bookmaker- 100% bitcoin bonus- expire on october 15th

[temple2010]

just for your info guys- take advantage of this for the next 2 weeks.

[UBNVS]

Do any of their sister books also offer that bonus?

[Maverick11]

What is Bookmaker's mirror site? Regular site running extremely slow

[Buffalo Nickle]

Do any of their sister books also offer that bonus?

BetDSI is offering. The others probably also.

[HedgeHog]

just for your info guys- take advantage of this for the next 2 weeks.

Does the 50% cash bonus also expire then?

[Alfa1234]

I wish they offered something for international users (non US) as well...I don't even get to participate in their betpoints program.

[temple2010]

Does the 50% cash bonus also expire then?

I'm not sure. I would just "live chat" them.

[ronald]

Excellent offer from an excellent book.

[UBNVS]

I played with justbet today and wasn't offered that bonus.

[HedgeHog]

I played with justbet today and wasn't offered that bonus.

Same here, but my Bookmaker and Galaxy accounts do offer it.

[nymfan99]

max bonus ?

[Buffalo Nickle]

Max $2000 deposit for cash bonus. Unlimited re-ups.

Max $1,000 for 100% free play. Unlimited.

[patswin]

is this an open promo or only certain accounts? anyone know? i logged into my bm account and did not see it. Haven't played there in a few years but would for this promo

[michael777]

I emailed them and asked if i was eligible,this is what i got back: Dear Customer,

Thank you for contacting us.

My apologies sir, that promotion is not available for your account.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any additional questions.


Sincerely,


Customer Service Representative

[italiano]

i think that this offer is not available for european member

[rangerz2478]

Max $2000 deposit for cash bonus. Unlimited re-ups.

Max $1,000 for 100% free play. Unlimited.

Unlimited? Really?

[italiano]

only usa and canada member

[theviking]

yeah, betdsi family stopped giving bonuses to europeans some years ago, lots of top bookmakers done the same

[Roscoe_Word]

Does anyone know if Bookmaker has a "rollover" calculator? (as used by BetOnline)

[luctens]

Does anyone know if Bookmaker has a "rollover" calculator? (as used by BetOnline)

You can extremely simply just go through your account history and add up how much you've staked in whatever timeframe that you need to calculate from. It is stupidly easy to do that, so you really do not need an on-board sportsbook account calculator to do such a stupidly easy task for goodness sake.

Better still to make it even easier than that extremely easy way of calculating things, going forward you should start keeping detailed records of your betting activities. You should take screenshots of all of your betting account activities and create a spreadsheet detailing all of your betting account activities and then in seconds you could pull up from that spreadsheet how much you've staked with a particular bookmaker in any particular timeframe.

[Roscoe_Word]

Surely you can just go through your account history and add up how much you've staked. It really isn't hard to do at all.

Better still to make it even easier than that easy way of calculating things, going forward you should keep screenshots of all of your bets and create a spreadsheet detailing all of your betting activities and then in seconds you could pull up from that spreadsheet how much you've staked with a particular bookmaker.

I know, brother. Was just wondering. With spreadsheets up the ying-yang calculating everything from yards per point (ytd and recent), points per play (YTD and recent) Starting Pitcher Power Ratings, Team Slugging (Home and Away) and the NBA looming, I suppose anything that makes one's life a little easier is a good thing. Don't call me Sirley (LOL). Couldn't resist...GL

[Buffalo Nickle]

Unlimited? Really?

I am sure there is one. But they say you can keep taking it until October 15 or the money runs out.

[Optional]

Does anyone know if Bookmaker has a "rollover" calculator? (as used by BetOnline)

No but they dont mind telling you the rollover position if you ask CS.

[Buffalo Nickle]

You can extremely simply just go through your account history and add up how much you've staked in whatever timeframe that you need to calculate from. It is stupidly easy to do that, so you really do not need an on-board sportsbook account calculator to do such a stupidly easy task for goodness sake.

Yes, this is a stupidly easy task. What is the use in a rollover calculator?

[TheMoneyShot]

You guys have fun rolling over 40k worth. Let me know how that works out for you.

[nymfan99]

Max $2000 deposit for cash bonus. Unlimited re-ups.



Max $1,000 for 100% free play. Unlimited.

Any idea on the roll over ? for both

[TheMoneyShot]

Any idea on the roll over ? for both

Multiply Your Deposit + Bonus Times 20

For example.... Deposit 500 + Bonus 500 20k rollover.

Deposit 1000 +1000 Bonus 40 k rollover.

Not even worth it.

[HedgeHog]

Multiply Your Deposit + Bonus Times 20

For example.... Deposit 500 + Bonus 500 20k rollover.

Deposit 1000 +1000 Bonus 40 k rollover.

Not even worth it.

Rollover is on deposit only at all the CRIS books. So $20,000 is required on a $1000 deposit.

[HedgeHog]

Any idea on the roll over ? for both

100% FP requires 20x on deposit only. 50% cash is 15x your deposit.

[luctens]

Yes, this is a stupidly easy task. What is the use in a rollover calculator?

For people who either can't count, can't use a normal calculator or are so lazy that they can't be bothered to work out the rollover themselves.

[Crusherrr]

100% FP requires 20x on deposit only. 50% cash is 15x your deposit.

Bookmaker support told me its Deposit+Bonus on the 50% Cash. I'd double check with them.

[HedgeHog]

Bookmaker support told me its Deposit+Bonus on the 50% Cash. I'd double check with them.

Will do, but Bookmaker's rules page only mentions RO on deposits:

The rollover requirement of your BookMaker bonus is the number of times you need to wager the amount that you deposited before you can cash out.
For sign-up and reload bonuses in BookMaker, the rollover is calculated by multiplying the initial deposit amount times the total of the rollover. For example, a $300 deposit with a 25% 3-time rollover would be calculated by taking your $300 deposit and multiplying it by the 3-time rollover which equals $900 in total sports action before you can request a payout. Only sports wagers are taken into consideration for the rollover; Casino, Racebook, and Poker action does not count towards rollover.
Please note that the lower amount between the risk and win amount is applied toward your rollover requirement, and casino, poker and horse betting action do not apply toward your BookMaker bonus rollover.
Wagers placed on both sides of the same game/rotation number will NOT count towards your rollover.
Please note: A rollover will be considered met when a client meets the required amount in action, or the combination of the account's cash balance AND Free Play balance drops to less than $5.

[Buffalo Nickle]

I don't know. I use BetPoints. It is a lot more stupidly easy than going into history with your calculator. There is definitely something stupid about that.

[TheMoneyShot]

Rollover is on deposit only at all the CRIS books. So $20,000 is required on a $1000 deposit.

I'm currently on a bonus with Bookmaker and DSI

Both is Deposit + Bonus Combined.

[downsouth]

I'm currently on a bonus with Bookmaker and DSI

Both is Deposit + Bonus Combined.

Ive always had it at both where is was 20x just the deposit amount.