[NeverBackDown]

Hi, I've never played online before and have heard 5 Dimes is the best place to play. But I don't know how playing online works and have questions.


1. Can I deposit money with a *****? *****************. Do they take either of them?

2. How do I withdraw money if I win, *************** I've also heard about them sending you checks *************

3. Am I going to have to send them my drivers license or any other info at all? If so, when does this have to be done and how?

4. *******************************

5. Will the sportsbook send fliers to my house?

6. What kind of bonus do I get from 5 Dimes? And how do I get it?

I know nothing about all this so any additional info would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

[NeverBackDown]

Anybody? I really want to get started.

[VTranX]

If you go to the site and to live chat they will be happy to answer all those questions. Most of those questions can be found on the site its self.

[Leo Bello]

Anybody? I really want to get started.

Good point! I'll bet it stops a lot of $200 SBR Pro deposits. You stopped mine. Thanks.

[NeverBackDown]

Good point! I'll bet it stops a lot of $200 SBR Pro deposits. You stopped mine. Thanks.

What?

[NeverBackDown]

Do you have to send them your I.D. at all online books if using DC?

[southpaw74]

You should just deposit at a person to person place. That way you don't have to worry about banks and you can get your money faster...if you win that is!! The rest of your questions can be found on their website, live chat, or these forums. 5dimes has the best lines and options by a mile but not much for bonuses. Good luck

[NeverBackDown]

Thanks I think I'll do ** if it's good. What kind of bonus do you get at 5 Dimes to start?

[southpaw74]

I wouldn't take a bonus there. It might be 20% given to you over time as you bet? Just use their reduced juice option as that is best overmthe long term. then you don't need to deal with a rollover and you can withdraw anytime. If you want a big bonus go to betislands. You can get a 100% freeplay with 9x rollover or a combo of bonuses that you can find on their website.

[NeverBackDown]

Ok thanks not sure who to go with yet. Can you tell me what exactly rollover is? And if you get a free play, does that mean it's a certain amount of money that you have to put on 1 game?

[Optional]

5 Dimes will give you 50% of deposit in freeplays (you keep any winnings from freeplay bets but not the bet amount)

If you use the SBR store voucher for new account signup bonuses you will get 60%

They credit 20% of the freeplay value each time you turn over your deposit amount.


Until you have completed that cycle (turnover 5 x deposit) you will not have access to their reduced juice lines.

You should confirm that if you you take the bonus you will be able to switch to reduced juice once complete with customer service. And save a copy of the conversation as there seems to be different information about if you can switch once taking a bonus.

(I took the bonus and was automatically switched to reduced juice once completed but others claim they have been told different)

If they won't let you switch later, don't take the bonus as you will regret not having the reduced juice if you plan to be a long term player there.

If you use a card account to deposit you will probably be asked for ID before being able to withdraw. Ask customer service about that at same time.

Card account should not say "5 Dimes" on statement or indicate it is gambling site. Ask customer service to be sure.

Never had regular mail from 5 Dimes personally. Ask Customer service to make sure they dont.

[southpaw74]

Rollover means how much you have to place in wagers before you can make a withdraw. For a simple example, if you deposit 500 and get a 500 bonus = 1,000. If the rollover is 8x then you need to wager 8k in bets before you can make a withdrawal.

[NeverBackDown]

5 Dimes will give you 50% of deposit in freeplays (you keep any winnings from freeplay bets but not the bet amount)

If you use the SBR store voucher for new account signup bonuses you will get 60%

They credit 20% of the freeplay value each time you turn over your deposit amount.


Until you have completed that cycle (turnover 5 x deposit) you will not have access to their reduced juice lines.

You should confirm that if you you take the bonus you will be able to switch to reduced juice once complete with customer service. And save a copy of the conversation as there seems to be different information about if you can switch once taking a bonus.

(I took the bonus and was automatically switched to reduced juice once completed but others claim they have been told different)

If they won't let you switch later, don't take the bonus as you will regret not having the reduced juice if you plan to be a long term player there.

If you use a card account to deposit you will probably be asked for ID before being able to withdraw. Ask customer service about that at same time.

Card account should not say "5 Dimes" on statement or indicate it is gambling site. Ask customer service to be sure.

Never had regular mail from 5 Dimes personally. Ask Customer service to make sure they dont.

Thanks for all that info, may go with ** too. You're a big help.

[NeverBackDown]

Rollover means how much you have to place in wagers before you can make a withdraw. For a simple example, if you deposit 500 and get a 500 bonus = 1,000. If the rollover is 8x then you need to wager 8k in bets before you can make a withdrawal.

Oh wow ok thanks, seems like a lot.

[southpaw74]

Oh wow ok thanks, seems like a lot.

They don't give away money so everything comes at a price. If you bet a ton of games then the rollover won't matter but if you don't then it's not wise to take it it can be an advantage to some and a detriment to others. It depends on what kind of a bettor you are.

[NeverBackDown]

They don't give away money so everything comes at a price. If you bet a ton of games then the rollover won't matter but if you don't then it's not wise to take it it can be an advantage to some and a detriment to others. It depends on what kind of a bettor you are.

Ok thanks.