Best way to SURPASS roll-over requirements.

**Nguyen** · 12-28-09, 12:24 PM

does anyone have a system to beat roll over requirements that they would like to share?

**dark star** · 12-28-09, 01:08 PM

Make a lot of winning bets

**johncrud** · 12-28-09, 01:26 PM

the john morrison system. or scalping.

**Nguyen** · 12-28-09, 03:36 PM

What in world is the John Morrison System or scalping?

**Peeig** · 12-28-09, 05:03 PM

Originally posted by Nguyen

What in world is the John Morrison System or scalping?

Use the search function.....i know it sounds difficult, but its really not.

**Justin7** · 12-29-09, 12:40 AM

Best way:
Bet balance + bonus on one play.

Grinding way:
pick off numbers that are the same as Pinny or MB's no-vig numbers. I.e. if Arizona is +3 -114/+106, the no-vig price is Ariz +3 -110. If you can bet Ariz at +3 -110 or better, that is a good rollover play.

Props.
If props count towards rollover, you don't have to worry. Price them and bet all with value, even against a 30 cent line.

Depth charging:
You have one play you really like. You have a bunch of others that are neutral, or slightly positive (i.e. grinding plays). Play lots of parlays - mainly 2 and 3 teamers. If you play 4+ teamers or more, make sure they are paying fair odds.

**Peep** · 12-29-09, 12:50 AM

I just make my normal bets.

If there is a line that is the same in all books, I will make it at the book I need rollover done in.

I don't like to do anything extra to make rollover, I feel it upsets my sometimes already shakey "game".

**blix177** · 12-29-09, 01:56 AM

Bookie your friends bet and pass it through.

**BET THE HOOK** · 12-29-09, 08:28 AM

There are always way to beat the system. Some software doesnt catch you if you are betting both sides of a game if the amounts are not large. I am on the way out the door but will elaborate at lunch when I get off today.

**AceKingHigh** · 12-29-09, 09:36 AM

Originally posted by blix177

Bookie your friends bet and pass it through.

Nice idea actually!!

**Nguyen** · 12-29-09, 12:52 PM

Thanks folks. I guess there's really no easy way to surpass roll over requirements.

**Peeig** · 12-29-09, 01:21 PM

Originally posted by Nguyen

Thanks folks. I guess there's really no easy way to surpass roll over requirements.

lol....there is a bunch of ideas in here.....you don't like any of them?

**jackpot269** · 12-29-09, 01:22 PM

Bet big on winning plays sorry thats all i got aaaaaaa1111111111

**MrX** · 12-29-09, 01:27 PM

Maybe he wanted a "get out of rollover free" code?

**20Four7** · 12-29-09, 01:57 PM

MrX you have to enter that in the promo code box....... I guess he didn't.

I use a combination of above...... try to scalp, will make my normal bets if the line is the same or better, however given I gamble by playing in low rated books a lot of times I look to find a losing play at the D book while moving the money to the B+ or better book if I'm right. Unfortunately if your wrong you can end up with 4 or 5 K in the d book fighting to get it out after the roll over.

**Checkerboard** · 12-30-09, 02:56 AM

Originally posted by blix177

Bookie your friends bet and pass it through.

the hell yeah, don't know why I've never thought of that, good stuff blix!

**paste_me** · 12-30-09, 04:01 AM

Originally posted by MrX

Maybe he wanted a "get out of rollover free" code?

When you are at the confirm selection window press UP Key, Down Key, Down Key, Down Key, Left Key, Down Key, Left Key, Right Key, Up Key, Left Key, Right Key

not that will bring up a menu selection that lets you bypass all roll over requirements

note: please don't try this at home

**fixxer** · 12-30-09, 06:42 AM

I usually choose betting on 2 sides of a 3-way event, where all 3 options have odds of evens or more (mostly soccer)....this how the bets counts fully in the rollover, even if the bookie has a "risk or win lower counts" rule, and dodges the "minimum odds needed to count in the rollover" rule, but basically I am making the rollover on a low odds double chance...and only a few bookies have rules against this (Nordicbet for example), so this is a legal way to lower the risks

**BubbleBobble** · 12-30-09, 09:23 AM

Depends on how safe the book is, if i feel comfortable with a larger balance there i usually scalp my way through rollovers.
I.e. if you can get a Greek or Jamaica bonus, it is free money.

If i don't like the book that much, i will just take decent odds like Justin explained it.