Well books can vary on this, its best to ask each individual book...And they can also have different criteria as to what they consider "action given"...some will count amount risked as action...other will count amount the amount you are trying to win....
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170.00 could be considered "action given" by one book while another may only count it as 100.00
It really depends...ask up front, is what I do...
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170.00 could be considered "action given" by one book while another may only count it as 100.00
It really depends...ask up front, is what I do...
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Journeyman:
Well books can vary on this, its best to ask each individual book...And they can also have different criteria as to what they consider "action given"...some will count amount risked as action...other will count amount the amount you are trying to win....
It really depends...ask up front, is what I do... <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
As JMan says, it varies.
Given a $500 deposit plus a $50 bonus, most books (~80%) do it the way Fishhead described ... (500 + 50) x 3 = $1,650 in wagers required.
A few do it the way Olympic and BetJamaica do it ... they have a 4x rollover, but it's 4x your deposit only. So on a $500 deposit with $50 bonus, it's 500 x 4 = $2,000 in wagers required.
Some make you roll over your transfer fees (Neteller, WU, etc.) in addition to deposit and bonus. The V.O. Group does this (V-Wager, MVP, etc.).
Then a few others are different altogether.
Well books can vary on this, its best to ask each individual book...And they can also have different criteria as to what they consider "action given"...some will count amount risked as action...other will count amount the amount you are trying to win....
It really depends...ask up front, is what I do... <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
As JMan says, it varies.
Given a $500 deposit plus a $50 bonus, most books (~80%) do it the way Fishhead described ... (500 + 50) x 3 = $1,650 in wagers required.
A few do it the way Olympic and BetJamaica do it ... they have a 4x rollover, but it's 4x your deposit only. So on a $500 deposit with $50 bonus, it's 500 x 4 = $2,000 in wagers required.
Some make you roll over your transfer fees (Neteller, WU, etc.) in addition to deposit and bonus. The V.O. Group does this (V-Wager, MVP, etc.).
Then a few others are different altogether.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by oldmantime:
First time I ever got a bonus, (WSEX) so not sure how it worked. It's a pretty damm good deal either way. After going 1-9 in college football over the weekend, If the Cards win tonight and are leading-I'll be 8-0! Haven't turned the $ over because I'm small player.
Thanks for the info. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
WSEX bonus rollovers are calculated as Fishhead described ... (Deposit + Bonus) x Rollover Factor
First time I ever got a bonus, (WSEX) so not sure how it worked. It's a pretty damm good deal either way. After going 1-9 in college football over the weekend, If the Cards win tonight and are leading-I'll be 8-0! Haven't turned the $ over because I'm small player.
Thanks for the info. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
WSEX bonus rollovers are calculated as Fishhead described ... (Deposit + Bonus) x Rollover Factor
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Tomorrow's Newspaper:
Anyone know the rules at skybook. If I bet 175 to win 100 does 175 count toward rollover or does 100? IF it is 100 than I would asume that if I bet the dog the winning amount would count?? Rio shill where are you?? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Risk Amount (175)
Anyone know the rules at skybook. If I bet 175 to win 100 does 175 count toward rollover or does 100? IF it is 100 than I would asume that if I bet the dog the winning amount would count?? Rio shill where are you?? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Risk Amount (175)
Thanks Halifax. I was pretty sure that was the way it worked, but just wanted to be sure. I did read that no withdrawal can be made until rollover is completed. You cant even forfeit the bonus. Not that this is a problem as it usually takes me around 3 to 5 days to roll over, but it is nice to know the rules.
