I would think the only reason Covers would hold up any bailout offer would be to insure that any deal they had going with beted would remain intact.
an example would be if covers was getting a % of the losses of any player they referred, Covers would want to still get that % from the bailout book.
This is just a theory.
So the bailout book would have to pay:
just a theory...
an example would be if covers was getting a % of the losses of any player they referred, Covers would want to still get that % from the bailout book.
This is just a theory.
So the bailout book would have to pay:
- upfront money to beted
- % of losses to Covers
- balances to players after rollover
just a theory...