It means you have to make a total of $1500 in wagers..but dont think you can bet $1500 on Roger Federer to beat some scrub at the Australian open and that will cover your rollover, it doesn't work like that..only the win amount goes to the rollover..and many places dont count any moneyline wager over -200 towards the rollover.
I completely disagree. I have made a lot of money over the years accepting bonuses. If i send $1000 and there is a 10x rollover that isn't shit because i wouldn't request a payout before i played 10 grand anyway, so taking a 20% bonus is great for me..the only time i wont take a bonus is when there is an amount of time attached to the bonus..a few books make you keep the money you sent in the account for a minimum of 30 day. I think thats bullshit. If i meet the rollover in a week then i should be able to get all of my money.. youwager and a few other places dont agree with me.
Heritage counts the wager amount towards the rollover and not the win amount, so hitting the rollover is much easier that way.
5crimes has a 30 day rule when taking a bonus no withdrawal before 30 days.
Are you sure? i just called Heritage and asked if i sent $1000 with a 5x rollover if i could bet large favorites in tennis matches with the risk amount going to the rollver..they told me only the win amount would go to the rollover.
Are you sure? i just called Heritage and asked if i sent $1000 with a 5x rollover if i could bet large favorites in tennis matches with the risk amount going to the rollver..they told me only the win amount would go to the rollover.
As far as free play bonuses, like the 30% reload bonus they absolutely count every dollar wagered toward the 3x roll over requirement. Customer service has said to me that all bonuses are treated like this.
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