Any good bonuses out there?
Is there a link or site that will show me what books are giving good bonuses right now?
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Bet Phoenix just sent me an email.
$400 gets you a $400 free play bonus. The link to the details doesn't work.Comment -
BetPhoenix has alot of bonus offers right now:Originally posted by Bluehorseshoe
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Bet phoenix = no instadebitComment -
Hi have you try asian bookie for bonuses??
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Betphoenix gave me a very nice bonus. Of course I just can't seem to win there so I can't blame them.
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Originally posted by Keith RichardBetphoenix gave me a very nice bonus. Of course I just can't seem to win there so I can't blame them.
are they under same ownership as vietbet.com ?Comment -
i think the rollover was like 12xComment -
I think Oddsmaker has one but you'd have to ask JimmyMac for a referal.Comment -
lol, good to see you here, I like your no-nonsense attitudeOriginally posted by Enfuego
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Thank you. I'm checking it out for the first time. It's kind of like taking the panties off on the first date.Originally posted by BGS 9.5lol, good to see you here, I like your no-nonsense attitudeComment -
Take a look at these offers, You will love the treatment that you get!Comment -
Just deposited with Bet Phoenix. All sorts of bonuses.
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Sportsbetting.com 10% cash sign up bonus. Cash is better than freeplay. My experience all around has been great with them especially now with all these books modifying their freeplay bonus with all these rules and regs. Like 5D not even giving you the freeplay until you meet the roll over bonus. What a freakin' joke!Comment -
everyone of your 42 posts is about how great sportsbetting.com supposedly is ,Originally posted by gym rat
you are a fking shill and people like you need to be banned immediatly
sportsbetting is currently rated as c- so dont make the mistake and listen to gym ratComment -
C- is too good a rating for Sportsbetting.com. They are just as big as thieves as parent Sportsbook.com (D-).
Results News results for the search term: SPORTSBETTING.COM
5/28/2009 10:55 PM
Sister books, sportsbetting.com, Racebook, and Win4Real confiscate player's winnings and deposits
The player opened accounts at all three sportsbooks in June of 2008, depositing and playing consistently for five months. In November his accounts, which showed a profit of approximately $20,000, were frozen. The sportsbook cited a rule saying the player could only have an account at one sportsbook in the sportsbetting.com Group. SBR has advised the sportsbook to pay the player for all wagers it booked since the player's funds were at risk. Bookmakers should have the ability to limit a player's action but should not retroactively void winning bets. Thus far Sportsbetting (SBR rating C-), Win4Real (SBR rating C-) and Racebook (SBR rating C-) have not agreed to pay the player for winning wagers, or even the winnings on the first of the three accounts joined. $9,500 in player deposits remain in possession of the sportsbook without an explanation, six months after closure. At the conclusion of this dispute, the sportsbetting.com Group will be reevaluated. | sportsbetting.com Discussions
5/18/2009 03:14 PM
Player vs. Win4Real (SBR rating C-)
Win4Real offered a proposition wager on the total amount of free throws made by NBA basketball player, Aaron Brooks, in a single game. The player took the under on a total set of 2.5 free throws made. Aaron Brooks played in the game and did not make or attempt a free throw. The wagering ticket provided by the player shows only the stipulation that the player must play. Win4Real, a sportsbook in the sportsbetting.com (SBR rating C-) Group, gave an illogical response to the player's complaint:
As per the update from our Grading department, the Free Throws under 2.5 indicates that Aaron Brooks should at least score below 2.5 but not zero(Under 2.5 indicates that the score must be less than 2.5 and Zero is not considered under 2.5).
You must have notice that Aaron Brooks did not score the Free Throws, which indicates that the score is Zero and hence the bet has been graded as Noaction.
SBR has inquired with management on the player's behalf. Bettors who were not paid on a bet of under on the total free throws by Aarron Brooks are invited to contact SBR.
