<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by dogs24:
REALLY excellent point. Why would any book offer this line, and thereby give away at least 1x of someone's rollover?
Seems like giving money away...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Because about 50% of books only consider the amount TO BE WON as the rollover. Hence, in this situation of 12,500 to win 100......you would get credit for only $100. PLEASE READ OR ASK YOUR BOOK WHAT THEIR RULE IS ON THIS!! Noticed some books even taking the average of the risk and win amount. So again, using the above example, that would equate to around 6,200. ASK YOUR BOOK IF YOUR NOT SURE!
REALLY excellent point. Why would any book offer this line, and thereby give away at least 1x of someone's rollover?
Seems like giving money away...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Because about 50% of books only consider the amount TO BE WON as the rollover. Hence, in this situation of 12,500 to win 100......you would get credit for only $100. PLEASE READ OR ASK YOUR BOOK WHAT THEIR RULE IS ON THIS!! Noticed some books even taking the average of the risk and win amount. So again, using the above example, that would equate to around 6,200. ASK YOUR BOOK IF YOUR NOT SURE!
