If I close out a new account after 30 days, then I try to open up a new account with the same sportsbook several months later...can I still collect the bonus on initial deposits? I know this may like a scummy thing to do but I'm just frightened about losing all the money I have won and I want to slow down for awhile.
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1) It's a dumb thing to ask about.
2) It's an even dumber thing to do.
If you can't win sufficient $ without having to resort to fraudulently claiming multiple sign-up bonuses then perhaps sportsbetting isn't your bag, baby.Originally posted by pags11Originally posted by BuddyBearOriginally posted by curiousComment -
yes very scummy. In fact super scum to try rip off a sportsbook, but unless it's betroyal then it's okay.Comment -
Just ask THEM that question before you reopen your account....Comment -
It's a practice I wouldn't recommend. Just stick to one account.Comment -
I had reservations about asking this. I've won over $6,000.00 since last Thursday. The last thing I want to do is give it all back. Is a 30 day holding period for new accounts common?Comment -
I wouldn't even try it...Comment -
What is the book that you're dealing with here? Did you receive some kind of bonus when you signed up? If not then there should not be any kind of hold. The only exception would be if they are still waiting for your deposit to clear...but that shoudn't take 30 days.Originally posted by TchockyComment -
i think everyone perty much covered everything on this subject.
that depends on what book your using. each bonus offer is different to the way the books rules are. yes, i've seen many books have a 30 day holding period. i've also seen a few that have a 60 day holding.Is a 30 day holding period for new accounts common?
might i ask which book are you talking about here ?Comment -
30 days sounds like CrisComment -
Taco? Do you have to be a jerk with everyone?Originally posted by tacomax
Poor guy is just asking a question. Whether the
question is dumb or not is not for you and especially
you to judge. That kind of attitude will make
other posters afraid to ask questions on here
because they will fear that you will ridicule them.
Have some class.
tchocky and anyone
else who may have a question do not let people like
taco make you feel bad for asking.Comment -
Tchocky,
If you pull all of your money out of an account, it doesn't "close". You can just pick up where you left off, if you want to gear back up for football season or whatever. No need to reopen a new account, just use the same old one.
If you're trying to get max bonuses, there's a lot of sportsbooks you haven't already used which you can open a new account. Plus, the books you already have often have reload bonuses, I'd imagine.Comment -
See that is class with a capital COriginally posted by slacker00Comment -
Tchocky was asking for advice on how to defraud sportsbooks and I suspect he was fully aware that this was fraud. Each person that scams a sportsbook makes life more difficult for the honest players out there.Originally posted by imgv94
SBR isn't the place to come asking for advice about ripping off sportsbooks or anything else come to think of it. If you want to mix with the low-life scammers of the industry then pop over to The Fag Zone. I've heard that they need every poster they can get their hands on.Originally posted by pags11Originally posted by BuddyBearOriginally posted by curiousComment -
This is why the good books don't offer big bonuses...guys like this taking advantage of the bonus system. I hope that people see that it hurts our whole community when they rip off books. It really is a question that should not have to be answered. You should know it is WRONG.Comment -
I am starting to see the bad side of raiders myself,Originally posted by tacomax
you do have a point taco. TFZ tries to be something
it is not.Raiders has no crediability, And now
I know why. TFZ is garbage
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