Why would a book (for now who will remain nameless, yeah you PlayersOnly) drastically reduce a bettors limits? And how can those limits return to the original level. Customer service said it isn't going to happen. I don't believe them.
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If they reduce your limits it is becasue your are:
1) Chasing
2) You are winning *Good Job
3) You have multiple accounts
4) They just dont like you
Choose oneComment -
Let's say for example, it's option #2.Comment -
Happens to everyone...try betting smaller amounts at multiple booksComment -
Why??
Well it is called great money management and the books that do this do well
The chest stomping books usually get into trouble
I like regulation like thisComment -
If it is option 2. only way they return back to original is if you lose 4 times of what you won.
Example you won 1000
you will need to lose 4000
then request for the increase.
This is not something you should thoughComment -
In theory, you could go to a sister brand without breaking any of their rules and get full limits by default. In real life, they may stiff you.Comment -
Winning at a book is the greatest sin a gambler can do. Books don't like winners and they will employ all tactics to show you the door. This is why every few days you have to make a couple big square bets that lose to throw some ash into their eyes and then start over again.Comment -
Ah PlayersOnly, one of my first ever books. As Dank said multiple books is really the answer. Good luck and good job.Comment -
RogerComment -
1.) Play at bet fair....
2.) as mentioned before ...play at multiple books
3.)use some agent or bookie that can be trusted.....i bet with this guy introduced with mine fren ...he is with of one of the asian bookie and says everyweek he gets a certain % of turnover , profit/lost does not matter ..he receives commission on amt wagered..
how true is tat ? i do not know but as long as i see the $$ in mine bank a/c i am ok...Comment -
read justins previous post about camphoughing (sp)Comment -
Time to move on. No biggee. Plenty of options out there.
Consider it a compliment.Comment
