Casino + Sports Bonus - Informal Poll

DrunkHorseplayer · 10-13-20, 12:04 AM

Garbage; don't touch it.

pologq · 10-13-20, 08:00 AM

to me the casino bonus should be separate from the sportsbook bonus and you should be able to withdraw. if you choose to move the casino winnings to the sportsbook that should be up to you.

RudyRuetigger · 10-13-20, 09:16 AM

The thing is.... Terms say sportsbook fp (or cash) PLUS casino

you get all of those combined so my guess is that is their stance

However, you can use the sportsbook freeplay, roll it over then withdraw without even going to casino...and even if you do go to the casino, as long as you complete the sportsbook rollover, you can withdraw

Therefore, yes I think you should be able to withdraw casino winnings as long as 1 cent isnt placed in the sportsbook

Ian · 10-13-20, 10:12 AM

I don't really follow what you're saying, but to me it seems like once you complete the rollover you should be able to do anything you want with the money, including withdraw it. That is, of course, unless their terms say you have to do some other sort of wagering with it.

RudyRuetigger · 10-13-20, 10:13 AM

Originally posted by Ian

I don't really follow what you're saying, but to me it seems like once you complete the rollover you should be able to do anything you want with the money, including withdraw it. That is, of course, unless their terms say you have to do some other sort of wagering with it.

Hes saying you deposit

get a sportsbook freeplay and a casino freeplay

you win the casino freeplay

you still cant cash out the casino winnings

Optional · 10-13-20, 11:22 AM

Originally posted by gauchojake

Curious what everyone thinks about this scenario. I know I know don't take bonuses...Whatever. I take good bonuses when offered at good books.

Here's the scenario - JustBet offered a 100% Bonus on Sports and Casino both with their own unique rollover requirement. You don't actually bet real money in the casino, just bonus money to clear the roll. It was like 20k in roll for 250 in bonus money. The 250 needs to be played within 72 hours of the bonus. You either clear the RO and keep your winnings or in their perfect scenario, lose the bonus money, get that casino itch and drop all your money at -EV games.

So let's say you play the casino games and win. I know crazy, right? Should that money be available to cash out? Should the funds be segregated and not subject to the sports rollover?

Curious what everyone thinks.

It might make more sense to others if you tell us what happened?

RudyRuetigger · 10-13-20, 11:28 AM

Originally posted by Optional

It might make more sense to others if you tell us what happened?

he won in casino but still had to rollover sportsbook money to cash that casino winnings out

thats the scenario

Optional · 10-13-20, 11:30 AM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

he won in casino but still had to rollover sportsbook money to cash that casino winnings out

thats the scenario

I doubt it, as Jake should know that is normal. To meet all the bonus terms before withdrawing.

RudyRuetigger · 10-13-20, 11:32 AM

Originally posted by Optional

I doubt it, as Jake should know that is normal. To meet all the bonus terms before withdrawing.

but if you win in sportsbook after rollover, even if you try the casino....you can still withdraw (with casino rollover pending)

why doesnt it work for casino only, not sportsbook included in the wagering

I think that is the point he is making...im not making it, im just saying i think that is his point

jjgold · 10-13-20, 11:38 AM

Garbage

Casino rollovers are automatic losses

gauchojake · 10-13-20, 11:42 AM

Rudy is correct - I won in the casino meeting the RO on the first day. I am not alleging any wrongdoing or complaining about it, I just thought it was an interesting topic. The rollover requirements for the casino and sportsbook should be separate in my opinion, but I understand why they are not.

In all of my years of taking a bonus have never met the casino rollover so I just thought it was kind of funny. Especially since they limit your bet to 25$ per hand in BJ and 3 hand max. I think the statistical odds of meeting a 20k rollover with those conditions is next to zero. Math guys check in.

Optional · 10-13-20, 11:45 AM

Ah, I thought you might have been saying you copped extra rollover on those winnings.

gauchojake · 10-13-20, 11:48 AM

Originally posted by Optional

Ah, I thought you might have been saying you copped extra rollover on those winnings.

No your winnings just get added to your real money balance , but you still have to clear the sports RO.