Intertops RAISED limits without permission. Is this OK?

**Crusherrr** · 08-28-17, 09:39 AM

So you ran up $70k in 4 days and then lost it within 4 days after that?

**bonz** · 08-28-17, 09:52 AM

Retarded post. Seek mental help

**littlekona** · 08-28-17, 09:52 AM

They are 100% to blame and should give you refund of all loses!!
LOL just teasing....
I'd say yes acceptable and favorable to you esp if ure running hot...Most do opposite and cut...Smaller recreational outfits do the 1K per day or 2.5K per week like this to protect themselves which is smart...

**ace7550** · 08-28-17, 10:01 AM

1st post? 70k in four days huh? Post an image of your bet history on intertops...

**Optional** · 08-28-17, 10:02 AM

What did they change your max limit from and to?

**brooks85** · 08-28-17, 10:07 AM

Go watch Casino, the part where De Niro gets the whale to come back into the casino and then lose all of his winnings. That is what happened to you.

Of course it's ok on their part. Life lessons every gambler has to learn. I lost a 35k bankroll years ago, just need to manage money better.

**shaunovery** · 08-28-17, 10:08 AM

So if you won from higher limits would you be complaining

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:09 AM

Thanks everyone for the input so far. I will be responding to everyone's questions shortly.

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:12 AM

"So if you won from higher limits would you be complaining"

Of course not. I am not complaining, I was just wondering if it was acceptable because my previous impression was that you had to give permission to get limits raised. Looks like I was wrong about that.

**jjgold** · 08-28-17, 10:12 AM

lol

what is the scam?????????????????????

**trytrytry** · 08-28-17, 10:17 AM

what bet types where you betting specifically, and what limits did you have to start and then later?

**5mike5** · 08-28-17, 10:27 AM

Looks like a smart move by the book unfortunately

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:27 AM

Originally posted by Optional

What did they change your max limit from and to?

My max limit is different from live betting and pre-game (live has higher limits). It also varies depending on the line.
I see that my max bet on a live -118 line went from $2961 CAD to 4416 and on a -143 line it went from 3500 to 5347.
My current max bet on a -400 Line is $14970. I can didn't do any of those before the raise so I am not sure what it previously was.

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:32 AM

Originally posted by 5mike5

Looks like a smart move by the book unfortunately

Yes, I agree. They also delayed my verification after I submitted all proper documents. They were asking for further credit card authentication documents for a prepaid card I used a long time ago. I pointed this out and they eventually approved without giving their mistake any mention.

Yes, I agree. They also delayed my verification after I submitted all proper documents. They were asking for credit card authentication documents for a prepaid card I used on an old deposit. I pointed this out and they eventually approved without giving their mistake any mention.

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:34 AM

Originally posted by brooks85

Go watch Casino, the part where De Niro gets the whale to come back into the casino and then lose all of his winnings. That is what happened to you.

Of course it's ok on their part. Life lessons every gambler has to learn. I lost a 35k bankroll years ago, just need to manage money better.

Appreciate the advice

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:34 AM

Originally posted by bonz

Retarded post. Seek mental help

Appreciate the advice

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:36 AM

Originally posted by ace7550

1st post? 70k in four days huh? Post an image of your bet history on intertops...

I can't post everything as it is too long. I may later post some successful parlays/near misses for everyone's entertainment.

**captrobey** · 08-28-17, 10:36 AM

Wow i do not think i ever saw someone complain about raising limits. I can see lowering them especially if you still have a roll to complete but raising them i do not see the problem . You still do not have to bet the amount they just gave you.

**DwightShrute** · 08-28-17, 10:42 AM

Originally posted by cardinalrock

It’s been a wild week. I had quite the run and got to 70K on intertops. I went to withdraw and was surprised to find that they only allow 2.5K max withdrawal per week. After my big run my betting limits were raised by 65% without my permission or any notification. I had been max betting a good portion of the run and was in a habit of using it. I ended up betting differently with the higher limits and lost everything in the account. Obviously can never know how much it contributed. I was just wondering if it was an acceptable practice on their part to raise my limits like that. I’d appreciate your insight. Thank you.

