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First, I will say that I am not proud of this question but I haven't been ejucated in 25 years. If you don't use it, you lose it. I should be able to figure this out but I am drawing a mental block.

If I take a 100% free play bonus and win it at -110 odds, what adjusted odds am I betting at assuming I make no further deposits. If I win two-thirds of the free play? If I win one third of the free play?.

This seems like the brainiest place to ask the question.

HypoHandi · Answer

First, I will say that I am not proud of this question but I haven't been ejucated in 25 years. If you don't use it, you lose it. I should be able to figure this out but I am drawing a mental block.

If I take a 100% free play bonus and win it at -110 odds, what adjusted odds am I betting at assuming I make no further deposits. If I win two-thirds of the free play? If I win one third of the free play?.

This seems like the brainiest place to ask the question.

HypoHandi · Answer

It occurs to me that more information is likely needed. For anyone willing to provide info, let's assume a person takes a conservative strategy of betting 1.1% per bet and makes a total of 550 bets.

I suppose the odds will be lower to start and gradually increase as you bet at 110 odds over time. Any ballpark estimates at different intervals is appreciated.

HypoHandi · Answer

Basically what I am after is what my adjusted odds would be betting this strategy to meet my rollover requirement. The rollover would be met at about 550 bets. How does using these types of bonuses compare to betting at reduced odds at Pinnacle or Lowvig.ag?

rudie · Answer

haven&#x27;t you been educated on how to spell ejucated. ?

rivermonsterz · Answer

bonus bets are tough to turn over IMO.&#xD;&#xA;usually bonus bets ill just chuck on a game I want to watch and hope for the best. its free money, and if you win its cool, if not no biggie.

coolspot · Answer

if there&#x27;s a underdog system that you know of that would be the best way to bet with the free money.  as for turning it over so you can cash out is a hard to do but with decent betting systems and money management like the labourche line not impossible.  in most cases its just better off not taking the bonus unless you know for fact that it can be turned over so that a cash out can happen.

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