Ok, does a CASH bonus basically mean that it can be broken up into different bets and used as you wish? A FREEPLAY mean that it can only be used on one bet? Just needed clarification.
Thanks.
DwightShrute
SBR Aristocracy
01-17-09
103755
#2
every book have their own freeplay bonus rules but I think I can safely say that CASH bonuses are treated just like the deposit amount but subject to a betting rollover. Ask the book you are considering, they should explain the difference between the 2 and you decide which you prefer.
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mathdotcom
SBR Posting Legend
03-24-08
11689
#3
I haven't run into a book that only lets you bet the entire freeplay amount in one bet. You can break it up. They usually restrict what sports you can bet it on - they do their best to prevent you from betting huge dogs.
And for cash bonuses you can of course bet it any way you want.
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themajormt
SBR MVP
07-30-08
3964
#4
Cash is credited right to your balance so if you bet $50 to win $50 you get $100 back when the bet wins. Free play is separate and if you bet $50 to win $50 you get $50 back, not the entire amount, just the winnings...
CASH IS KING!
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JerseyShop101
Restricted User
09-04-08
2704
#5
Just so you know, never ever use the freeplay on just a straight (as you don't receive the risk amount, only the amount won, Unless you are taking a huge dog and the book allows you to do so). You can do a search on some of the better ways to get the most value out of your freeplay.