Unibet limits

**simply** · 07-18-14, 08:02 PM

Probably yes, I had 1$ when I was limted

**Bass386** · 07-18-14, 08:24 PM

You can play by paf.com or 32redbet ... they have the same odds like unibet ...

**jjgold** · 07-19-14, 08:07 AM

not a great book for live betting

stick to betfair, pinnacle and asians for that if your non usa

**Digo** · 07-19-14, 10:56 AM

Fast limits in Books like that.

**bigballa** · 07-20-14, 05:40 AM

Originally posted by Winner_13

I started off with about $75 limits for live bettng and MLB, is this the norm?

sounds like you might be 'under review' have you logged into the account on a computer or device that has had another unibet account that is cut? that is what happened to me and i found out the hard way....the limits are better than that to start so sounds like they have you u/r...

**Winner_13** · 07-20-14, 04:42 PM

Never had a unibet account before.
That's why I thought it was odd that the limits were so low so quick.

**asdf21** · 07-21-14, 02:01 PM

Delete saved website data (cookies, flash, local storage)

**Winner_13** · 07-21-14, 10:27 PM

Originally posted by asdf21

Delete saved website data (cookies, flash, local storage)

didn't work, tried different computers as well

**asdf21** · 07-22-14, 12:30 AM

Bookmakers exchange player profiles via those methods (fraudulent / sharp / advantage player). If one book labels you as a sharp and you sign up to another from the same computer, they will exchange this information and you will be treated as a sharp from the very beginning, hence the limit. You must delete the profile data before signing up, it doesn't help if you delete it later. Google "iesnare" for more information, that is one of the technologies Unibet is using.

**simply** · 07-22-14, 10:32 AM

Originally posted by asdf21

Bookmakers exchange player profiles via those methods (fraudulent / sharp / advantage player). If one book labels you as a sharp and you sign up to another from the same computer, they will exchange this information and you will be treated as a sharp from the very beginning, hence the limit. You must delete the profile data before signing up, it doesn't help if you delete it later. Google "iesnare" for more information, that is one of the technologies Unibet is using.

That is true answer, for sure

**Winner_13** · 07-22-14, 01:43 PM

Originally posted by asdf21

Bookmakers exchange player profiles via those methods (fraudulent / sharp / advantage player). If one book labels you as a sharp and you sign up to another from the same computer, they will exchange this information and you will be treated as a sharp from the very beginning, hence the limit. You must delete the profile data before signing up, it doesn't help if you delete it later. Google "iesnare" for more information, that is one of the technologies Unibet is using.

thanks