Dumb rollover question

**Hankwins** · 03-20-13, 10:27 PM

Not dumb question if you're new to the game, no one can answer with you not providing the book name. 20 times RO you should have got a 200% freeplay. 99.9 percent of books require you to roll over your deposit+freeplay whatever the roll over may be before any moneyis withdrawn. so you most likely have $12000 to bet. Why did you ask SBR before emailing,live chatting or calling the book you're dealing with??

**Kaabee** · 03-20-13, 10:29 PM

sounds like betdsi.

you are going to have to make $6000 in wagers before cash out. the lesser of the win/risk is counted. so if you bet 1000 on a -200 game then 500 counts towards rollover.

**tto827** · 03-20-13, 10:30 PM

I'm going to take a guess this is DSI's freeplay, since its 300 for 300 and I had the same poorly worded answer from CS today.

If it is DSI, its 20x on the freeplay only (or 10x on deposit+freeplay)

So in your case that is $6,000 in rollover.

You have to bet $6,000 qualifying towards rollover before you can make any withdrawal.

**Hankwins** · 03-20-13, 10:53 PM

bdolan33, update this thread on your progress. I typically bust out taking offers like this and I am curious to see if cash anything.

**caveira** · 03-20-13, 10:59 PM

If you already did touch the bonus, you need to complete the rollover to cash out (even your own money).

**Bdolan33** · 03-21-13, 09:04 AM

It is BetDSI, and the rollover was x10 not 20

**tto827** · 03-21-13, 09:12 AM

You have to make $6,000 in qualifying wagers. Which is the lower of the risk/won amount. Live betting doesn't count, not sure about second halves.

**touchback** · 03-22-13, 01:07 PM

Originally posted by tto827

You have to make $6,000 in qualifying wagers. Which is the lower of the risk/won amount. Live betting doesn't count, not sure about second halves.

+1 What TTO said... check to see though if roll includes reimbursed deposit fees and or winnings from freeplay.

**tto827** · 03-22-13, 01:16 PM

^^^^ DSI doesn't include winnings from freeplays in rollover calculation.

Reimbursed deposit fees likely included.