BOOKMAKER EU rollover BS, they should not be graded A+

**Joey Vigs** · 10-10-18, 01:14 PM

Originally posted by hyp3

I am retiring from gambling after this stupid experience

No you’re not

**jjgold** · 10-10-18, 01:20 PM

lol another clown

Bookmaker best of the best

**danwinkler** · 10-10-18, 01:21 PM

I wouldn't bash bookmaker. This is the only book that you can play without getting limited if you are from united states and a consistent winner. All other books will kick you out, limit you and run you around the bushes to send you the winnings.

I am not talking about occasional winners who hit big. I am talking about long term winners who hold positive account and cash out regularly as if its income. These type of bettors need book like bookmaker because all others wont' support them. If you are from outside states there are few other options like pinnacle and some big asian books but if you are from states, bookmaker is your only option.

**reigle9** · 10-10-18, 01:24 PM

so let me get this straight, it's bookmaker's fault that you took a bonus and don't understand rollover

-10000 you're an entitled braindead millennial

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 01:43 PM

Originally posted by reigle9

so let me get this straight, it's bookmaker's fault that you took a bonus and don't understand rollover

-10000 you're an entitled braindead millennial

I had $900 in my account, they wanted mt to flip $2800 before being able to withdraw

thats some scamming ass shit, bovada and nitrogen dont have ridiculous rules to hold down the bettors from withdrawing gtfo

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 01:44 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

lol another clown

Bookmaker best of the best

good luck pal, u probably thinking astros will bet boston gtfo

**Optional** · 10-10-18, 01:46 PM

Originally posted by hyp3

I had $900 in my account, they wanted mt to flip $2800 before being able to withdraw

thats some scamming ass shit, bovada and nitrogen dont have ridiculous rules to hold down the bettors from withdrawing gtfo

Bovada have similar rules about rollover when taking bonuses there, and Nitrogen don't offer bonuses.

This is pretty normal and not a huge rollover really.

Live and learn.

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 01:48 PM

Originally posted by Optional

Bovada have similar rules about rollover when taking bonuses there, and Nitrogen don't offer bonuses.

This is pretty normal and not a huge rollover really.

Live and learn.

makes sense, too broke to bet at this point. maybe a magic comeback in 2019

**ronald** · 10-10-18, 01:50 PM

I don't understand what the problem is.

Do you claim that bookmaker wrongfully calculated your rollover?

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 02:01 PM

Originally posted by ronald

I don't understand what the problem is.

Do you claim that bookmaker wrongfully calculated your rollover?

i just find it ridiculous how they want me to bet $2800 prior to being able to withdraw

not only do i have to predict, i have to go all in 3 times to maybe withdraw

odds are very low of punter being successful in this situation

I would stick to bonus-less books to avoid any deposit traps

**Optional** · 10-10-18, 02:07 PM

Originally posted by hyp3

i just find it ridiculous how they want me to bet $2800 prior to being able to withdraw

not only do i have to predict, i have to go all in 3 times to maybe withdraw

odds are very low of punter being successful in this situation

I would stick to bonus-less books to avoid any deposit traps

Or just choose not to take a bonus.

I understand you are a bit pissed now, but in time you will realize you got kind of lucky getting caught like this at Bookmaker. Their rollovers are pretty low in comparison to many offshores.

And you don't need to go allin 3 times btw. If you don't feel confident to make 28 x $100 bets or 56 x $50 bets, or whatever your normal unit size is and come out a winner or near even, then you could just bet one side at Bookmaker and the other at Bovada and you'll end up with a bit over $800 after rollover.

**Shutup** · 10-10-18, 02:09 PM

What trap? They offer a bonus. Free money. It is well known you have to roll it over. If you are new to gambling that is on you. Live and learn. From now on don't take the money

WTf is the difference anyway? Were you going to make 1 bet and then never bet again? If so, I understand. People want to win 1 or two bets and then get out. Then they keep gambling, lose and send money again. Unless you win a significant amount of money, in which case you will roll it over, I don't get it.

**brendon** · 10-10-18, 02:19 PM

The rollover for that bonus is only 8x. If you made a $100 plus 25 bonus, your rollover should be $1000, which is very reasonable. It's possible that you didn't zero out your balance before making the next deposit that's why your rollover is so high.

**Crusherrr** · 10-10-18, 02:33 PM

Originally posted by brendon

The rollover for that bonus is only 8x. If you made a $100 plus 25 bonus, your rollover should be $1000, which is very reasonable. It's possible that you didn't zero out your balance before making the next deposit that's why your rollover is so high.