5/11/2009 08:57 PM
Racebook (SBR rating C-) tells Sportsbook Review it has returned $1,000 in confiscated funds to player. The refund represents a deposit made to Racebook.com in 2008. The sportsbook originally told the player that the funds were not returned because he broke the rule of having more than one account within the sportsbetting.comFamily of sportsbooks. The player had accounts at sister books sportsbetting.com (SBR rating C-) and Win4Real (SBR rating C-) that were in good standing and inactive. SBR is seeking more information on why the deposit was not initially returned and if there were other non-bonus funds in the account. SBR will reassess sportsbetting.com after pursuing further details from the company.
5/7/2009 11:32 PM
Racebook (SBR rating C-) confiscates player funds
The player deposited $1,000 and won an additional $200. The sportsbook told the player that because he previously had an account at sister sportsbooks sportsbetting.com (SBR rating C-) and Win4Real (SBR rating C-) he is not eligible to have an account at Racebook. Racebook has confiscated his deposit and winnings citing their terms and conditions which state that accounts at more than one sportsbetting.com Group book are not allowed. The player states that his accounts at sportsbetting.com and Win4Real are in good standing and are inactive. Racebook.com's betting limits were not exceeded. SBR Dispute Manager Lou has asked the sportsbook to address the confiscation claim of both deposits and winnings. On May 5th, Racebook sportsbook agreed to credit a different player for deposited funds confiscated in 2008.
5/5/2009 01:22 PM
Win4Real and Racebook.com (SBR rating C-) agree to pay player for confiscated deposits totaling $800 The dispute over the winning wagers continues. SBR is seeking more information about the bets and the date the cited rule was added to the sportsbetting.com Group's websites. The original complaint was reported April 29th:
Win4Real (SBR rating C-) and Racebook.com (SBR rating C-) confiscate player's deposits
The sportsbook management states it applied the punishment after the player's limits were lowered at a third book in the family, sportsbetting.com (SBR rating C-). The bettor had an account at sportsbetting.com, had his betting limits reduced, and subsequently deposited and won at both Win4Real and Racebook. The player was aware that he could make similar bets at Win4Real and Racebook and placed the same wagers for different amounts at all three sportsbooks in a three day period. The amount risked per play exceeded the limit given to him at sportsbetting.com. SBR has asked sportsbetting.com to return the player's deposits of $800. SBR's position is that the sportsbook should not benefit from the player's actions.
The sportsbetting.com family of books currently has a rule stating that only one sportsbook within the book's family can be utilized. SBR will address the secondary issue of if the sportsbook had this rule in place when the player made these deposits. He won $6,400 in wagers that were not honored. Under normal circumstances a sports betting company with multiple brands is expected to honor all wagers before identifying a player it does not want to service at its sportsbooks.
4/29/2009 06:20 PM
Win4Real (SBR rating C-) and Racebook.com (SBR rating C-) confiscate player's deposits
The sportsbook management states it applied the punishment after the player's limits were lowered at a third book in the family, sportsbetting.com (SBR rating C-). The bettor had an account at sportsbetting.com, had his betting limits reduced, and subsequently deposited and won at both Win4Real and Racebook. The player was aware that he could make similar bets at Win4Real and Racebook and placed the same wagers for different amounts at all three sportsbooks in a three day period. The amount risked per play exceeded the limit given to him at sportsbetting.com. SBR has asked sportsbetting.com to return the player's deposits of $800. SBR's position is that the sportsbook should not benefit from the player's actions.
The sportsbetting.com family of books currently has a rule stating that only one sportsbook within the book's family can be utilized. SBR will address the secondary issue of if the sportsbook had this rule in place when the player made these deposits. He won $6,400 in wagers that were not honored. Under normal circumstances a sports betting company with multiple brands is expected to honor all wagers before identifying a player it does not want to service at its sportsbooks.
