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book is so far so good, going to request a withdrawal after they confirm my information.
     I was fooled into accepting the bonus reload. So according to them you cannot withdraw until you fulfill the reload bonus? Other books just take away the bonus if you withdraw and not keep you from taking your money out. First time I have encountered this. So i deposited 500 bucks and the reload was 1650. They give 2 pts per 10 dollars meaning I would have to wager 8250 just to make a withdrawal. I just got 110 pts for doubling up.

Just a heads up for everyone, next time I will just decline the bonus!
 
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Yes, their bonus rules can be absurd. They do have a very good 100% match bonus that when you think about it, will make sense. You will double your bank roll automatically and can marginally win even more money as the season progresses, Of course the draw back is exposure, but over the course of 17 weeks plus playoffs, it can easily be accomplished.

If you are looking for a short term play, then always decline.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aniki:

book is so far so good, going to request a withdrawal after they confirm my information.
     I was fooled into accepting the bonus reload. So according to them you cannot withdraw until you fulfill the reload bonus? Other books just take away the bonus if you withdraw and not keep you from taking your money out. First time I have encountered this. So i deposited 500 bucks and the reload was 1650. They give 2 pts per 10 dollars meaning I would have to wager 8250 just to make a withdrawal. I just got 110 pts for doubling up.

Just a heads up for everyone, next time I will just decline the bonus!


BULLSHIT

I've never heard of another book forgiving the bonus amount bu just taking away what they give you.  I smell bullshit here, you could have doubled or tripled that bonus amount through betting.  Why would the book let you make money off their bonus, and then only take back the original principle? 

GTBet's bonus roll over is very reasonable.  By the time I am ready to withdraw, the roll over has been satisfied long ago.
 
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I'm not Bsing Bling no reason for me to lie. Payouts may be long but they do not hold my money for rollovers. Lesson learned though, I stay declining bonuses now with the rollover rules are absurd to me. Think what you may, It's a good book I'll await my payouts from your posts they seem to do it in a timely matter. The dreaded Sportbook sister sites is what I'm referring to if you want to know.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bizkilla:

Yes, their bonus rules can be absurd. They do have a very good 100% match bonus that when you think about it, will make sense. You will double your bank roll automatically and can marginally win even more money as the season progresses, Of course the draw back is exposure, but over the course of 17 weeks plus playoffs, it can easily be accomplished.

If you are looking for a short term play, then always decline.



I agree!
 
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What book forgave you on their roll over requirement on their bonus and let you withdraw the money after taking the original bonus amount?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bling:

What book forgave you on their roll over requirement on their bonus and let you withdraw the money after taking the original bonus amount?


I mentioned above, superbook. They give a measly 5 bucks per 100 deposit so in the past I just gave up the 50 bucks to make a withdrawal.
 
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I mentioned above, superbook. They give a measly 5 bucks per 100 deposit so in the past I just gave up the 50 bucks to make a withdrawal.
I never heard of that site.  Did they ever pay out?  Maybe you should of stuck with them if they let you cheat their bonus. 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bling:

I never heard of that site.  Did they ever pay out?  Maybe you should of stuck with them if they let you cheat their bonus. 


Yeah they're good for payouts. I've been with them for over 7 years, they were sportingbetusa before, good place to play poker/omaha also. However one of the longest waits for payouts 6-8 weeks ain't nobody got time for that, hence the switching books. If I ever wanted to play cards I would use it again but their payout wait time is a turn off. Check the sportsbook withdrawal thread and you'll see me and many others complain
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