BOL 100% Freeplay

[ace7550]

More bad news with Betonline freeplays new rules were posted a week ago:

Baseball and Hockey handle will only contribute 50% towards bonus rollover, due to our industry-leading Baseball dime lines and reduced juice on Hockey.

Ouch that does suck. Still one of my favorite books though.
They reduced the under dog options for FP because it saves them money.

[pologq]

More bad news with Betonline freeplays new rules were posted a week ago:

Baseball and Hockey handle will only contribute 50% towards bonus rollover, due to our industry-leading Baseball dime lines and reduced juice on Hockey.

Horrible. They really do not want people to withdrawal.

[pologq]

At least WagerWeb lets you bet spreads in baseball and hockey with freeplay as well as 3 team parlays and round robins.

[ace7550]

Is there a legitimate site left that allows you to bet FP on any moneylines you want on the major sports?

[stevex]

Is there a legitimate site left that allows you to bet FP on any moneylines you want on the major sports?

BetOWI

[BAUS]

BetOWI

I wouldn’t suggest OWI as a legitimate sports book.

BAUS

[pologq]

Is there a legitimate site left that allows you to bet FP on any moneylines you want on the major sports?

WagerWeb allows me to bet the moneylines with FP on Hockey, Baseball, Football and Basketball. Have not tried other sports.

[SoccerWatch]

Just checked the new rules as of today. Here's the scoop for all that care. Hockey and Baseball bettors only get 50% credit (and can only bet lines at max +120) as mentioned earlier in the thread. For all other sports there is no max odds. Remember that the win amount not the risk amount will count towards rollover. So if you bet $100 to win 90$ the $90 will count towards rollover.

Here is a illustration of what a small timer can expect in simple terms.
(For all the big baller's here just extrapolate to get your figure, then again this post probably is not for you)

Lets say you deposit $300 and actively make $10 wagers. You have to rollover the deposit amount + the free play amount. In my example this would be a total of ($300+$300) X 14 = $8,400. This means if you can manage to bet 10 bets a week at 1.90. It would take you 93 weeks or almost two years to roll it over and earn a $300 freeplay. Good luck with sh*t that boys.

[ronald]

I would assume that the new terms would not apply to anyone currently meeting rollover towards a bonus obtained prior to the amendment. If not, that's pretty shady on the part of BOL.

[pologq]

I would assume that the new terms would not apply to anyone currently meeting rollover towards a bonus obtained prior to the amendment. If not, that's pretty shady on the part of BOL.

i would check with them and see.

[pologq]

Just checked the new rules as of today. Here's the scoop for all that care. Hockey and Baseball bettors only get 50% credit (and can only bet lines at max +120) as mentioned earlier in the thread. For all other sports there is no max odds. Remember that the win amount not the risk amount will count towards rollover. So if you bet $100 to win 90$ the $90 will count towards rollover.

Here is a illustration of what a small timer can expect in simple terms.
(For all the big baller's here just extrapolate to get your figure, then again this post probably is not for you)

Lets say you deposit $300 and actively make $10 wagers. You have to rollover the deposit amount + the free play amount. In my example this would be a total of ($300+$300) X 14 = $8,400. This means if you can manage to bet 10 bets a week at 1.90. It would take you 93 weeks or almost two years to roll it over and earn a $300 freeplay. Good luck with sh*t that boys.

and you have to make sure that $300 in fp is bet within 30 days before they remove it

[SoccerWatch]

exactly, what a joke

[milwaukee mike]

Just checked the new rules as of today. Here's the scoop for all that care. Hockey and Baseball bettors only get 50% credit (and can only bet lines at max +120) as mentioned earlier in the thread. For all other sports there is no max odds. Remember that the win amount not the risk amount will count towards rollover. So if you bet $100 to win 90$ the $90 will count towards rollover.

Here is a illustration of what a small timer can expect in simple terms.
(For all the big baller's here just extrapolate to get your figure, then again this post probably is not for you)

Lets say you deposit $300 and actively make $10 wagers. You have to rollover the deposit amount + the free play amount. In my example this would be a total of ($300+$300) X 14 = $8,400. This means if you can manage to bet 10 bets a week at 1.90. It would take you 93 weeks or almost two years to roll it over and earn a $300 freeplay. Good luck with sh*t that boys.

if you're only making roughly 1 ($10) bet per day then why would you need to deposit $300?

the juice on $8400 in bets (other than 1/2 juice baseball) is around $378, how much free play do you expect them to give out? even if you're the biggest square in the world, they're only making peanuts on your action

[deadphish]

I wouldn’t suggest OWI as a legitimate sports book.

BAUS

ever used them & got paid? i see the D rating.
the player account closed w/$8k balance last year seems like a major red flag

[ace7550]

and you have to make sure that $300 in fp is bet within 30 days before they remove it

I usually bet my FP all at once on one shot. But it sure was nice when you could bet it on a MLB or NHL +250 dog. I mostly bet MLB so with the new RO rules it'll take me twice as long to meet a roll there.
I'll still use BOL but there was a time when I touted them as my favorite book. I don't think I can do that anymore. Damn shame.

[DontTailMe]

Just checked the new rules as of today. Here's the scoop for all that care. Hockey and Baseball bettors only get 50% credit (and can only bet lines at max +120) as mentioned earlier in the thread. For all other sports there is no max odds. Remember that the win amount not the risk amount will count towards rollover. So if you bet $100 to win 90$ the $90 will count towards rollover.

Here is a illustration of what a small timer can expect in simple terms.
(For all the big baller's here just extrapolate to get your figure, then again this post probably is not for you)

Lets say you deposit $300 and actively make $10 wagers. You have to rollover the deposit amount + the free play amount. In my example this would be a total of ($300+$300) X 14 = $8,400. This means if you can manage to bet 10 bets a week at 1.90. It would take you 93 weeks or almost two years to roll it over and earn a $300 freeplay. Good luck with sh*t that boys.

Don't you mean the lesser of the risk / win amounts? It's not the win amount that counts if you're betting on a +odds dog.

[pologq]

I usually bet my FP all at once on one shot. But it sure was nice when you could bet it on a MLB or NHL +250 dog. I mostly bet MLB so with the new RO rules it'll take me twice as long to meet a roll there.
I'll still use BOL but there was a time when I touted them as my favorite book. I don't think I can do that anymore. Damn shame.

only way i play now is if i deposit $100 bucks and see if I can do good on 4 $25 bets and go from there

no reason to deposit a lot of money and take a big bonus. always deposit small and take their bonus so rollover is not too high if you win and not a lot to lose to re-load and take their re-load bonus.

[ace7550]

Don't you mean the lesser of the risk / win amounts? It's not the win amount that counts if you're betting on a +odds dog.

Yes I think so. The lesser amount is always the one that counts towards an RO as far as I know.