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Roscoe_Word
SBR MVP
02-28-12
4005
#2
Heritage is one of my best books. This is a very innovative feature to offer their customers.
Does the cancelled bet result in a 100% return of ticket value; or a percentage?
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PaperTrail07
SBR Posting Legend
08-29-08
20468
#3
It gives you a #
Originally posted by Roscoe_Word
Heritage is one of my best books. This is a very innovative feature to offer their customers.
Does the cancelled bet result in a 100% return of ticket value; or a percentage?
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SBR Forum
Administrator
12-02-06
4561
#4
Originally posted by Roscoe_Word
Heritage is one of my best books. This is a very innovative feature to offer their customers.
Does the cancelled bet result in a 100% return of ticket value; or a percentage?
A custom $ amount will be offered and displayed for consideration. We'll work on building some examples of using the feature and integrating it into the Heritage Sports review page.
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Roscoe_Word
SBR MVP
02-28-12
4005
#5
Originally posted by SBR Forum
A custom $ amount will be offered and displayed for consideration. We'll work on building some examples of using the feature and integrating it into the Heritage Sports review page.
Thank you.
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Roscoe_Word
SBR MVP
02-28-12
4005
#6
Originally posted by PaperTrail07
It gives you a #
Thanks, PT
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deeppckts
SBR Wise Guy
12-19-12
828
#7
It's hilarious to call this a feature. They probably charge you 10% to cancel your wager.
You can already cancel your wager by just wagering on the other side, so unless they're giving you a better price than doing that, it's kind of a joke. Not to mention if you're well funded at other books, you could probably 'cancel' your wager at a better price.
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Optional
Moderator
06-10-10
64434
#8
Originally posted by deeppckts
It's hilarious to call this a feature. They probably charge you 10% to cancel your wager.
You can already cancel your wager by just wagering on the other side, so unless they're giving you a better price than doing that, it's kind of a joke. Not to mention if you're well funded at other books, you could probably 'cancel' your wager at a better price.
Whilst I agree the margin offered is key to whether the feature is good or not, there is massive variance across books I use in terms of what they offer, the real reason people love this feature so much is so they can bail out when they do not have money sitting in a book where they are able to bet the other side live.
Or where there is no live market at all.
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pologq
SBR Posting Legend
10-07-12
19899
#9
I used this with bovada. It helps give you cash faster if you have a win and want to get that money on something coming up before the previous game ends.
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PaperTrail07
SBR Posting Legend
08-29-08
20468
#10
can always leverage bet it as well-
Originally posted by pologq
I used this with bovada. It helps give you cash faster if you have a win and want to get that money on something coming up before the previous game ends.
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PharaohUB
SBR MVP
01-23-07
4864
#11
Originally posted by Optional
Whilst I agree the margin offered is key to whether the feature is good or not, there is massive variance across books I use in terms of what they offer, the real reason people love this feature so much is so they can bail out when they do not have money sitting in a book where they are able to bet the other side live.
Or where there is no live market at all.
Opti this has nothing to do with live betting. You can only cashout before the match starts.
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Optional
Moderator
06-10-10
64434
#12
Originally posted by PharaohUB
Opti this has nothing to do with live betting. You can only cashout before the match starts.
Just to start with. Article says it will include in-play cashouts in the near future.
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PharaohUB
SBR MVP
01-23-07
4864
#13
Originally posted by Optional
Just to start with. Article says it will include in-play cashouts in the near future.
That would be pretty cool.
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pologq
SBR Posting Legend
10-07-12
19899
#14
Originally posted by PaperTrail07
can always leverage bet it as well-
you are right
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pimike
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
03-23-08
37150
#15
Originally posted by pologq
I used this with bovada. It helps give you cash faster if you have a win and want to get that money on something coming up before the previous game ends.
Bovada has leverage plays like Heritage?
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PaperTrail07
SBR Posting Legend
08-29-08
20468
#16
they do...
Originally posted by pimike
Bovada has leverage plays like Heritage?
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Tyler S
Restricted User
10-24-19
46
#17
Nice!
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newton0038
SBR MVP
03-07-07
2400
#18
This not what B365 been ripin off scared bettors for years?
EDIT: mis read offering.
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KVB
SBR Aristocracy
05-29-14
74866
#19
Originally posted by Optional
Whilst I agree the margin offered is key to whether the feature is good or not, there is massive variance across books I use in terms of what they offer, the real reason people love this feature so much is so they can bail out when they do not have money sitting in a book where they are able to bet the other side live.
Or where there is no live market at all.
This offer applies pre game start only but the point is taken. This, leverage, and call in hedge bets all allow the bettor to make a move and basically generate funds when there are none left.
You don’t need to be a “VIP Big-Time Losing Client” to get one of these “loans” so hats off to Heritage.
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Barrakuda
SBR Wise Guy
02-28-18
783
#20
Originally posted by KVB
This offer applies pre game start only but the point is taken. This, leverage, and call in hedge bets all allow the bettor to make a move and basically generate funds when there are none left.
You don’t need to be a “VIP Big-Time Losing Client” to get one of these “loans” so hats off to Heritage.
I think they assume anyone who needs leverage is by definition a "VIP Big-Time Losing Client." That said, I am in favor of offering options.
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hehfest
SBR Hall of Famer
09-28-08
8085
#21
It would be more simple than trying to hedge and deal with that. So if you have a big dog ml and they have a lead early I would think you could still get a nice little win out of it.