Advice please: After Pinnacle I....

TomBrady#1 · Jan 16, 2007

I actually took the bonus of 20% at WSEX and threw a chunk (most) in there. Also Cris and Greek took bonus's and deposits. Not a lot but enough. This is what I do and I took advantage of the bonus's and made a call. I also had a good weekend. That is the good news.

I made a decision and went with it. Now I am nervous as heck. The writing is on the wall and this Neteller is one more additional big time warning. Now what do I do? Would the books even let me withdraw without the rollovers? I can't get it out of my mind. Not sure I want to but sure as heck do not want to lose all my money left.

What would the books give me back? Lose my bonus?

Any thoughts?

whormoan · Jan 16, 2007

Tom Brady#1 said:
I actually took the bonus of 20% at WSEX and threw a chunk (most) in there. Also Cris and Greek took bonus's and deposits. Not a lot but enough. This is what I do and I took advantage of the bonus's and made a call. I also had a good weekend. That is the good news.

I made a decision and went with it. Now I am nervous as heck. The writing is on the wall and this Neteller is one more additional big time warning. Now what do I do? Would the books even let me withdraw without the rollovers? I can't get it out of my mind. Not sure I want to but sure as heck do not want to lose all my money left.

What would the books give me back? Lose my bonus?

Any thoughts?

Rollover requirement only apply to withdrawing your bonus, not your initial deposit

mike0187 · Jan 16, 2007

Unless it is lifechanging money for you, I would just leave it in there. Most likely it will be fine and I think the books will hassle you about taking it out.

Even if these books close to US residents, it is highly unlikely that they would stiff you.

BadCo · Jan 16, 2007

You Vinny whats up homie.

You will more than likely have to pay withdraw fee's,or you must at least rollover 2X to avoid fee's but you must call them or live chat.

TomBrady#1 · Jan 16, 2007

What is up Rob? Whoreman says I can withdraw initial deposit? This true? IT wasn't exactly the best customer service at any place either. I asked a few questions and made the deal and then waited for my money from Pinny and had to go back and forth and keep them waiting so it was not fun. Now I may want to withdraw. Do not feel comfortable to say the least. THanks.

ICALL · Jan 16, 2007

Most books will remove the bonus and allow you to withdraw. You WILL have withdrawal fees, especially with Cris. They have a loyalty program that makes up for the fees in freeplays, but if you haven't wagered and just funnel the money through them, its pretty steep. I think $75 per 5k. Ouch

I would just send an email asking if they could remove the bonus. If it was a freeplay and you used it, I don't know. I've never done that.

Just remember, Cris is one of the larger books. We are not the only country in the world. If these books go out, alot of people who make their living by sportsbetting in UK will be very upset. :103631605

That said, if you're not comfortable, you do what you have to.

Dubpoet · Jan 16, 2007

Stick around at night and bet halftimes at your over 50% rate to help roll it over. You may even make some money. Easily rolled over in a week.

ClipJoint · Jan 16, 2007

You are at solid books so you should be fine.

This is just another obvious reason to stay away from a book like JustBet and their promo they are running on this site. You would not be able to request your initial deposit for 90 DAYS.

TomBrady#1 · Jan 16, 2007

Dubpoet said:
Stick around at night and bet halftimes at your over 50% rate to help roll it over. You may even make some money. Easily rolled over in a week.

DUb, 5x rollover which is pretty signifiant. Believe me hit Pitt tonight and more and went nuts this weekend. I bet I am 2x there but 5 is a lot. Also do not want to bet stupidly either.

Any way to know how close you are to rollovers, men? I have bet like crazy at WSEX but cannot force it too much. Just not sure how close I am?? I saw the reports function but could not specifically a total of my wagers.