Best way to do a rollover requirement?

**obamaismyuncle** · 02-20-11, 09:24 PM

bet like you normally would, the rollover will take care of itself

**BettingWizard** · 02-20-11, 09:25 PM

Originally posted by obamaismyuncle

bet like you normally would, the rollover will take care of itself

It's not for me. this guy just wants the money that's already in the account

**lolguy999** · 02-20-11, 09:53 PM

Dont let it get to u... forget u even have a rollover and bet like you normally would. Before u know it ur 2x past ur rollover

**Pete0** · 02-20-11, 10:05 PM

Bet 2.5 % or another small fixed % of your roll each play, or progressive betting where u modify stake size after every day/week/ amount etc.

rollover will take care of itself.

according to your question, the answer is therefore to stay alive.

**Nicky Santoro** · 02-20-11, 11:51 PM

most books now do the lower of the 2.. meaning you bet 100 to lose 600 (-600)..win or lose, it counts as 100 towards the rollover.

and if you bet 100 to win 600 (+600).. it counts as 100 towards the rollover. this aint 2003 anymore when everyone counted the risk only..

**Gee** · 02-20-11, 11:58 PM

bet the other side on pinny - less juice and if you're at a book that has bonuses, you probably have softer and slower moving lines, so look for middles as well.

**Mr KLC** · 02-21-11, 12:00 AM

I've asked this question before, but no one has seemed to have the answer, so I'll ask it again. If I were to turn in my points for one of the cash prizes offered by the sponsoring books in the SBR store, would they honor bets in the casino toward the 5X rollover, or would I have to actually do sports handicapping bets?

**FuzzyDunlop** · 02-21-11, 12:02 AM

Ask the room directly, there was some opposite information given to this question about Bodog today.

**BranchDavidian** · 02-21-11, 12:31 AM

I believe that the "infamous three team parlay route" is a method of guaranteeing a 75% return on a freeplay. It would not work well to work off a roll-over, as you would be betting $200 to get a return of $150 --- you would lose 1/4 of the funds in your account.

**gryfyn1** · 02-21-11, 06:02 AM

there is no 'easy' way to meet the rollover short of picking winners.

**Otters27** · 02-21-11, 11:13 AM

[quote=Nicky Santoro;8908815]most books now do the lower of the 2.. meaning you bet 100 to lose 600 (-600)..win or lose, it counts as 100 towards the rollover. and if you bet 100 to win 600 (+600).. it counts as 100 towards the rollover. this aint 2003 anymore when everyone counted the risk only..[/quot

I miss the 2002-2005 days. Used to bonus whore everywhere. Made a killing.

**C-Gold** · 02-21-11, 11:23 AM

My book is like that, but the bonus is like 5x roll over. Makes me want to put big money on that Klitchko -1500 fight and hope to god he hospitalizes the other guy.

I have seen the book deny me takng a heavy ML thought. They don't want you to bonus whore them.

**EasyHustlin** · 02-21-11, 01:15 PM

Why not use the SBR calculator, put all of the money on your rollover account on a +300 dog and put a higher amount on the other side somewhere at a book you trust, should be able to lock in 60-65% profit and assuming the dog loses, won't have to worry about rollover any more.

**Mattn3236** · 02-21-11, 01:18 PM

All in 3x always the best! No guts no money!

**pavyracer** · 02-21-11, 01:27 PM

Bet draws in soccer where the odds between the two teams to win are equal. You hit one draw out of three you roll it over.

**k13** · 02-21-11, 01:38 PM

Just keep betting since most likely you'll be waiting months to get paid or never at all anyway.

Except like a couple books.

**BettingWizard** · 02-21-11, 02:01 PM

how about just bet both sides of a game and eat the juice?

**cardinals1** · 09-13-11, 12:13 AM

Can you explain how the 3 team parlay works in meeting a rollover. Thanks.

**B1GER1C828** · 09-13-11, 12:38 AM

rollovers arent hard to meet. just bet like you normally would. if you lose ur roll then o well. You should meet it no problem if your follow br management.

**Ethan** · 09-13-11, 12:52 AM

Originally posted by B1GER1C828

rollovers arent hard to meet. just bet like you normally would. if you lose ur roll then o well. You should meet it no problem if your follow br management.

I didn't like it. I always lose after 4 or 5 roll

**KKoz9** · 09-13-11, 10:32 AM

Originally posted by gryfyn1

there is no 'easy' way to meet the rollover short of picking winners.

this ^^

**B1GER1C828** · 09-13-11, 10:39 AM

Originally posted by Ethan

I didn't like it. I always lose after 4 or 5 roll

then your losing too much.

if your follow bankroll management, theres no reason not to easily rollover a bonus. The one im on right now is 5x and i plan on doing about 1x of it a week.

**Domestic** · 09-13-11, 10:41 AM

hundreds of one dollar bets.

**asianfootballs** · 09-13-11, 10:47 AM

Forget the parlays unless you are doing teasers. I know that my rollover takes the lesser amount won or wagered. So if you are going to do a parlay, go ahead and grow some balls and take the free play amount and put the full amount on a straight bet if you win then take everything and put it on a straight bet, then if you win keep doing this. You will clear your rollover very quick with this method. Of course if you lose you lose your free play but you still have your real money. I cleared a 10x rollover by using this method in a week. You play safe with your real money. Even play two or three pick parlays with your real money.

I know once your free play is won it is real money, but you can't look at it like that because it isn't real until you clear your rollover.