Is BetUs any good?

[Timmay]

I received something saying they'll hook it up with a 1k 100% reload and $500 freebet....


Anyone know the rollover requirements and things of that sort... Also, if they cater U.S. players and if also how much do they charge for withdrawals and if it's a pain to get your money out?



Thanks a lot guys

[Timmay]

I'd like to bonus ramp on some stuff if anyone knows good bonuses that have +E.V. value. If I can flip coins and make money I'm down

[Optional]

We have a daily updated list of current bonuses here

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/sportsbook/bonuses/

Make sure you triple check any of the smaller books conditions when jumping on bonuses.

From handling complaints it's mind blowing how many different types of conditions books have.

Have one at the moment with a condition that you can't use "low risk betting" to release the bonus. Their definition of that is making 1 large bet and if it wins only betting the max amount that applies for rollover for the rest of the bonus.

And many seem to have clauses to help them avoid paying out to risk free bonus hunters just wanting to hedge the bonus against an exchange and leave.

[BetOk]

I withdrew $ 400 last week on betus. They asked me to contact the live support to decide together the type of payment. In 36 hours I've received on moneybookers. They were very friendly and quick.

[Timmay]

I withdrew $ 400 last week on betus. They asked me to contact the live support to decide together the type of payment. In 36 hours I've received on moneybookers. They were very friendly and quick.

Moneybookers? Is that some sort of wire?

[Timmay]

We have a daily updated list of current bonuses here

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/sportsbook/bonuses/

Make sure you triple check any of the smaller books conditions when jumping on bonuses.

From handling complaints it's mind blowing how many different types of conditions books have.

Have one at the moment with a condition that you can't use "low risk betting" to release the bonus. Their definition of that is making 1 large bet and if it wins only betting the max amount that applies for rollover for the rest of the bonus.

And many seem to have clauses to help them avoid paying out to risk free bonus hunters just wanting to hedge the bonus against an exchange and leave.

Thanks for your reply man
So you bet huge on a big favorite and then kept betting big on huge favorites?

I also wasn't sure if b.j./slot bonuses were any good. I thought of maybe betting big and hoping to hit and if I do..... Then just bet small and hope to roll it off.... I don't know the best strategy. Also not sure if it's +E.V.... I get free casino chips sometimes and don't know the best play. If it's like $50... Usually I'll just flat bet $25 all the way through. I'm thinking of going $50 starting out, but don't like the idea of having to split/double.....


Anyways, I was just curious about what you mean by "Betting the max amount that applies".

Like literally betting the max your book will allow on one game? and keep doubling up on heavy favorites like 1/25 faves??

[Optional]

What that book means is, depositing $100, betting $100+bonus on something that wins.

Then, because the bonus conditions say that only $25 of each bet will count toward rollover, the player proceeds to make only $25 bets until the rollover is complete.

They call this "low risk wagering tactics"

That's an unusual one I haven't seen elsewhere yet though.

I personally don't think it's fair, but they don't force us to accept the rules.

[BetOk]

Moneybookers? Is that some sort of wire?

I'm sorry but I did not understand the question. google translator is not flawless LOL

[MoMoneyMoVaughn]

I'm sorry but I did not understand the question. google translator is not flawless LOL

He is asking if it is an E-Wallet.

The answer is yes.

[jjgold]

Book has been around a long time

Of course complaints here and there but many get paid

Of course always better if your a non usa account holder because much easier to depesit and withdraw

For USA player I would play their as long as balances not big

[Timmay]

He is asking if it is an E-Wallet.

The answer is yes.

Cool thanks

[Timmay]

Book has been around a long time

Of course complaints here and there but many get paid

Of course always better if your a non usa account holder because much easier to depesit and withdraw

For USA player I would play their as long as balances not big

The reason why I was hesitant was because the people that pick up calls sound desperate to get your money.
I think they go by commission. They're salesmen.

Bovada is completely different.

[Timmay]

What that book means is, depositing $100, betting $100+bonus on something that wins.

Then, because the bonus conditions say that only $25 of each bet will count toward rollover, the player proceeds to make only $25 bets until the rollover is complete.

They call this "low risk wagering tactics"

That's an unusual one I haven't seen elsewhere yet though.

I personally don't think it's fair, but they don't force us to accept the rules.

But why not?!? That's strange.

It's like if you had a casino rollover and didn't allow people to quit right when the rolloff was done.

It's 'cuz it's a promotion which wants to entice you to continuously bet with them. They probably lose money if you have the best strategy and quit when the bonus is up.

[Triumph]

I have benn dealing with betus for 7 yrs

I have always been paid p2p quickly, no problems.

[Optional]

But why not?!? That's strange.

It's like if you had a casino rollover and didn't allow people to quit right when the rolloff was done.

It's 'cuz it's a promotion which wants to entice you to continuously bet with them. They probably lose money if you have the best strategy and quit when the bonus is up.

Yeah that one is strange. And like I said, not really fair imho.

We are not talking about BetUS for anyone else reading.