777rock rollovers

[marc]

777rock claims they can beat the sharps, so we will see how it works out for them over time.

That's a pretty bold statement. I'd love to see the results.

[magnavox]

A $2000 bonus? Certainly they are not giving $2k bonuses. They would have every sick gambler around polish middleing through that.

You're slipping John. You rate a book without the basic knowledge of the bonus they offer?! Besides, $2k is quite a sum, but Heritage offered $2k bonuses couple of months ago (with much lower rollover), not to mention Bodog.

[isetcap]

That's a pretty bold statement. I'd love to see the results.

I don't want to see the results. I have a feeling they are going to be very messy.

[Heysosamakeamove]

i was just looking at there bonuses. and, i noticed that there rollover requirements are likeany where from 6 and 9x's the amount. i'm not a bonus whore. but, that to me seems a little excessive.

I totally disagree on this one. I see it in another way, since 777 is giving away CASH bonus and there’s no such a thing as 30 days or 60 days money holding, so I assume that the 6 or 9 times rollover is because of their bonuses cap 2K which is very high.
You should know better if you’re in the “sports book watchdog” biz so basically it’s damn good deal besides that if any other book offers you a 25% cash bonus or more with a low rollover you know immediately it’s going to be a nightmare to cash out or it’s going to be a nice SCAM.
I don’t see a problem here look at wegerweb.com Deposit / Reload Bonus
All new accounts and reloads get a 20% Football Bonus on their 20% cash 10 X and 20 X on casino bonus, this is not excessive it’s a good distribution for player to get more funds to play with, same as Mansion or Intertops has a high roll but eventually you know you will get paid.
And I still think that 777Rock is looking for high rollers or wise guys action, so if you see the picture is not the rollover amount is just about max cap on them.

[Heysosamakeamove]

Sorry... Wagerweb which is one of my favorites too. They have very creative props and have been good to me over the years.

[marc]

Heysosa,

Wagerweb goes by the risk amount. Rock goes by the lesser of the risk/win amount. So rocks 9x roll is really a lot more than web's 10x roll. Plus web lets you cash out winnings. Here's anohter example. I can go to wsex for a 10% bonus 3x roll, and do that 3x in less time than it would take to do rock's 9x roll. I can go to sportsbook.com for a 5% bonus 1x roll, and do that 6 times. No maybe rock is looking for the high roller that can't get a good bonus elsewhere. But for the average guy, the offer just isn't all that good,

[JoshW]

Is a slow time year, I think a lot of people are looking at any bonus they can get even with high rollover. A 2k bonus looks damn tempting, but I might still be doing the roll when baseball starts. :|