Does anyone here regularly deposit, bet it all and then withdraw?

**unusialsusp5** · 12-16-13, 10:58 AM

just leave it in until it's gone especially if you play with tony.

**TheMoneyShot** · 12-16-13, 10:59 AM

Cardinal rule... not to do it... but from what I hear... a lot do it. I guess people have to feel special for once in their lives on a win.

**Parlayplayer** · 12-16-13, 11:00 AM

Spot betters do it all the time. Maybe not exactly the scenario u are using but definitely similar! I always go all in with my initial deposits. Not necessarily on one game but ill spread it thru a couple games and a parlay or two. I don't withdrawl it if I win either though, I use this initial big bet to try and jump star my roll and then slow it down a bit! I don't think books care what u do as long as ur not abusing or cheating a system. U do pay fees to get ur money in and out of books so if u plan to place more bets in the future it's a silly thing to do!

**LordVodka** · 12-16-13, 11:05 AM

From what i know this was common during the neteller days.

**TheMoneyShot** · 12-16-13, 11:09 AM

It probably was. I'm sure it cost the books much more money doing M*G and W*U on P*O's. I guess doing Net wasn't such a bad thing after all?

**greenhippo** · 12-16-13, 11:46 AM

I've tried this twice and twice lost the bet, not doing it again.

**pavyracer** · 12-16-13, 11:52 AM

Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

Cardinal rule... not to do it... but from what I hear... a lot do it. I guess people have to feel special for once in their lives on a win.

What's the purpose of leaving it in after winning? Do you earn interest?

**Bet10Heinekens** · 12-16-13, 12:02 PM

Do these type of bettors drive up the cost of fees for payouts?
I rather build up the bankroll to a large sum and then make a withdrawal with a free payouts, usually once every month.

**5mike5** · 12-16-13, 12:29 PM

I don't deposit a lot and immediately withdrawal no. I withdrawal several times weekly though after a big hit during NASCAR season. Just no need in leaving large amounts. ( anything over 4-figs ) I Pay little for fees extra doing that (where i play still is peanuts though compared to others) of course but even in A+ shops I feel safer with larger 5-fig amounts in my hands not a books. I leave in 4 figures just for my roll for a few races at all times, but that's it. If I lose several weeks in a row which isn't that often, I just deposit again.

im sure books hate it, but never had too many problems with doing it. But I don't play at a bubble shop either which hate it even worse. If ur withdrawal to get less than a grand every week or 2 I think it really pisses then off I'm sure

but if u arent depositing alot, and are doing well enough to make decent to large deposits frequently, would be stupid not to imo...good reason ive never been stiffed in close 15 years in the offshore game

**jjgold** · 12-16-13, 12:50 PM

Too many fees to do it offshore

Only good in Vegas

**VegasInsider** · 12-16-13, 12:53 PM

I would probably do it more if I could use something like Netteller or Paypal. I'm already banned from M*G for "suspicious activities" and if I lost W*U then I'd be really up the creek for getting money in and out of offshore. I try to take periodic withdrawals of large sums and then use W*U domestically and to pay a bill or two to prove that I'm using this for legit purposes too. I wish I had M*G back

**wagerjunkie** · 12-16-13, 01:40 PM

Originally posted by Bet10Heinekens

Do these type of bettors drive up the cost of fees for payouts?
I rather build up the bankroll to a large sum and then make a withdrawal with a free payouts, usually once every month.

OP, you're actually telling me people deposit 100-500$ then bet it all and withdrawal the deposit amount immediatly?

incredibly stupid. and a quick way to piss books off, signs of broke dikks and bad betting.

yeah, lets deposit and risk the entire bankroll right away, how dumb is that? (btw that isn't directed at you OP, just trying to get an understanding here)

**HeeeHAWWWW** · 12-16-13, 01:50 PM

I imagine most books will include fees paid for your transfers in your net deposit/withdrawal column.

If you're doing this regularly and look like winning longterm, it's fairly possible it'll get you limited quicker.

**inplaybettor** · 12-17-13, 12:32 AM

yeah, I do this to test out withdrawals from books I haven't used to see how fast payouts are and if they can handle a $2000 withdrawal without hassle. who really cares about a nominal fee when you're withdrawing $2000 as long as I get paid promptly I don't mind paying a fee.

**jjgold** · 12-17-13, 07:59 AM

You should not withdraw more than once per 2 weeks

If you do more you do not belong gambling

**ardacet8** · 12-17-13, 10:32 AM

Mansion88 is a very reliable bookie to do that as they are covering both deposit and withdrawal costs of ** no matter how big you deposit/withdrawal. I really can't believe that they are offering this kind of goodwill. They just give you 22$ after a 150$ deposit because they say that they got you covered. Very good and polite customer care.

**Bumdeal** · 12-17-13, 10:56 AM

I deposit, bet it all, then re-deposit and do it again

**unluckysob** · 12-17-13, 12:24 PM

How long did M**G let you go before ban. About how many transactions? I am currently on W**U shitlist.

Originally posted by VegasInsider

I would probably do it more if I could use something like Netteller or Paypal. I'm already banned from M*G for "suspicious activities" and if I lost W*U then I'd be really up the creek for getting money in and out of offshore. I try to take periodic withdrawals of large sums and then use W*U domestically and to pay a bill or two to prove that I'm using this for legit purposes too. I wish I had M*G back