Do big ML's count towards rollovers?

[k13]

I know for bonuses they don't but I'm talking about if you buy betjam "cash", will the "risk" count?

Can't find anything on their page about it as it mostly talks about bonuses.


Going to lay it all on DUKE ML.

[FourLengthsClear]

No. It will be the lowest of the risk or win amount.

[k13]

That's kind of lame.

BetJam is so slow to come out with Moneylines. All the value is already gone the next day.

Oh well, still a good book overall.

[k13]

Is there any books that use the actual risk with rollovers?

I remember someone doing that before.

[MexicanStallion]

I don't know any books that do it. Would defeat the purpose of a rollover is that was the case.

[k13]

I don't know any books that do it. Would defeat the purpose of a rollover is that was the case.

Why? I'm "risking" x amount of money.

Back to grinding I suppose.

[jgilmartin]

Why? I'm "risking" x amount of money.

Because it would make it incredibly easy to be a bonus whore. You could just bet all of it on a few -10000 favorites and withdraw it right away.

[icancount2one]

There was a bonus on bodog like that, where you had to wager $100 each week of NFL and ML counted.

The only week I just dumped it on big favorites they both lost.

[Statman]

I agree that if your risking money on any bet that it should count towards the rollover. Big M/L favourites are not locks by any means as we've seen many go down in the NCAA tourney already. I can tell you though that with Legends, it is money that is risked which counts towards the rollover so you may want to consider them if you haven't already. Upside is they have some nice bonuses available which are usually CASH bonuses vs free play with usually a 5x rollover. Downside is their lines are very sharp and your regularly laying more juice past the -110 level. If you do your homework, you can also take advantage of their 1/2 juice lines on Fridays from 12 to 4pm.

[TRone]

Betjam only counts ML up to -200 I think. Of course, using the win amount.

[BranchDavidian]

I have played at books that counted what ever you risked towards the roll-over, at least a few years back -- can't recall which one, but one of the smaller ones. I also recall BetonLine used to give you credit for risked amount on their loyalty program, until that got scrapped.