bigbet1234
Home of the Cincinnati Criminals.
- Joined
- Sep 20, 2004
- Messages
- 19,203
You ahve got to be kidding me. This is enough to scare anyone away.......you lose you're welcome, you win and they keep winnings???
BB
BB
Twilight said:yeah...im sure SBR is making everything about your sponsors upuppy:
wilheim said:The problem with dragging stories about sportsbooks from around the internet on to this forum is that there is no opportunity to find out what is actually the truth. There is no actual complaintant to even help or at least hear some details from. Personally I am way to busy to read the other forums.
wil.
Twilight said:half your posts are about defending shit booksuppy:
wilheim said:Bigbet - draggin is exactly what you are doing. I have no way of verifing anything you say about sportsbooks that you find somewhere else on the internet. Why not ask SBR for some details.
wilheim said:Bigbet - draggin is exactly what you are doing. I have no way of verifing anything you say about sportsbooks that you find somewhere else on the internet. Why not ask SBR for some details.
Journeyman said:Bigbet you haven't even really said anything other than
QUOTE 'you lose you're welcome, you win and they keep winnings???
Now what exactly do you expect anyone to say to that?
Do you think every Rx poster loses at BetMill, I don't get what you're even asking?
SCnit said:06.08.2006 (04:01 PM CST)
Millennium Sports (SBR rating C) confiscates portion of player’s winnings and bonus
On Sunday, 6/04/06, the bettor made a $3,000 deposit, received a $1,200 (40%) reload bonus, then made a winning wager that risked his $4,200 balance on the Anaheim Angels, bringing the account balance to $10,920. Today, Millennium closed the account and sent him $6,414; confiscating the bonus as well as 28% of proceeds from the winning wager. Just as is the case with an unjust confiscation of free-play bonus winnings, the player could have risked his funds for the desired return at a different sportsbook. This player has lost over $23,000 to Millennium Sports and has received 9 reload bonuses during one month as a losing client.
The bettor also holds a one week old account at sister book, BetOnSports (SBR rating C), who has reduced his limits from $10,000 to $1,000; thereby increasing the amount of wagers he must make to complete his rollover from 9 to 90. The book has taken this action after two winning plays, despite the player’s willingness to bet normal limits via phone only. Management states that if the player refuses to accept the new wagering limit BOS will remove the bonus and 33% of the two winning wagers he made after this initial deposit. Customer Service Manager Jamie tells SBR these decisions are final. SBR will contact BOS COO Clive Archer to further discuss the complaint of theft.