So, brag/question:
I'm a new Heritage customer, and deposited $2k with a 25% bonus (12x rollover) for sports. Obviously casino action doesn't count, but I'm a degen and like to play anyway. You know, figuring that if I can win in the casino, it becomes a whole lot easier to meet the rollover requirements given a larger bankroll. So over the past 6 days, I won a little over $10k in live dealer casino action. I logged off this morning, and back on this afternoon. The live dealer icon to play was removed. I thought it was a technical glitch, so I tried again 2 hours later. It allowed me to log on, and I did so. However, once I sat at the table, I received a message that said "you have exceeded the daily/weekly limit".
I contacted the live chat customer service rep, who said the limit in winnings is $10k, and takes 7 days to reset. Has anyone ever heard of this? Seems strange that I can sit at a live dealer table and play up to $5k/hand in blackjack only to have my account restricted after winning $10k.
Anybody have any experience with this book regarding limits like this?
I'm a new Heritage customer, and deposited $2k with a 25% bonus (12x rollover) for sports. Obviously casino action doesn't count, but I'm a degen and like to play anyway. You know, figuring that if I can win in the casino, it becomes a whole lot easier to meet the rollover requirements given a larger bankroll. So over the past 6 days, I won a little over $10k in live dealer casino action. I logged off this morning, and back on this afternoon. The live dealer icon to play was removed. I thought it was a technical glitch, so I tried again 2 hours later. It allowed me to log on, and I did so. However, once I sat at the table, I received a message that said "you have exceeded the daily/weekly limit".
I contacted the live chat customer service rep, who said the limit in winnings is $10k, and takes 7 days to reset. Has anyone ever heard of this? Seems strange that I can sit at a live dealer table and play up to $5k/hand in blackjack only to have my account restricted after winning $10k.
Anybody have any experience with this book regarding limits like this?