bookmaker

[wilson1]

bookmaker is only paying out 3k a week. im vert upset about this.

what do you guys think about this and how long will it last

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[pimike]

Thread talking about this already.

I’m thankful to get paid something weekly in a shut down in sports right now.

[littlekona]

they sent me a 100% reload offer up to 300$ with a 30X rollover. Ummm OK

[pimike]

they sent me a 100% reload offer up to 300$ with a 30X rollover. Ummm OK

PASS

Or are you saying your tied in already??

[littlekona]

PASS

Or are you saying your tied in already??

No I passed...I rarely take reload bonus anywhere if its more the 8X

[Ant23]

I'm guessing the books are sending these reload bonuses in an attempt to get some cash/bitcoin flow on the books to be able to con't to payout....even if its smaller limits. It won't take but 1x for a player to have an issue w/payout and it will blow up like the World Trade Center

[wilson1]

the problem is they were letting me bet 20-30k a night on e-sports then when i smashed they say only 3k. this is crazy to me

[wilson1]

ive been at BM a long time and its been good. i understand why they cant do btc. but why cant they send a check? is the money not in the bank?

[wilson1]

so bottom line .. is anyone worried about funds at bookmaker? this seems terrible to me but as long as i get paid its ok.

all good ?

[yahoonino]

3 k and you mad?? Wow take it and be thankful

[pologq]

only able to pay 3k shows they are not prepared to payout, regardless of the circumstances.

i agree - why can't they wire or send a check instead.

[Jared Brooks]

only able to pay 3k shows they are not prepared to payout, regardless of the circumstances.

Yes and it's really amazing there are people around here saying others should be "thankful" for unannounced dramatically reduced payouts. It's our money, not the bookies' money. As the late Tony once told me via livechat, "your balance is yours".

Makes me wonder about the affiliation of some of these posters.

That said, I'm pretty sure the big boys are coming out of this okay in the end. Will be interesting to see who goes under.

[wilson1]

im shocked by all the sympathy for these giant sports books. they are not the only ones in need of money. i really need my money now. my life has changed. why should they get to keep my funds? makes no sense

[Eddy Munny]

The reduced limits on withdrawals sucks, as does the waiting period in between, but as long as I continue to receive my checks in a timely fashion, I won't complain. 2 for 2 so far.

[SBR Forum]

im shocked by all the sympathy for these giant sports books. they are not the only ones in need of money. i really need my money now. my life has changed. why should they get to keep my funds? makes no sense

Guys,

Let's put this into perspective -- even Amazon has slowed down, freaking Amazon. The A+ books are fine, these are needed measures during an unprecedented time. That's why there's added value with promotions on the table till we get through this and sports are back into the fold.

[Jared Brooks]

Guys,

Let's put this into perspective -- even Amazon has slowed down, freaking Amazon. The A+ books are fine, these are needed measures during an unprecedented time. That's why there's added value with promotions on the table till we get through this and sports are back into the fold.

I've been ordering off of Amazon all this week. No delays and I can receive my balance back to my card instantly.

Not really a reasonable comparison imo.

[SBR Forum]

I've been ordering off of Amazon all this week. No delays and I can receive my balance back to my card instantly.

Not really a reasonable comparison imo.

There have been many delays with different items and even media press on it. Regardless, the point is that businesses of all kind, even the largest in the world are making some changes that may temporarily inconvenience users with everything going on.

[Jared Brooks]

There have been many delays with different items and even media press on it. Regardless, the point is that businesses of all kind, even the largest in the world are making some changes that may temporarily inconvenience users with everything going on.

I was going to respond

Are there any other industries that have started holding clients' money until further notice?

but at the end of the day argument by analogy doesn't work, I do actually have some pity for these offshore books and I do believe the big boys will pay out. At the same time I do think it's rough on those who were expecting payouts.

[RocketMan$$$]

No big deal. I feel 100% safe with my funds there. With little to bet on in the next month or so. I will not be doing too much wagering

[DontTailMe]

Yeah, the Amazon analogy doesn't work for me at all. Slowing down would mean fewer payouts processed. The Amazon analogy to this would be Bezos saying "sorry, we will still process refunds, but not for any item valued at over $100". That doesn't make sense. This is a move to keep as much money in play as possible. It has to be. Because the alternative - that they don't have enough segregated funds to cover all customer deposits - would be very, very bad.

[Brooklyn Dick]

You really believe that any of these books actually segregate deposits? They use them to run their business.

[im over here now]

Guys,

Let's put this into perspective -- even Amazon has slowed down, freaking Amazon. The A+ books are fine, these are needed measures during an unprecedented time. That's why there's added value with promotions on the table till we get through this and sports are back into the fold.

Lol, needed measures for this unprecedented time.. No shit I almost fell out of my chair over this post.. Got to be joke. No added value in a free 50 dollar casino bet from BOL, with btc deposit... When fine print states 50x rollover and not all casino games count towards roll over..

Serious question to all... If I started a business and ask for investors, to invest unlimited money into the venture ( in a 3rd world country).. Catch was you could only withdraw 3k a week no matter how much you invested... What would any normal person call this... Hint.. Two words.. First word begins with a P and ends with I.... Second word begins with S and ends with e

[im over here now]

I was going to respond

Are there any other industries that have started holding clients' money until further notice?

but at the end of the day argument by analogy doesn't work, I do actually have some pity for these offshore books and I do believe the big boys will pay out. At the same time I do think it's rough on those who were expecting payouts.

I’m confused by you.. One post your bitching about funds being held... Another post your sympathizing with books...Last post your worried about player payouts.. God dam son.. Pick a side

[DontTailMe]

You really believe that any of these books actually segregate deposits? They use them to run their business.

Segregated or not, they should be able to cover deposits. I realize it's naive to think that they all do. But well run books should. Because if they can't cover deposits, then they're not a profitable business. Or they have a really bad cocaine habit or something.

[Barrakuda]

Guys,

Let's put this into perspective -- even Amazon has slowed down, freaking Amazon. The A+ books are fine, these are needed measures during an unprecedented time. That's why there's added value with promotions on the table till we get through this and sports are back into the fold.

It takes the same amount of time to send $3k as it does $30k. No one is complaining about delays; people are worried about a hard cap on weekly payouts.

[Shifty]

Besides limiting payouts they no longer give rebates on horse racing. When did that change? They used to have good rebates.

[TIP_EU]

I wrote a few days ago indicating the lack of liquidity of the sportsbook and SBR deleted the post. The time will come when no one can withdraw money or the big sportsbook. If a client wants to withdraw 30K from the bookmaker, he needs 10 weeks !!! but when they deposited the 30K they didn't tell them that.