Say you win a $500 freeplay. Is that one bet of $500, or is it $500 worth of freeplays that you can use on as many bets as you want? This is for 5Dimes by the way, if it makes a difference.
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12-13-14 03:48 PM #1
Does a Freeplay have to be one bet?
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12-13-14 04:30 PM #2
You can bet it on anything but futures at most books. Whatever you do always bet a hook. Pushes are no plays on freeplays. You lose every thing
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12-13-14 04:32 PM #3
you didn't answer the question though
Originally Posted by seaborneq
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12-13-14 04:33 PM #4
They just give you $500 in free play money. You can bet it on one game or any number of games you choose.
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12-13-14 04:40 PM #5
Thanks Buffalo. I never considered the real question. I thought it was a given that folks knew to play the freeplay as 500-1 dollar bets or 50-10 dollar bets or 5 -100 dollar bets. Their choice. Originally Posted by Buffalo Nickle
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