I deposited with this trash online book ONCE in my early days when I was young and dumb. (@ the age of 22 in 2007. Im 36 now) Blew that deposit and every year, they send me an multiple emails, physical snail mail about "free bets" on my account. These "free bets" are prop bets and are completely 50/50.
Ex Who will call a time out first? Who will get the first first down? Number of fg's made? Odd or even?
Long story short, I recently used and actually won a free $25 prop bet and then I read the fine print on cashing out. I have to turn a $25 balance over 280 times! That's over $7,000 worth of action! AND and it only gets better. Even IF I turn it over that amount and my account gets to, let's say, $2,000, I can only cashout the ORIGINAL prop bet amount! In this case, $25 measly dollars.
I understand this is a clever tactic used by marketing to get bettors hooked to their platform but I could careless about an "active" sitting balance of $200+. I wont ever log onto that account again!
Don't fall for those online reload, deposit bonsues! Obviously they have some rediculous roll over requirement that is nearly impossible to complete. Stick to a local or if your state has it legalized, a local casino betting app.
"Schrödinger's bet." A bet that loses when you bet it but wins when you DON'T bet it...
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I deposited with this trash online book ONCE in my early days when I was young and dumb. (@ the age of 22 in 2007. Im 36 now) Blew that deposit and every year, they send me an multiple emails, physical snail mail about "free bets" on my account. These "free bets" are prop bets and are completely 50/50.
Ex Who will call a time out first? Who will get the first first down? Number of fg's made? Odd or even?
Long story short, I recently used and actually won a free $25 prop bet and then I read the fine print on cashing out. I have to turn a $25 balance over 280 times! That's over $7,000 worth of action! AND and it only gets better. Even IF I turn it over that amount and my account gets to, let's say, $2,000, I can only cashout the ORIGINAL prop bet amount! In this case, $25 measly dollars.
I understand this is a clever tactic used by marketing to get bettors hooked to their platform but I could careless about an "active" sitting balance of $200+. I wont ever log onto that account again!
Don't fall for those online reload, deposit bonsues! Obviously they have some rediculous roll over requirement that is nearly impossible to complete. Stick to a local or if your state has it legalized, a local casino betting app.
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That's over $7,000 worth of action! AND and it only gets better. Even IF I turn it over that amount and my account gets to, let's say, $2,000, I can only cashout the ORIGINAL prop bet amount! 
In this case, $25 measly dollars. 
Obviously they have some rediculous roll over requirement that is nearly impossible to complete. Stick to a local or if your state has it legalized, a local casino betting app.
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