Just curious to hear your views on this matter.....
It seems like a lot of sportsbooks are offering large sign-up bonuses and re-up bonuses to attract business....
If what I hear is true about the percentage of gamblers who lose over the long run.....that about 95% of the gamblers lose.....if the books can weed out the sharps and pros who appear to be the only real threat and among the 5% of the people who can make money doing this....
Then are the sportsbooks really risking much by offering huge bonuses with multiple rollovers, knowing full well that probably whoever signs up will be leaving thier bankroll there and they won't have to pay out?
It seems like a lot of sportsbooks are offering large sign-up bonuses and re-up bonuses to attract business....
If what I hear is true about the percentage of gamblers who lose over the long run.....that about 95% of the gamblers lose.....if the books can weed out the sharps and pros who appear to be the only real threat and among the 5% of the people who can make money doing this....
Then are the sportsbooks really risking much by offering huge bonuses with multiple rollovers, knowing full well that probably whoever signs up will be leaving thier bankroll there and they won't have to pay out?