8/4/2008 06:55 PM
sportsbetting.com tackling processor delays; poor customer support remains problem for players
sportsbetting.com's (SBR rating C-) problems with inadequate banking resources were magnified by poor communication with users. The sportsbook has recovered paying most past due amounts including $30,000 to one player in late July. Players continue to report sending multiple emails and a front line of customer service that cannot do anything but pass the complaint on to unavailable management.
Player: I made two deposits on July 6th. They were never credited to my betting account but were deducted from my bank account. I have contacted CS multiple times using both email and phone and have gotten absolutely nowhere. They keep telling me 24-48 hours and they'll contact me. I never hear from them, then I call and they tell me the same load of crap again. I strongly advise any and everyone to pull their money from these guys. I wish I would have found your site before I made my deposits. 5/8/2008 04:56 PM
Sportsbook.com (SBR rating D-) yet to correct April 13th misgraded wagers
Players with losing wagers on Herzeliya vs. Beitar Jerusalem may contact SBR for help requesting a manual sportsbook account credit. The match was called before completion due to crowd violence. Sportsbook.com's rules state the match must be completed for the player to have action. SBR has already assisted one player correct his account however, the sportsbook has not applied credits to all deserving account holders. It is common for the Sportsbook.com Group to credit only the players who complain. Two players from sportsbetting.com (SBR rating C-), which outsources its wagering and odds management to Sportsbook.com, are awaiting credits.
4/29/2008 09:55 PM
sportsbetting.com (SBR rating C-) players submit complaints
The sportsbook has been behind in payments since it stopped using Sportsbook.com (SBR rating D-) accounting service in December of last year. Over 25 users have submitted payout complaints within the past month. The majority of these players are most alarmed by the lack of communication with the sportsbook, saying they are continually promised updates by email and phone that never arrive. SBR can verify that players have been paid five figures. Recent history suggest players who are waiting will be paid within two months.
Player waiting for $2,500: They literally have provided zero updates. The call center "pros" keep giving the same empty assurances and "we understand your frustration" pleasantries, but there has been exactly zero word from the actual withdrawal department about when they are going to re-issue a check. | Player discussionComment -
good investigative work, jason.. we need more guys like you..
this kid is trouble...Comment -
Yeah great investigative work J but I do like sportbetting.com. The cash bonus is better than freeplay and I get free withdrawals. I also have accounts at 2betdsi,5D, greek, Betphoenix and several others but I like free withdrawals and being able to deposit by credit card. It works for me and I'm sure others will like it too. They are no comparison to sportsbook.com. There are a lot of people here that post that don't even know first hand. WSEX is also a B- when in my opinion and from my experience that is way too high. I believe SBR is great for the most part but just like anything politics always plays a role.Comment -
Originally posted by gym ratSportsbetting.com is a shitty book , thats a factOriginally posted by gym rat
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Fukk Instadebit, they have Moneybookers which is much more widely accepted and is much more useful for moving funds.Originally posted by robzillaComment -
Bet 911 gave me 20% 4 time rollover. Pretty good bonus u ask meComment -
Well they are not shitty when they pay me regularly and offer free withdrawals. Hey J do you even make money gambling or do you just lose consistently? I like free withdrawals. 5D offers once a month which is nice but there is a three hour window early on Monday mornings to Withdrawal which can be a pain. Every book has its niche and for me I find sportsbetting.com to work well for me. So end of discussion is a weak argument.Originally posted by jayc88Comment -
I'll be checking out bet911. Thanks for the info although I think it is funny how people jump all over Betphoenix's nuts. They are a good book but haven't been around that long yet people think they are the next 5D. No offense to BetPhoenix but JJ pushes them in every other post so the politics are here just like anywhere else.Originally posted by donkdownComment -
Intertops gave me a 20% cash bonus the other day for the british open. They're pretty decent for baseball but thats about it. 8X rollover which is pretty good compared to other books that only give a freeplay with a higher rollover. Nothing better than a cash bonus, freeplays are whoreshit. Here's the promo but it expired.
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