I'm tellin' ya, when it comes to sportsbooks, it pays to ask

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  • Mudcat
    Restricted User
    • 07-21-05
    • 9287

    #1
    I'm tellin' ya, when it comes to sportsbooks, it pays to ask
    I e-mail Sportsbook A and ask what kind of bonus I can get on my next deposit. They reply with their current advertised deal - 15% cash. I phone them up and say, I'll deposit today if I can get the deal I got earlier in the month for 15% cash + 15% freeplay.

    They agree. That will work out to an extra ~$300 for a 2 minute phone call.

    Sportsbook B has a 15% reload offer. I've taken payouts there before so maybe I shouldn't get anything but I e-mail and ask if I can 20% like I got awhile back. Worst thing they can do is say no. But they say okay - 20% - 1 time only. Great - that's a few extra bucks. I empty the account and ask if I can get 20% again. I just got a reply saying I'll get 20% with every reload until I take another payout.

    Works for me.

    These are just a couple examples. I could cite a whole lot more from over the years.

    I'm tellin ya', I'm a big believer in asking these sorts of questions to the sportsbooks when the worst thing they can do is say no.
  • Illusion
    Restricted User
    • 08-09-05
    • 25166

    #2
    That's pretty sweet Mud. See guys, it never hurts to ask.
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    • natrass
      SBR MVP
      • 09-14-05
      • 1242

      #3
      I think these US branded books really love the rollovers ... "we'll get you in the end" ... it just seems a bit stupid because its the punter they should be profiling not the deposits they can generate.
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