Having accounts at multiple skins

bigboydan · 12-30-07, 04:16 PM

You are allowed to have an account at both Cris and DSI. However, I'm not sure about Canbet and IASBET off hand though. Let me check into it for you sir.

vanman · 12-30-07, 04:17 PM

Originally posted by LMAOFISH

Tried to search but didn't find anything. I have questions about 2 groups.

First being CRIS. I have an account at DSI, and want to open one at CRIS and maybe bookmaker for the sake of bonuses. Is this allowed? Frowned upon? Consequences? I don't know how ownership works, and whether they are competing books or are all the same company.

Same question but with IASBET/Canbet. Not for bonuses this time, but because I've been limited at Canbet. If I start betting/winning big at IASBET, can they somehow say I'm circumventing limits and take back my winnings? I already have an account at both fwiw and have done both bonuses with no problems.

Couldn't find anything in the T&C.

Thanks

If you close your account at canbet,then open one at IASBET i can`t see a problem.I wouldn`t have an account at both,i would imagine that they wouldn`t like it,but will allow it.

LMAOFISH · 12-30-07, 04:21 PM

Thanks BBD. Are they the same company though, or competitors?

bigboydan · 12-30-07, 04:24 PM

Originally posted by LMAOFISH

Thanks BBD. Are they the same company though, or competitors?

Here are the books that are part of the Cris family:

7Palms None B- merged
ASAP Sports None C merged
BetCris USA Residents Prohibited to Use this Book A+ www.betcris.com
BetMaker None B+ www.betmaker.com
BetZone None B- merged
Bookmaker None A+ www.bookmaker.com
CRIS Powered Brands None B
BetonFighting.com
4GalaxySports.com
YaBet.com
OptionSports.com
Diamond Sportsbook (DSI) None A+ www.2betdsi.com
GoldMedalSports None B- merged
OptionSports USA Residents Prohibited to Use this Book B- www.optionsports.com
Triplecrown (TCBets) None B+ merged

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/Ratings+on+over+400+Sportsbooks+/default.aspx?Show=Relation#CRIS

LMAOFISH · 12-30-07, 04:59 PM

Great, and it's not against the rules to claim a signup bonus at one or more of these sites? Does anyone have any experience with this?

curious · 12-30-07, 05:02 PM

Originally posted by LMAOFISH

Great, and it's not against the rules to claim a signup bonus at one or more of these sites? Does anyone have any experience with this?

Offshore sportsbooks will use any and every excuse to steal your money. If you win expect this to be an issue.

tribet · 12-30-07, 05:03 PM

I have accounts at Canbet and IAS no problem although if they limit you it will be the same limit at both books.

acw · 12-30-07, 05:47 PM

Originally posted by bigboydan

GoldMedalSports None B- merged
Triplecrown (TCBets) None B+ merged

I guess these merges took place after the Finger Lakes drama:

HedgeHog · 12-30-07, 06:42 PM

Originally posted by curious

Offshore sportsbooks will use any and every excuse to steal your money. If you win expect this to be an issue.

People are looking for useful info and you insist on spouting generic crap. Do you remember when you came here looking for help? How about extending the same courtesy?

PS Must have pissed away your rollover acount at BJO. Try staying away from 12-team parlays.

Bill Dozer · 12-30-07, 07:20 PM

Originally posted by HedgeHog

People are looking for useful info and you insist on spouting generic crap. Do you remember when you came here looking for help? How about extending the same courtesy?

PS Must have pissed away your rollover acount at BJO. Try staying away from 12-team parlays.

Books like BetRoyal can give players a big chip on their shoulder and it's understandable. It's also what authorities point to when they fight to make it ilegal. The SBGs hurt us all and their competitors

Bill Dozer · 12-30-07, 07:25 PM

Originally posted by LMAOFISH

Great, and it's not against the rules to claim a signup bonus at one or more of these sites? Does anyone have any experience with this?

A good book won't cry foul after the bonus is in play. VIP for example, has it in their rules that they reserve the right to refuse bonus requests based on client history at other VIP Managed books. If the player gets it and bets it, it's his. The best thing to do is to make sure you are eligible before hand so you don't deposit based on a flyer or banner.

Good books with multiple brands realize they catch the same player twice. Anytime that player uses both books to exceed house limits it will be addressed. He may be limited at both books to the total desired bet limit or have one account nixed. But, no problems with depositing at both for the reduced juice promo on one day and the loyalty points at the other for the rest of the week.

LMAOFISH · 12-30-07, 07:34 PM

Originally posted by Bill Dozer

But, no problems with depositing at both for the reduced juice promo on one day and the loyalty points at the other for the rest of the week.

Reduced juice? Where and how?

HedgeHog · 12-30-07, 07:54 PM

Originally posted by Bill Dozer

Books like BetRoyal can give players a big chip on their shoulder and it's understandable. It's also what authorities point to when they fight to make it ilegal. The SBGs hurt us all and their competitors

He got a buyout because of SBR (and should be thankful), yet he's an ingrate. We've all been burned before; no reason to be an A-hole.

PS I would understand if the thread dealt with SBG, but we're talking about Cris Books.

ShamsWoof10 · 12-30-07, 08:17 PM

I would suggest against trying to have sister books for bonuses... You might be ok but if you are not it's not worth the hassle...

Bill Dozer · 12-30-07, 10:15 PM

Originally posted by LMAOFISH

Reduced juice? Where and how?

That was meant to be a generic example. Different brands usually try different promotions.