I placed a parlay wager last night both on the second half a NCAAF and NBA game. I took UCF +11.5 and the Under 97 on the Clippers and Charlette second half. The bet went through, and next thing I see 40 minutes later that the bet was under review because of my Max cumulative risk was over $500. So does this mean I cant place a parlay wager over 500.00? Also why reject the wager after its a winner after the games are over. I wonder if I would have lost the bet it would have still been rejected. Someone please help explain if this is common practice. By the way I placed the parlay for 1000.00. I will upload a screen shot as well.
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bovada is a mickey mouse shopComment -
The bet clearly says rejected in red letters. Any time you go over the limit, it falls under the refer bets side of the screen and within a couple minutes you will see if it is accepted or rejected. It's the way bovada works, you probably didn't realize this at the time of the wager, but that is extremely common. It needs to say ACCEPTED in green, not REJECTED in red. The only case you would have is if you have a screenshot of the pending wager. Otherwise, it was not accepted.Comment -
Sounds like you work for Bovada but anyways, theres nothing to review if the bet is not accepted. The bet should have never been accepted in the first place. The money should have never been taken out of my balance. Technically any bet can be reviewed after it is placed. Why even have a review process, the bet should never be allowed to be placed in the first place. And a $500.00 cumulative risk max is just plain stupid, I have never heard of any book having that, especially an A rated book on SBR. Im starting to wonder how this is an A book.Comment -
Their reason for rejecting my bet 40 minutes after it was placed was because my cumulative risk max cant be more then 500.00. Is this common on 2 team parlays? Also I have never had a withdrawl with these guys, so I dont see any reason for them limiting my action when I Dropped 5k within the month with them already and have never requested a withdrawl. Ive actually been on a terrible losing streak all month, and when I win they pull this crap.Comment -
So all of a sudden I recieve an email and a message on my Bovada Account to Call their financial services department. 1 hour later they have disabled my account, and say I will have to give them a call tomorrow. So basically the money I just deposited yesterday is now held hostage by them.Comment -
Bovada rejected a player prop wager of mine for $375.00 and by the time I was aware of the rejection the game had started.Comment -
This.
Your bet was never accepted at all and the money was NOT taken out of your account. If it was, post a picture of the transaction history that shows the money was taken out. And for the record I don't even like bovada, I just know the way their referred bets work. Clearly you don't. But hey, post a pic of the money debited from your account and prove me wrong.Comment -
You can clearly see REJECTED in big red letters on my bets from bovada that were rejected. You will also see that I was limited to $25 on props. I do understand why you thought your bet was accepted, but you clearly read it wrong.
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I will say, bovada needs to make it clearer on the bet processing screen that the bet is being reviewed, because if you don't read closely you will not be able to tell. If you scroll down, you will see the PENDING screen on the right side for referred bets. But many players including the OP won't know to look there.Comment -
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