listed just under your balance. that would be really neat. then you can always know exactly what u have to do to cash out. a book that offered a simple thing like that would put them ahead of so many other books
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They don't want you to know
To quote Fishy
"The Books are the enemy"Comment -
ive wondered the same thing. I hate having to keep up with every wagerComment -
good question, would make it so much easier to track.Comment -
is more cheaper for them to have live chat and you contact them, to pay a programmer to do thatComment -
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what's the point there ?Originally posted by Fishhead
they are like Pinny with a one time bonus, otherwise they will limit you to $50.
betjam could sure use with their free bet every 100 plays. I bet they have millions in unclaimed free bets.....and want it that way.Comment -
Players monitoring rollover implies cashout, which they don't want. Why make it easily accessible?
But I totally agree, I wish I knew my rollover at all times, but I don't.Comment -
thats what im talking about. it takes them at least 10 minutes each time a person asks where they are for a rollover. i ask about once a month, but i suspect some ppl maybe a few times a week. talking hundreds of hours a year for the bigger books.Originally posted by acarmelo1Comment -
Because the goal of the book is not to make sure you know you hit your rollover and request a payout. Their goal is to see your balance go to zero.Comment -
beted gives your Bonus StatusComment -
Good idea kolzig. These books don't want you to know these types of things it seems.Comment -
Same reason you don't see clocks in casinos. They don't want you to notice that it's time to go.Comment -
i know but if one major book broke thru and tried it out it would attract some ppl i betOriginally posted by pavyracerComment -
Or windows.Originally posted by urge2killComment
