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You get 5K, have to roll over 100K before cashing out. If you rollover and anything is left you get paid.

If you lose it, you owe the money, so not really free.

do you offer this to a client?
 

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well you would have to have more rules, like minimum # of bets per week or something, as someone could bet it down too $10 and just sit there.
 

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Ok.

3 months to roll. Bet what you like, but the end of 3 months, if the roll isnt met..............it's mine
 

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seems too much. free or not...even though it basically not free.

3 months would be betting about 1k a day in action to get the 100k rolled.
 
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You wouldn't want me as Your Customer...You would be Paying Me !
and I don't want Cake as Payment ! @):mad:
 

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this is illogical, why wud anyone do this if you owe the money after?

its just like playing on credit, but you have a rollover? why would anyone do that when you can play on credit without a rollover?
 
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this is illogical, why wud anyone do this if you owe the money after?

its just like playing on credit, but you have a rollover? why would anyone do that when you can play on credit without a rollover?


This is very true....But for someone that Bets Large, it would be a free Bonus.

I would never do it, But the Rollover wouldn't be hard to hit
 

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i still cant understand how its a "free bonus" if you have to pay if you lose it? seems to me it is simply credit, and retarded credit at that, as there is a rollover attached to it.

of course, to someone who may not normally be eligible for credit, it may be a good deal in that sense, but to those who have access to credit it makes no sense.

although, maybe im missing something
 

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i still cant understand how its a "free bonus" if you have to pay if you lose it? seems to me it is simply credit, and retarded credit at that, as there is a rollover attached to it.

of course, to someone who may not normally be eligible for credit, it may be a good deal in that sense, but to those who have access to credit it makes no sense.

although, maybe im missing something

Sharp post. Or I'm a moron and don't get it either.
 

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i still cant understand how its a "free bonus" if you have to pay if you lose it? seems to me it is simply credit, and retarded credit at that, as there is a rollover attached to it.

of course, to someone who may not normally be eligible for credit, it may be a good deal in that sense, but to those who have access to credit it makes no sense.

although, maybe im missing something

not entirely...if you do this and go through the 100k rollover and make $0, you net $5000. If you get $5000 credit and make $0, you net $0.
 

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ahhhhh bingo....

thanks for clarifying that for us that are mathematically challenged jmhino.
 

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Good question. My math is probably wrong but I think it depends on the vig (like always). Say you bet all the remaining MLB games on the under total for each day. Total $ in your account/number of games per day is your bet size. Enough bets that the variance would probably not get you in a bad swing and you could make wagering requirements in time. Assuming a -105 line, the juice would grind you down to zero (variance not withstanding). $100000 wag. req.* 5%= $5000 or the amount offered. So if the lines served are equal to or worse than -105, I say there is no value.
 

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It's different from credit because if you have anything left you get that, but only lose if you blow it all.

If it was credit and you lost half after the rollover you would be out 2.5, not up 2.5k.
 

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Or is it a -110 line that you lose 5% because you win half your bets? So at -110 there is no value. I think that's the break even point.
 

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Just bet both sides of each game and you'll make a few hundred

$100 000 x 0.0455 < $5 000
 

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