is free play bonus separate from my normal balance, if I`m given 25% bonus free play x 6 rollover does that mean I can play it without touching my original deposit? can someone explain
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11-26-15 11:43 AM #1
free play question
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11-26-15 01:31 PM #2
Yes sir, you are right. Sportsbook freeplay points are separated from your normal balance. If those points are use to bet and win, the winnings will now transfer to your normal points.
Originally Posted by MM1982
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11-26-15 02:42 PM #3
Technically true, and it depends on which site you play at, but the standard way this works is that you deposit for example $100, get a $25 free play, and need to wager $150 before you can withdraw any winnings (and often your initial deposit as well).
Sometimes the 6x includes the deposit as well, and if so you need to wager $750 before you can withdraw any of your funds.
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11-27-15 12:03 PM #4
Most will question you, grill you & fight tooth and nail to give you any of it
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12-05-15 12:05 PM #5
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