what is bonus pyramiding and why do books outlaw this?

Bonus Pyramiding

Taking deposited funds plus bonus and wagering the entire amount on a single event. Upon winning, taking your entire balance and wagering on a single event. This being repeated until meeting rollover requirements and withdrawing the money. Upon withdrawal, you will receive your deposited money and winnings on the deposited money.

Example:

It's prohibited because they want more chances at your money. IE they have a better chance of beating you over a larger number of plays.

Which site is doing that by the way?

Mike

At the end of the day, bonuses are a crock and not even worth consideration.

YES I know that many will argue telling me it's free money you should max your bonus.... nonsense.  A lifetime of experience has taught me there is no free lunch.

Go with a rock solid book, and ignore any bonus action.  The more they market the bonuses, the less of a legit book they actually are.  Pinny never pushed any bonuses as I recall.

I've made a living from reload bonuses & loyalty cash, allowing me the luxury to retire from my job. I'm fortunate enough to have four trustworthy friends who have gr8 jobs, earn big $, & like to gamble. I take all their action & place it with 2 solid A+ sportsbooks. They have lost more than $100,000 over the years, I rake in all the reload bonuses & loyalty cash basicly risk free, as these are trustworthy friends I've known for over 35 years & we always pay each other. But not many people can do this, as you need trustworthy friends who won't screw you when they lose.

Not concerned if you believe it, I know what I've accomplished & that's all that matters. Just trying to educate & inspire others about taking bonuses, have fun at work chump.