Cash Back

**WagerMafia** · 01-22-14, 04:50 PM

HS .04% back quarterly on total volume wagered.

**ouzoun** · 01-22-14, 05:34 PM

There are cashbacks for Pinnacle, SBObet and Betfair among others.

**leetreaper** · 01-22-14, 05:49 PM

pinnacle? lol

**Hareeba!** · 01-22-14, 08:04 PM

Originally posted by ouzoun

There are cashbacks for Pinnacle, SBObet and Betfair among others.

I'm a regular user of all three.

Never received anything of the nature from Pinnacle or SBO.

Betfair have lots of different special deals and offers but I wouldn't call any of them "cash back". Closest thing to it would be the loyalty points which reduce the commission rate you pay.

I suspect ouzoun is taking the piss?

**looneytunes** · 01-22-14, 08:18 PM

Originally posted by WagerMafia

HS .04% back quarterly on total volume wagered.

actually varies-.04 if you make less than 150 bets in a quarter. I ussually hit arond 250 which pays .06. Over 500 bets gets you .08 if anyone was curious.

**36Taylor** · 01-25-14, 10:44 AM

Originally posted by looneytunes

actually varies-.04 if you make less than 150 bets in a quarter. I ussually hit arond 250 which pays .06. Over 500 bets gets you .08 if anyone was curious.

I did the math comparing both Heritage and Bookmaker with the "cash back" programs. They're pretty comparable. Of course Heritage has -108 juice which makes a difference. I'm really thinking about betting sides at about 15 bets per day at a $100 a pop. -108 will make a huge difference (If I win). Question is does Heritage mind that kind of volume quarter after quarter. No steam chasing, no exotic bets. Straight sides. If anyone knows if they would consider this manipulating the cash back program or if they wouldn't appreciate that kind of betting please let me know. Obviously if I lose they won't have a problem but lets say if I hit 53% to 55% fairly consistently. Again if anyone can speak on this it would help. I'm assuming Bookmaker wouldn't have a problem with it but just wondering about Heritage. Thanks.

**yisman** · 01-25-14, 11:14 AM

Heritage's program is better if you're at the top level.

**36Taylor** · 01-26-14, 02:11 PM

Originally posted by yisman

Heritage's program is better if you're at the top level.

Well sounds like Heritage is a good deal. I guess if I'm limited I can always withdrawl or transfer

**byronbb** · 01-26-14, 03:10 PM

Originally posted by Hareeba!

I'm a regular user of all three.

Never received anything of the nature from Pinnacle or SBO.

Betfair have lots of different special deals and offers but I wouldn't call any of them "cash back". Closest thing to it would be the loyalty points which reduce the commission rate you pay.

I suspect ouzoun is taking the piss?

I think Pinny gives CB when you have huge volume. 0.025% is what the asian brokers get on volume.

**relaaxx** · 01-26-14, 06:28 PM

Originally posted by looneytunes

actually varies-.04 if you make less than 150 bets in a quarter. I ussually hit arond 250 which pays .06. Over 500 bets gets you .08 if anyone was curious.

nothing for live wagers since the new format. hope they decide to change that in the future.

**yisman** · 01-26-14, 07:10 PM

Originally posted by relaaxx

nothing for live wagers since the new format. hope they decide to change that in the future.

Same at DSI/Bookmaker

anything on a live betting platform doesn't get the rewards

**steveharris** · 01-26-14, 08:54 PM

12BET offers 0.3% unlimited cashback..

**Albundy33** · 01-28-14, 06:57 PM

I'm at the top level with heritage. And my host gives me my cash back on a monthly basis. I usually get anywhere from $500 to 1k every 1rst of month. It's a nice little treat and there is no rollover with it

**36Taylor** · 01-28-14, 07:08 PM

Originally posted by Albundy33

I'm at the top level with heritage. And my host gives me my cash back on a monthly basis. I usually get anywhere from $500 to 1k every 1rst of month. It's a nice little treat and there is no rollover with it

Yeah I figured with the volume I plan on doing, maybe 3000 bets per year at $100 per bet that would give me $2400 for the whole year (once I get to 0.8% that is) So many people talk about being limited there but at one time I had $23000 in my acct, withdrew $12000 and lost the rest. They never gave me any problems though. I'm too lazy/busy to chase steam and shop lines

**36Taylor** · 01-28-14, 07:35 PM

Originally posted by 36Taylor

Yeah I figured with the volume I plan on doing, maybe 3000 bets per year at $100 per bet that would give me $2400 for the whole year (once I get to 0.8% that is) So many people talk about being limited there but at one time I had $23000 in my acct, withdrew $12000 and lost the rest. They never gave me any problems though. I'm too lazy/busy to chase steam and shop lines

I should clarify I started with $5000 and made it up to $23000 without any limits or anything like that. Checks we're always prompt. I'm just paranoid I guess that every sportsbook besides BookMaker (I'm in the U.S. by the way) will limit quick. And after losing $11000 of course they didn't give me any problems

**Albundy33** · 01-29-14, 01:00 PM

Yea they never limit or give problems when you win . They know its just like a loan and they will eventually get it back lol

**blacktownjames** · 01-29-14, 01:50 PM

Heritage is great. I sent a deposit for just under 200. In a 2 month span got it up to just under 16 grand. Never had any issues