My last deposit was on August 19. I requested withdrawal on the evening of August 23 and my limits were changed the morning of August 24.

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:43 AM

Originally posted by captrobey

Wow i do not think i ever saw someone complain about raising limits. I can see lowering them especially if you still have a roll to complete but raising them i do not see the problem . You still do not have to bet the amount they just gave you.

Lowering would have been a better option for me so it looks like they made the best decision on their end. I did not want to come across as complaining, I just wanted to make sure everything was proper.

Also, I obviously have a problem and they made their decision off of that. My reasoning to max bet was to get in live lines as soon as possible and it was hard to change what I thought I was doing right after I had gotten used to it.

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 10:48 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

lol

what is the scam?????????????????????

Looks like no scam but if you can find one I'll give you 50% of the cut lol

**jjgold** · 08-28-17, 11:01 AM

Cardio so what is the issue??

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 11:03 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Cardio so what is the issue??

I just didn't know that my limits could be raised without my permission. Looks like I was wrong and there is no issue.

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 11:09 AM

How it all began:

**Clutchut12** · 08-28-17, 11:19 AM

Originally posted by cardinalrock

How it all began:

Thats a hell of a nice hit there though

**ace7550** · 08-28-17, 11:30 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

**baseballstud** · 08-28-17, 12:13 PM

Well the good news is all you need to do is hit another four team parlay that pays 175-1 and bet 400 instead of $100 and you're all set

**captrobey** · 08-28-17, 12:24 PM

Originally posted by cardinalrock

Lowering would have been a better option for me so it looks like they made the best decision on their end. I did not want to come across as complaining, I just wanted to make sure everything was proper.

Also, I obviously have a problem and they made their decision off of that. My reasoning to max bet was to get in live lines as soon as possible and it was hard to change what I thought I was doing right after I had gotten used to it.

Not exactly the same thing but kinda like when someone tells a book to disable casino and they do. Then next thing you know they hit a big sports bet and then they turn back on the casino. Then the person loses it all in there because they cannot withdraw enough at a time . But the difference is the casino will be 100% rigged for you to go in there and lose that is why they turned it on again. You have 0% chance to win in there . But at least here yes they upped your limits but at least you had the chance to at least win more they pretty much cannot rig the games. Did you at least get some out or did you lose it all? After a huge hit like that i know if you lost it all what you must be going through.

**rangerz2478** · 08-28-17, 12:38 PM

Interesting, did the opposite with me. Went on a good run and lowered me from $2000 to $100 within a month.

**captrobey** · 08-28-17, 01:18 PM

Originally posted by rangerz2478

Interesting, did the opposite with me. Went on a good run and lowered me from $2000 to $100 within a month.

Probably depends on the book. If they have a high withdraw limit i would think they would do less but if a lower amount they probably figure you will go back in there and lose it all because it will take so long to take out. Plus they can delay payouts just to give you more time to lose it.

**cardinalrock** · 08-28-17, 01:21 PM

Originally posted by baseballstud

Well the good news is all you need to do is hit another four team parlay that pays 175-1 and bet 400 instead of $100 and you're all set

That thought did occur to me:

**Clutchut12** · 08-28-17, 01:35 PM

Originally posted by baseballstud

Well the good news is all you need to do is hit another four team parlay that pays 175-1 and bet 400 instead of $100 and you're all set

Lololol its as simple as that

**Clutchut12** · 08-28-17, 01:37 PM

Originally posted by cardinalrock

That thought did occur to me:

I would hate grace min for the rest of my life,but thats a outragous bet

**baseballstud** · 08-28-17, 01:55 PM

Originally posted by cardinalrock

That thought did occur to me:

You clearly know your tennis. You should share some of your plays