Freeplay rollover

[S.K.M.]

Thanks guys

[THE PROFIT]

That makes sense, thanks!

I'm going for the cash play, $50. Every book has it with 4x roll except BetP & one other, theres are 8x & 7x. Why wouldn'y you do the less rollover? Once you roll it it's yours & your no longer under the roll restrictions of parlays w/3 legs & +/=200ML & that crap. So it seems to me the 4x roll is a better deal for the same amount of points. What am I missing? Does betp make you roll more but give more options to roll? Thoughts please

[JohnAnthony]

That makes sense, thanks! I'm going for the cash play, $50. Every book has it with 4x roll except BetP & one other, theres are 8x & 7x. Why wouldn'y you do the less rollover? Once you roll it it's yours & your no longer under the roll restrictions of parlays w/3 legs & +/=200ML & that crap. So it seems to me the 4x roll is a better deal for the same amount of points. What am I missing? Does betp make you roll more but give more options to roll? Thoughts please

They have better lines, apparently. I'd still take the lowest rollover requirement.

[THE PROFIT]

I'm just so used to playing with a local for years. Juice for the most part only matters when you lose!!!!!!

[JohnAnthony]

I'm just so used to playing with a local for years. Juice for the most part only matters when you lose!!!!!!

Well, as I said - for a freeplay/cash I wouldn't pay much attention to juice, I would rather get $210 within 32 days than $250 within 60 days.

Juice is a big factor though when betting longterm, if you are a good sportsbettor you are going to lose at least 3 out of 7 nights a week..at least.

[JerseyShop101]

In case anyone doesn't know, putting any freeplay money on a straight wager is the worst way to use it, unless you are taking a huge dog.

Some do the "no-risk" every combination method of (8) three team parlays to guarantee you 75% of the freeplay amount. ($50 FP becomes $37.50 cash) This method may not be too popular with some books/or even some posters as some feel its taking advantage, because theres no risk.

And some others pick a side and put it with all combinations of 2 other games. If your side wins you make 150% of your freeplay amount (your $50 FP becomes $75 cash). This shows why it makes no sense to just do a straight wager with your freeplay, because if you your side wins it only becomes $45.45 cash.

You can do a search in the forum to see other ways posters do it, but again NEVER just put the freeplay on a straight (unless taking a huge Dog).

[THE PROFIT]

will all the books allow you to do that with a free cash play. make a bet with your team & team A then your team & team B? I mean I assume they will they don't have much choice

[Shortstop]

Your best bet is to call the book and have them explain it for you.

From what I understand, different books may have different rules and requirements.

[Zubi]

I got a free play at Sportsbook once. It was confusing to say the least. I hit the weekly perfect parley on having the most winners that week. I thought I'd just log on and withdraw a couple hundred. Oh hell no. Anyway it seemed like if you bet 50$ and won they would take 1/8 of the money and you could withdraw it if you wanted, best thing to do is just keep track of your withdrawable funds as you progress in your betting.

[JohnAnthony]

Your best bet is to call the book and have them explain it for you. From what I understand, different books may have different rules and requirements.

And record the convo. A- books tend to change their minds.