4/20/2009 02:18 PM
Bet911 upgraded from D to D+
3/4/2009 10:25 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D) pays player who was owed $1,750 since January, 2008. As was the case last May,
Bet911 stated it was under new management and would pay this player. Today,
Bet911 provided the player with payment details. Barring further issue receiving payment, SBR considers this case closed. There are currently no other open disputes or claims against
Bet911. SBR encourages all
Bet911 players to report feedback.
3/3/2009 09:56 PM
Bet911 upgraded from D- to D
2/22/2009 08:20 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D-) pays player $1040 requested 14 months ago. The player has finally been paid in full. SBR is seeking confirmation from other owed players that they were also paid before reassessing
Bet911.
2/15/2009 10:56 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D-) states it will pay players, two who were owed since early 2007 and 2008. The sportsbook blames its payout issues on poor investments by its company and states it has recently been able to liquify assets.
Bet911 also states it has already paid one player who was attempting to collect his funds through installments. SBR will monitor payouts and adjust
Bet911's rating accordingly. Players who are owed are asked to contact SportsbookReview immediately.
1/11/2009 11:14 PM
Beware of Bet911 (SBR rating D-) offersThe slow-paying sportsbook is offering 30% cash bonuses along with other discount offerings such -105 reduced juice specials and free half point Tuesdays. Players should avoid all questionable and unproven sportsbooks, especially those marketing overly generous promotions this time of year. As football comes to a close many players will be requesting payouts and testing the financial strength of these sportsbooks. Many sportsbooks will market these offers irresponsibly, knowing that if the ball does not bounce in their favor, players will not be paid.
Bet911 has already shown they can not fulfill payout requests of large winners.
12/21/2008 11:32 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D-) $10,000 winner reported initial success with a $1,000 installment plan that began in October, but the sportsbook failed to pay over the last month. The player first complained in June that
Bet911 was unable to pay $10,000 without explanation. Owed 911 players are concerned that their chances to be paid will end with along with the busiest part of the year, football season.
Player:
My contact does keep me informed. Apparently, money is tight. simple as that. At the moment i am hoping payments will begin again soon.
6/28/2008 11:57 PM
New Bet911 (SBR rating D-) player complains of stalled payouts
The sportsbook was downgraded to D- earlier this month after two players filed new payout complaints.
Bet911 shows signs of trying to survive until it can obtain funds from new players at the start of football season. Like
USDbet (SBR rating F), the small sportsbook's marketing efforts were directed to players on posting forums.
Bet911 advertisement banners currently promote a 100% bonus.
Player: I currently have over $10000 in my account with them (account xxxxxx same e mail). I have been a customer for several years but this seems to count for nothing. I send e mail requests asking for a breakdown of how and when I will get paid which either remain unanswered or get misdirected within Bet911 (apparently). If they do reply it is never to my question but offering me the 'opportunity' to request a payout. Woi I'm so honoured. Their 'opportunities' have resulted in me receiving only $2000 in the last four months.
6/5/2008 11:56 PM
Bet911 no-pay and no response; downgraded to D-
The sportsbook has not responded to player an SBR requests for a promised payment of $1,750. A second player reports a 3.5 week $740 slow-pay.
Bet911 last responded to SBR and assured payment in March. Bettors are reminded to avoid small unproven sportsbooks that may be attempting to hold on until they can begin collecting deposits from new football bettors. Sportsbooks that focus on U.S. sports are entering the slowest part of the betting year.
6/5/2008 11:55 PM
Bet911 downgraded from D to D-
5/21/2008 11:30 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D) player waiting for $1,750 since January
In January of 2008
Bet911 agreed to pay a player $1,750 that was confiscated in June of 2007. Both the player and SBR have contacted
Bet911 management about the promised payout since. 911 initially blamed the delay on miscommunication regarding which payout method would be used. Recent inquiries have not been returned.
SBR report January 12, 2008:
Bet911 management has agreed to pay a player $1,750 originally withheld because the account was one of two that wagered from the same location. The player argued that Bet911 was alerted ahead of time through email that his friend worked with him and was given a referral bonus. The $1,750 is the amount the player won and does not include the bonus which was cancelled. Bet911 states they are under new management and is willing to address all complaints previously submitted to SBR.
1/12/2008 11:04 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D) addresses seven month old $1,750 dispute
Bet911 management has agreed to pay a player $1,750 originally withheld because the account was one of two that wagered from the same location. The player argued that Bet911 was alerted ahead of time through email that his friend worked with him and was given a referral bonus. The $1,750 is the amount the player won and does not include the bonus which was cancelled. Bet911 states they are under new management and is willing to address all complaints previously submitted to SBR.
8/26/2007 06:39 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D+) cancels player's $100 wager at +690 claiming it was a bad line. The bettor has provided detailed betting odds history from other major sportsbooks showing the price ranging from +650 to +750. Bet911 customer service claims the payout should have been lowered to +500 and therefore is not a valid bet. SBR has asked Bet911 to reconsider the decision as a failure to change odds does not constitute an obvious error or a bad line.
Update 7:40 PM CST: Bet911 management apologizes and credits player full winnings.
7/1/2007 03:50 AM
Bet911 & Bookie247 downgraded from D+ to D
6/30/2007 11:38 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D+) misses scheduled payouts; pays some only $500 of $2500 requested. Other Bet911 players complain of locked accounts and confiscated balances. Bet911 management states that a newly instated risk management team has found these account holders to be taking part in "syndicate wagering." Bet911 and sister sportsbook Bookie247 (SBR rating D+) should be avoided as SBR addresses multiple isssues with management.
6/18/2007 04:17 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D+) promises $1000 to
slow-paid player by week's end. SBR will continue to monitor
Bet911 and sister book,
PlayWePay (SBR rating D+) withdrawal requests.
6/10/2007 11:48 PM
Bet911 (SBR rating D+) defaults on $1000 payment plan; cites new management
Bet911 tells player that his most recent withdrawal request was canceled due to a software upgrade and future payments will be capped at $500. The sportsbook has paid $5,500 of $10,700 to the player and had promised to send $1000 per week which it is unable to do. Bet911 is a sister sportsbook of PlayWePay.
Bet911: After reviewing your profile, your total balance with our company is $10682, out of all this the overall is -$7682 for us. By the behavior of your account we promise to get the funds payout, you have stopped playing with us already and should not worry about loosing the funds with us since we will pay you on a timely matter and the amounts we will handle for your payouts will be $500.
11/27/2006 07:37 PM
Bet911 & Bookie247 - SBR initiates rating at D+
11/27/2006 07:25 PM
Bet911 &
Bookie247 enter rating guide at D+ as sister books of
PlayWePay (SBR rating D+).