Is There Any Way To Check On Your Roll Over Figure???

CujoLatte · Feb 27, 2012

I have won a few contest with EZ and JustBet. Is there any way, besides calling, to figure out your roll over figure? I guess I could just look back at my history and add up all my bets.... It would be nice if it was possible to check this on the web site....

Also, I wanted to check the numbers. If I win $400.00 with a 6x roll over, I have to place $2400.00 to be able to withdraw correct?
If I have $1000.00 in my account and win a $400.00 contest is that $1000.00 immediately frozen also? Or can I withdraw all but the $400.00?

Thanks in advance to all that help.... @)

HacheMan · Feb 27, 2012

The only ways are the 2 you mentioned above Cujo.

As to your second question, yes you have to wager 6x (or whatever the rollover is) in order to withdraw.
When you have a current exisiting balance before Bonus Play money is moved to your account after you win it, it does add to the confusion but each book has their own ways of figuring that out.

I have suggested that the book simply leave the Bonus Play money in your Bonus Play section/account and wager it there until the full rollover is met (or lost), and THEN move it into your actual cash account.
That would simplify things for the book and player alike...

boatboatboat · Feb 27, 2012

books do not want a player to know when they have met the rollover , because they might withdraw. if you call they will tell you, or you can figure it your self, but they don't want the software set up to make the # easy to see, with a few mouse clicks.

Soriano12 · Feb 27, 2012

CujoLatte said:
If I win $400.00 with a 6x roll over, I have to place $2400.00 to be able to withdraw correct?

Sometimes they just count the lesser amount towards the roll over, so if you bet 300$ +140, you would have rolled over 300$. But if you risked 300$ to win 200 (-150 favorite), only 200$ would be counted towards your RO.

CujoLatte · Feb 27, 2012

Thanks Guys!

BIGJBALLERS · Feb 28, 2012

Hope you cash big CUJO. The end of the roll over is always the hardest the last couple hundred.

CujoLatte · Feb 28, 2012

Thanks BIGJ!

HacheMan · Feb 28, 2012

Soriano12 said:
Sometimes they just count the lesser amount towards the roll over, so if you bet 300$ +140, you would have rolled over 300$. But if you risked 300$ to win 200 (-150 favorite), only 200$ would be counted towards your RO.

Not sure about other books Soriano but I remember BetJam always giving you credit for the amount you put at risk.
This stands out because I recall you and some others discussing it in the past and I asked Scotty and Herman a few times about it and they always said it's the amount you wager regardless.

As for tracking the Bonus Plays it would be much easier if books would do what I mentioned in my first post.