This is probably what happened. Deposited while he had money on a game and the rollover added on. It's not bookmakers fault, though. You took the bonuses, which are among the best in the industry might I add. Bookmaker absolutely an A++ rated book. No clue what you are talking about when you say Nitrogen split from Bookmaker they were never together.

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 02:47 PM

Originally posted by Optional

Or just choose not to take a bonus.

I understand you are a bit pissed now, but in time you will realize you got kind of lucky getting caught like this at Bookmaker. Their rollovers are pretty low in comparison to many offshores.

And you don't need to go allin 3 times btw. That would be a bad idea. If you don't feel confident to make 28 x $100 bets or 56 x $50 bets, or whatever your normal unit size is and come out a winner or near even, then you could just bet one side at Bookmaker and the other at Bovada and you'll end up with a bit over $800 after rollover.

makes sense, they use this to limit withdrawal capabilities which keeps the money w the house

didnt know deposit bonus results in rollover (deposit trap imo)

feel like a fish rn but will comeback slowly but surely. maybe next year feeling down after red sox shitted on yankees

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 02:49 PM

Originally posted by Crusherrr

This is probably what happened. Deposited while he had money on a game and the rollover added on. It's not bookmakers fault, though. You took the bonuses, which are among the best in the industry might I add. Bookmaker absolutely an A++ rated book. No clue what you are talking about when you say Nitrogen split from Bookmaker they were never together.

i read somewhere they split, going off assumptions and what i read

cant trust what u read on the internet lol

**Optional** · 10-10-18, 02:55 PM

Originally posted by hyp3

makes sense, they use this to limit withdrawal capabilities which keeps the money w the house

didnt know deposit bonus results in rollover (deposit trap imo)

feel like a fish rn but will comeback slowly but surely. maybe next year feeling down after red sox shitted on yankees

Argh. Missed the part where you had already lost it.

Shame you didnt come here when you first found out

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 03:29 PM

Originally posted by Crusherrr

This is probably what happened. Deposited while he had money on a game and the rollover added on. It's not bookmakers fault, though. You took the bonuses, which are among the best in the industry might I add. Bookmaker absolutely an A++ rated book. No clue what you are talking about when you say Nitrogen split from Bookmaker they were never together.

please change ur picture, yankees got shitted on. disgusting

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 03:30 PM

Originally posted by Optional

Argh. Missed the part where you had already lost it.

Shame you didnt come here when you first found out

thanks for your input my friend
no big deal, nitrogen ftw!

**Microphone** · 10-10-18, 03:40 PM

I win less than 50 posts

**Mr. NBA** · 10-10-18, 05:50 PM

stupidest thread I've seen in years.....congrats.

**big joe 1212** · 10-10-18, 06:49 PM

I love Bookmakers rollover calculator. It updates every time a bet is graded. Only an idiot would not know their rollover with this book.

When you bust out it immediately resets to $0. Back in the day you had to wait until the next day to reset.

**big joe 1212** · 10-10-18, 06:51 PM

Originally posted by brendon

The rollover for that bonus is only 8x. If you made a $100 plus 25 bonus, your rollover should be $1000, which is very reasonable. It's possible that you didn't zero out your balance before making the next deposit that's why your rollover is so high.

**hyp3** · 10-10-18, 09:38 PM

Nah ur an idiot

**xKMACKx** · 10-10-18, 10:48 PM

Every book is like that with bonuses.

**JaimeMiro** · 10-10-18, 11:19 PM

Every book that offers a bonus has a rollover. Heck Pinnacle sports has a *1 rollover on deposits and they don't even offer a bonus. It would be madness to offer you 25% bonus without a rollover - even banks don't do that.

**TourLooper** · 10-11-18, 10:01 AM

Brendon hit the nail on the head. Bookmaker has a very fair rollover. You're account wasn't zeroed out before you made a new deposit and there was still some old rollover leftover that was added to the new. It has to be less than $5 before you make a new deposit. I did it on two 3k deposits once. Took a while to flip 60 grand to get my money out..

**hyp3** · 10-11-18, 12:27 PM

Originally posted by TourLooper

Brendon hit the nail on the head. Bookmaker has a very fair rollover. You're account wasn't zeroed out before you made a new deposit and there was still some old rollover leftover that was added to the new. It has to be less than $5 before you make a new deposit. I did it on two 3k deposits once. Took a while to flip 60 grand to get my money out..

ridiculous that you had to flip it to 60 g'z

cheers if you did