I hadnt heard of it, but I would believe it - otherwise whats to stop people betting just waiting and watching the weather reports and solely betting on MLB games where it was raining heavily in the day and the game was likely to be called off.
Not to mention a lot of books offer "Draw = No Bet" lines as well, which could also be easily used to rollover requirements
Not to mention a lot of books offer "Draw = No Bet" lines as well, which could also be easily used to rollover requirements
I agree with you 100 % on this push fiasco.The only thing I can think of would be how that particular book's system and software is setup maybe ?
On a couple of books I use, I have seen pushed bets and cancelled/void bets show as exactly the same in my bet history - so if their system doesnt properly distinguish between them, then I would also assume the bonus rollover wouldnt count them either maybe ?
On a couple of books I use, I have seen pushed bets and cancelled/void bets show as exactly the same in my bet history - so if their system doesnt properly distinguish between them, then I would also assume the bonus rollover wouldnt count them either maybe ?
Thats funny, that was almost my exact response when asked this question earlier as well.....i was thinking "cancelled" bets , not a total landing right on....and my response was, i can see why, cuz lots of times they just KNOW a game wont get in, and u could be heavy on it......i had the same line of thinking, wasn't thinking about totals landing on, or an NBA side landing on...those i would think would always count, as money was at risk the whole time.......
