Just wanted to know if people have been limited at these books. How much were were you betting and how much did you win? I exclusively bet on MMA events and I am reluctant to bet over $100. I started off at 560 at SIA and reached $2800 over 7 months... should I hold back or am I under the radar?
I really like the books and don't want to get limited.
Sia always cut limits if not give the boot altogether. They cut you down so low its not even worth playing with them, so they truley just want the recreational player, which is evident in their great numbers for dogs.
It really depends if you are beating the closing lines or not as different people have been limited with various amounts in their accounts. I was booted as soon as I requested my first withdrawal however, they paid me in full without any issues and my balance was a lot more than yours. Have you registered your account? It's usually best to do this early as some people have had issues with the length of time it took to verify. Hope this helps.
Yes, I have registered without any problems, but now I'm kinda worried about withdrawing, as it might shed some light on my account. I normally bet on every fight possible, can you state what your average bet size was?
Yes, by withdrawing you will shed light as this was when they booted me. My average size was around 250. What's really important is you not having to worry about getting paid specially if your roll gets big. I was expecting to have a hard time but they made it very easy and I hope your experience will be the same. I really wouldnt worry too much if your average is 100 but if you dont need the money dont request a withdraw yet. Focus on playing smart and NEVER forget that the most important part of gambling is MONEY MANAGEMENT, make sure you understand it and ALWAYS apply it.
Based on what you wrote your account is not hitting any of the high balance reports so essentially your under the radar at the moment. When you withdrawal their accounting team will review your account and that is when they will see how much you deposited verse balance and what you are betting on. I would suggest making a withdrawal but leave a few hundred in your acct which will throw them off abit and keep you under radar. If you just keep playing once your balance hits a certain amount (EX- 3k or 4k) whatever amount there alert is set at then you most likely will get limited to 10% of the max bet they accept. So if a max bet on a prop is 100$ you would be limited to 10$. Since you want to stay under radar abit longer now is your time to do it. A you don't want to hit their high balance report and B you don't want their accounting seeing you deposited 100$ and withdrawing 2800$. Good thing is its over 7 months so if you withdraw 2500$ you would be good for another round with them. Continued...
Continued.. Have you withdrew in the past with them? If so then you won't have problems with getting limited. If it is your 1st withdrawal they will review your acct deeper but your numbers that you stated still do not justify a bet reduction. If it was 560 and a week later 2800$ and you pounded them on certain lines then yes a limit reduction but that amount over a 7 month period is fine and you will be good with them for awhile.
Thanks for the reassurance, I have yet to withdraw from them, and I will do it in small increments. The other threads I have seen stating how SIA limits has gotten me a little paranoid lol, which is the last thing a sports bettor should be worrying about.
my experiences are similar to tomato, though bovada seems to let me hit full game and half time at major markets for $500 -- any small sports or props and I'm $25 and under
i've bet 100 dollar a game at sia for 12-15 months and turned 500 into 10 000,
shortly after i had reached 5 figures they told me to leave but paid my balance quickly after my identity and personal details had been verified
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