multiple account abuse.
1) Deposit 5000 each in two accounts.
2) Get the extra signup bonus.
3) Bet on opposite sides of same games, and feed winning money to losing account.
4) Build deposit bonuses on the transferred money.
IF the bonus program is too generous and the juice too low, it is possible to gain some advantage, particularly if a book allows occassional free payouts. It is still a lot of damn work, and you are screwed if you are caught. However, there are "players" that look for stuff like this.
Here is an example of multiple account abuse.
1) Deposit 5000 each in two accounts.
2) Get the extra signup bonus.
3) Bet on opposite sides of same games, and feed winning money to losing account.
4) Build deposit bonuses on the transferred money.
IF the bonus program is too generous and the juice too low, it is possible to gain some advantage, particularly if a book allows occassional free payouts. It is still a lot of damn work, and you are screwed if you are caught. However, there are "players" that look for stuff like this.
