BetPhoenix Question
I signed up today because I got a free play to sign up and I just have a question about their rules.
Free Money Restrictions:*You must register your Betphoenix account number by Live Help, phone or email to qualify for the free account.*8x roll on free play winnings required to qualify for withdrawal.*Withdrawals will be made at the conclusion of The Tournament.*$250 max cash out allowed on this promotion.*1 item per person and per household.*This free account promotion is for sports only.
Does this mean that if my balance were to reach $250 without ever doing a deposit I should stop wagering and request a payout? Then re-deposit that money if I want to win more? Or does it mean I can't win more then $250 off the free wager bets. So once i win the free wager and it becomes real money in the account I can do what I want with it? I'm a little confused. Seems silly to have to withdraw 250 then deposit it again and pay all those fees just so I could play with the money I won.
Suppose I could just ask them, but thought I'd throw the question out there anyway.
Free Money Restrictions:*You must register your Betphoenix account number by Live Help, phone or email to qualify for the free account.*8x roll on free play winnings required to qualify for withdrawal.*Withdrawals will be made at the conclusion of The Tournament.*$250 max cash out allowed on this promotion.*1 item per person and per household.*This free account promotion is for sports only.
Does this mean that if my balance were to reach $250 without ever doing a deposit I should stop wagering and request a payout? Then re-deposit that money if I want to win more? Or does it mean I can't win more then $250 off the free wager bets. So once i win the free wager and it becomes real money in the account I can do what I want with it? I'm a little confused. Seems silly to have to withdraw 250 then deposit it again and pay all those fees just so I could play with the money I won.
Suppose I could just ask them, but thought I'd throw the question out there anyway.