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acltear · 09-11-25, 10:43 AM

That post was so weird and felt like a thinly veiled advertisement, specifically for Nolimitbet. I did check out the site; IIRC, it was a Buckeye PPH site that had really high limits on football, decent limits on the very top leagues like MLB, Premier League, etc. But they clearly want no bets on Prop Builder, UFC, or any niche sport.

So its clearly not an established book. But I will say that if a book was trying to open up shop, I could see this being a smart way to go about things. The bonuses are a little fishy, but unless you want to hit the rollover $100 at a time, you are basically forced to play into their most efficient markets.

Tunes seems ok, but he has done questionable stuff in the last 12 months. He announced that he was going tout instead of keeping a normal sharp operation with movers and all. There were stories about how he had an originator giving out truly terrible prop bets in one of their telegram chats. So would he take sponsorship money in exchange for a twitter advertisement from a book that he's unsure about? Maybe, some pros and cons about the whole thing, so its really up to one's risk tolerance.

acltear · 09-11-25, 11:19 AM

I actually went and looked at the site again. When it comes to the bonuses, its actually pretty reasonable. None of the 300% bonuses like BetWWS supposedly offered. Its all pretty chill, 50% welcome bonuses, something like 30% reload bonuses. Max amounts for bonuses are high, but once again, you are mostly funneled into the top markets. I kind of talked myself into depositing, so I guess I will let people know how it goes.

BearBuckMtn · 09-11-25, 12:36 PM

Originally posted by acltear

That post was so weird and felt like a thinly veiled advertisement, specifically for Nolimitbet. I did check out the site; IIRC, it was a Buckeye PPH site that had really high limits on football, decent limits on the very top leagues like MLB, Premier League, etc. But they clearly want no bets on Prop Builder, UFC, or any niche sport.

So its clearly not an established book. But I will say that if a book was trying to open up shop, I could see this being a smart way to go about things. The bonuses are a little fishy, but unless you want to hit the rollover $100 at a time, you are basically forced to play into their most efficient markets.

Tunes seems ok, but he has done questionable stuff in the last 12 months. He announced that he was going tout instead of keeping a normal sharp operation with movers and all. There were stories about how he had an originator giving out truly terrible prop bets in one of their telegram chats. So would he take sponsorship money in exchange for a twitter advertisement from a book that he's unsure about? Maybe, some pros and cons about the whole thing, so its really up to one's risk tolerance.

I for sure agree

It's almost like he made the whole list just so he could pump NoLimitBet.ag

Hero Man · 09-11-25, 04:21 PM

Originally posted by acltear

I actually went and looked at the site again. When it comes to the bonuses, its actually pretty reasonable. None of the 300% bonuses like BetWWS supposedly offered. Its all pretty chill, 50% welcome bonuses, something like 30% reload bonuses. Max amounts for bonuses are high, but once again, you are mostly funneled into the top markets. I kind of talked myself into depositing, so I guess I will let people know how it goes.

Betwws??? You mean the same group that shut down and then reopened as wagercoast and confiscated the funds from their biggest players at betwws?

acltear · 09-12-25, 09:49 PM

Originally posted by Hero Man

Betwws??? You mean the same group that shut down and then reopened as wagercoast and confiscated the funds from their biggest players at betwws?

That’s what I’m saying. BetWWS was suspicious from the start because 300% bonuses are not at all sustainable. All the sharps will swarm when blood is in the water like that.

NoLimitBet offering 50% free play at most though is very reasonable and sustainable. We’ve seen this from books for years. So it’s a point in their favor that they’re not offering crazy bonuses.