I registered an account at BetPhoenix to look at their sign-up procedures, bonuses and rules. I got a call from marketing that went something like this:
BP: "I see you haven't posted up yet. We would like to offer you a bonus. Would you like 35%, or 15% + -105 lines on a 1k deposit?"
Me: "Before I sign up, I have a few questions."
BP: "Ask away"
Me: "I'm going to beat the hell out of you. I do this for a living. So I want to know how Phoenix terminates relationships with pro players."
BP: "Er..."
Me: "Let's say I deposit 1k, and in the first day, turn my freeplay and balance into 20k. I still have a ton of rollover to meet. What do you do with me?"
BP: "We let you bet through your rollover. We might lower your limits, or close your account and pay you later, but we let you meet rollover - it's only fair.
Me: "That's a good way to handle it. You want me to send 1k?"
BP: "Er, no thank you. But thank you for your time"
the sales guy I spoke with was very professional, and I might have embellished a bit... but the gist is they will treat pros fairly on the way out. They're a rec book though, and don't want pros.
BP: "I see you haven't posted up yet. We would like to offer you a bonus. Would you like 35%, or 15% + -105 lines on a 1k deposit?"
Me: "Before I sign up, I have a few questions."
BP: "Ask away"
Me: "I'm going to beat the hell out of you. I do this for a living. So I want to know how Phoenix terminates relationships with pro players."
BP: "Er..."
Me: "Let's say I deposit 1k, and in the first day, turn my freeplay and balance into 20k. I still have a ton of rollover to meet. What do you do with me?"
BP: "We let you bet through your rollover. We might lower your limits, or close your account and pay you later, but we let you meet rollover - it's only fair.
Me: "That's a good way to handle it. You want me to send 1k?"
BP: "Er, no thank you. But thank you for your time"
the sales guy I spoke with was very professional, and I might have embellished a bit... but the gist is they will treat pros fairly on the way out. They're a rec book though, and don't want pros.