Going up big on your casino and withdrawing $$,$$$.

[StacksMalone]

I setup an account and recently deposited $500 to go up over 15k in the last three months. I had to satisfy a 28x roll for the bonus they gave me. To be perfectly honest, I'm afraid to even write the name of the book because I don't want to get flagged by their personnel who monitor these boards.

I have a feeling when I try to pull out the money they're going to pull some major bs on me that'll make me furious. I can hear the operator now saying, "We have no record of your account" or "I'm showing here that you lost it all on this huge bet you made at 5:04AM on a Mongolian Snake Wrestling match". You get the picture.

I worked hard to pick my winners and really want this money. Please help guys!!!!!

[tacomax]

First of all, it's better to keep the name of the book off the forum for the time being since they don't appear to have done anything wrong since you've not even made a withdrawal yet.

Make your withdrawal, see how it goes and then you can ask SBR for assistance if they're stalling your payout. No point worrying about it before anything happens. I just hope you haven't been playing at Pointbet.

[increasedodds]

If it is a lower tier book, I recommend withdrawing $1000 or $2000 at a time... Keep screen shots.

Often small withdrawals are processed by low down employees without a glitch, but those over $2500 or $5000 or $10000 depending on the book get an audit and delay...

Sean

[StacksMalone]

Thanks guys. I will keep you updated on what happens.

[sportsfanatic]

I setup an account and recently deposited $500 to go up over 15k in the last three months. I had

Wholly crap! How did you do that? Are you just really good at betting? What sports do you bet on? Any tips?

[StacksMalone]

Wholly crap! How did you do that? Are you just really good at betting? What sports do you bet on? Any tips?

I subscribed to a professional handicappers website. He usually goes about 56% on the college bball season which makes longterm profits but he's on this wild run these past 8 weeks. He went on a 20-2 run with his highest rated picks. It was awesome!

[sportsfanatic]

I subscribed to a professional handicappers website. He usually goes about 56% on the college bball season which makes longterm profits but he's on this wild run these past 8 weeks. He went on a 20-2 run with his highest rated picks. It was awesome!

As a general rule, I don't pay for picks. Ever. My opinions of paid handicapping services are extremely low. Their long term winning percentage is difficult to verify and some scam operations just make up their winning percentage and rely mostly on marketing to get subscribers. I would never pay for someone else's picks.

But if it's worked out good for you, then there's no harm in that. Congratulations! I still will never subscribe to any professional handicapping website though.

[sportsfanatic]

I setup an account and recently deposited $500 to go up over 15k in the last three months. I had to satisfy a 28x roll for the bonus they gave me.

Crap. 28x rollover before withdrawal for a bonus? That's bad. I would rather use a book that offered NO BONUSES but better odds and who had a reputation for hassle-free withdrawals.

I'd be wary of low-brand books with overly generous bonuses.

[Santo]

28x isn't really over-generous

[StacksMalone]

I requested a cashier's check today for 3k and they said it would be FedEx'd tomorrow with delivery sometime next week. More info to come.