Bookmaker charging $70 dollars for a withdrawal fee? WTF

BIGDAY · 10-30-12, 07:00 PM

GL Otters, $50 is standard issue.

I bend over everytime.

JJJ · 10-30-12, 07:01 PM

you gotta play to pay you play you pay

Sam Odom · 10-30-12, 07:02 PM

http://forum.sbrforum.com/players-talk/1926486-if-you-1k-bettor-bookmaker-dont-want-you-there.html#post16195838

ChalkyDog · 10-30-12, 07:04 PM

Yep.

El Nino · 10-30-12, 08:50 PM

Site says $65 withdrawal fee for a check

Have you asked about the DC option?

Mikail · 10-30-12, 08:53 PM

yeah it's quite expensive to get your money from Bookmaker.

Ernie Mccracken · 10-30-12, 09:36 PM

This just in - gambling is a waste of money.

ThaTopMoron · 10-30-12, 10:18 PM

win an extra bet and then forget about it fool

at least you know they are gonna pay your ass

pokeraddict2012 · 10-30-12, 11:02 PM

lol 70dollars what a joke good luck that is rent moneyz

BranchDavidian · 10-31-12, 07:35 AM

Originally posted by ThaTopMoron

win an extra bet and then forget about it fool

at least you know they are gonna pay your ass

Of course, if he loses that "extra bet" then he is an even bigger fool? Being the top moron, I suppose you win all your "extra bets". Your moniker is quite apt, and makes you labeling anyone else a fool rather ridiculous.

Statman · 10-31-12, 07:57 AM

Had a similar issue last week with DSI which is also part of the BetCris group and they wanted $65 for a cheque. I complained and told them that I've played your standard crappy -110 lines, met your 10x rollover, and complied by your rollover terms of what is 'won' gets counted towards the rollover vs what is risked. The manager dropped the fee down to $40 and I had enough Betpoints to cover that so it was not an easy experience for a payout via cheque. I should mention though that they do offer a free payout via DC which I've never tried yet but I believe there is a hidden fee called an activation fee for that also.

caveira · 10-31-12, 08:09 AM

Like Sam Odom said, bookmaker don't want small bettors.

showtiime · 10-31-12, 08:12 AM

withdrawal fees

gangeriver · 10-31-12, 08:14 AM

most books charge nearly 70$ - 85$
for example betphoenix charges 70$ too....

but I can't understand why bookmaker is an A+ book? 20 cent lines, 70$ payout charging, 100$ book to book transfer charging
and so overrated book...maybe somebody will say "but it is a safe and secure book" sorry but if you care about just safe and security, put your money to a Swiss Bank...

Sam Odom · 10-31-12, 08:16 AM

Been playing at CRIS/BM for years and recently added DSI

Bottomline , I trust them with my $$$ all things considering

I do not ask for many w/d (when I'm lucky) - maybe only 3x per yr

stealthyburrito · 10-31-12, 08:26 AM

Sign up for the DC option.

Signing up is a pain but once it set up payouts are seemless (give or take a few business days)

Smoke · 10-31-12, 08:55 AM

Nothing new

Industry standard

erickvivar · 10-31-12, 11:19 AM

Cost of doing business. You can see it as high as $85.

GamblerSpirit · 10-31-12, 11:24 AM

Originally posted by BranchDavidian

Of course, if he loses that "extra bet" then he is an even bigger fool? Being the top moron, I suppose you win all your "extra bets". Your moniker is quite apt, and makes you labeling anyone else a fool rather ridiculous.

Great advice fom the top moron..just win an extra bet lmao

aca · 10-31-12, 12:18 PM

Originally posted by Mikail

yeah it's quite expensive to get your money from Bookmaker.

and DSI too!

floridagolfer · 10-31-12, 12:46 PM

Another reason why 95 percent of these shops will be closed the day we legalize sports betting throughout the U.S.

BigDaddy · 10-31-12, 12:49 PM

that is why when you sign up with a book you ask them what the payout fees are

that way you are not surprised when it comes time to cash out.

GamblerSpirit · 10-31-12, 12:49 PM

Originally posted by floridagolfer

Another reason why 95 percent of these shops will be closed the day we legalize sports betting throughout the U.S.

Most of these books are run by crooks and syndicates..can yoj say money laundering?

High3rEl3m3nt · 10-31-12, 02:32 PM

guess which book charges $94 for a 1k, p2p WD?

DudleyDawson · 10-31-12, 02:35 PM

youwager drilled me 80 bones for 800 p2p the other day

pologq · 10-31-12, 04:21 PM

Originally posted by floridagolfer

Another reason why 95 percent of these shops will be closed the day we legalize sports betting throughout the U.S.

so true, unless they offer something amazing why would you go thru them when it can be done on a now legal website based right in your homestate

goduke · 11-01-12, 12:52 AM

its 65 dollars who cares? You shouldnt be withdrawing such small amounts or gambling for that matter if 65 dollars bothers you so much. They offer plenty of ways to avoid the fee, start looking closer.

thechaoz · 11-01-12, 02:23 AM

Lot of money in the long term.. Islands is free once a month

Domestic · 11-01-12, 02:56 AM

That is brutal, unlucky man.

CallMeChip · 11-01-12, 04:24 AM

Originally posted by Ernie Mccracken

This just in - gambling is a waste of money.

lol. Don't you get free withdrawls with player points from BM? and how's their cash out process? What's the average time? I've been playing with the same $500 bucks there for months, unfortunately never turned a profit yet to try to cash out...

The Giant · 11-01-12, 04:50 AM

Their withdrawals are pretty steep, but they do have a nice cash back program. Especially if you're a diamond member.