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  • jeff65
    SBR Rookie
    • 02-06-06
    • 3

    #1
    DSI changed rules on rollover...
    I was recently told by a DSI customer service rep that they calculate rollover using the smaller of risk or win. However, this is not stated on their website and in the past my I have taken a bonus they have used the risk amount in calculating their rollover. So I only assumed that they use the risk amount. I like to bet on favorites so that's why I played with them. But this time when I went to request my payout they told me that they use the smaller of risk or win. I told them it's not fair to mislead a bettor by changing the rules. The rep said that I got lucky in the past and this is just how the always do it. It doesn't seem right. Rollover calculations should be systematic and not changed from one deposit to the next.

    Here's an update on the issue:
    I emailed their customer service to find out what the deal is and they replied that they use the risk amount. So the CS rep that told me they use the small or risk/win was wrong. His name was "Mark" and he was on line chat late at night. I got my payout processed without a problem this morning.
  • Mudcat
    Restricted User
    • 07-21-05
    • 9287

    #2
    In my experience, they have calculated rollover using the risk amount. I just looked at their website and couldn't see any explanation of the rollover rules at all. Maybe it's there somewhere but I hunted around a bit and couldn't find anything

    I don't really agree with your statement that Rollover calculations should be systematic and not changed from one deposit to the next. I accept that books will sometimes elect to change rules if they feel it is smart business. Any time there's a rule change, it is bound to come between deposits for someone.

    But they really should have whatever rollover system they're using outlined somewhere on their bonus page.
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    • DIF
      Restricted User
      • 08-30-05
      • 648

      #3
      DSI is a good book and you need money with them(IMO). I dont care about the roll overs here because I feel my money is safe like a bank here.
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      • durito
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 07-03-06
        • 13173

        #4
        Originally posted by DIF
        DSI is a good book and you need money with them(IMO). I dont care about the roll overs here because I feel my money is safe like a bank here.

        was that worth bumping a 2.5 year old thread for?
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        • Mudcat
          Restricted User
          • 07-21-05
          • 9287

          #5
          I don't know if it was worth it or not but, what the hell, I had a look and the rules do now state that DSI uses the lesser of the risk and win amounts in calculating rollover.

          So there ya go, eh. It is a demonstration of the ongoing influence of jeff65.
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          • DIF
            Restricted User
            • 08-30-05
            • 648

            #6
            sorry. I didnt know it was 2.5 years old thread.
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