Originally <a href='http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/showthread.php?p=26718953'>posted</a> on 01/18/2017:

Quote Originally Posted by Optional View Post
Fair industry practice would be to pay you out pro-rated and close your account if they reduce the limits to a level where it isn't reasonable/possible to complete the rollover terms.
That's a garbage post, optional, and you should be wise enough to know it.

Cutting limits to an unreasonable amount shortly after a player begins a rollover is SHOT TAKING by the book.

Consider the following example:

-Suppose a player signs up at a book for a $1000 deposit accepts a $1000 free play bonus, and begins rollover.

-Now, 10% of the way thru the rollover the book cuts the players limits to $100.

-Player has a balance of $10,000 (let's say he went 9-0 on his first 9 bets). Book offers the player a pro-rated amount to close the account and allow the player off the hook for his rollover requirements.

This offer leaves the bettor 2 options:

-grind thru months and months of rollover at $100 limits, or
-accept 10 cents on the dollar of what he won?

Now the most important part: don't forget that if the player lost his entire balance his pro-rated offer from the book would be zero!!

If you have any critical thinking ability whatsoever you will understand that a book offering a crappy pro-rated amount while simultaneously cutting limits to a very low amount is, indeed, SHOT TAKING BY THE BOOK!!

BAUS