fax them,calling me about offers both I hate. One other rule that never made sense to me was the max payout on parlays and they don't adjust you wager amount. Don't do a lot of parlays but if a book has a $10000 max payout on parlays and you place a parlay that goes over it the max you can win is 10000. They should adjust you wager amount just like they do on regular wagers. As I said I don't do it alot and I can't remember which books do it.
PET PEEVE No 1:
Future bets that have lines like:
New England -110
Indy +110
Pittsburgh +120
and you realize that the hold is close to 87%
Why even put up props like that?
PET PEEVE 2:
Using your last withdrawal to deny you a bonus.
At Skybook, I am down about $600 overall but since my last transaction was a withdrawal of $1,650, THAT is my make-up figure.
Future bets that have lines like:
New England -110
Indy +110
Pittsburgh +120
and you realize that the hold is close to 87%
Why even put up props like that?
PET PEEVE 2:
Using your last withdrawal to deny you a bonus.
At Skybook, I am down about $600 overall but since my last transaction was a withdrawal of $1,650, THAT is my make-up figure.
My favorite book Olympic has the silliest rule on baseball series. I had a series where my team won the first 2 games out of 3 and immediately scored it a win for myself the 3rd game was rained out so bet was called a push - Any other book I would have won bet Chris or WWTS - So now I only play series bets with Olympic when games are played in domes. Bizarre I think-
