[ufcbettor103]

I am a profitable UFC bettor and for the past 3 years have used pinnacle but they are now changing their withdrawal policy. I used to be able to place a bet and withdrawal right after I win by paying the 3% fee, but now they won't even let me withdrawal until I do the 3x rollover even when offer to pay the fee.
It seems like once you are profitable to pinnacle, they don;t want your action anymore and they'll try hard to make you lose.
I have posted a previous thread on how pinnacle refused to let me withdrawal my money after i bet heavy on the khabib vs Al fight even though I INSISTED on paying the 3%.
Dont bet here unless you are a losing player and an ACTIVE player.
Pinnacle is praised here for being such a good book but the truth is they are shady and the odds are only good because of the withdrawal policy they have.

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Pinnacle is not changing their withdrawal policy, its been this way for a while now. They are shady because you disagree with the rollover requirement? common man!

Best way to avoid having a large rollover is to deposit as little as possible if you don't plan on being active.


If you really are a winning player just keep wagering and winning and build your balance up at Pinny.

[ufcbettor103]

Then can you explain to me why they refused to let me withdrawal if when i accepted the 3% fee?
It doesnt say in their terms and conditions that you HAVE to meet the 3x rollover to be able to get your money.
They do this to winning players and it can happen at anytime.

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Then can you explain to me why they refused to let me withdrawal if when i accepted the 3% fee?
It doesnt say in their terms and conditions that you HAVE to meet the 3x rollover to be able to get your money.
They do this to winning players and it can happen at anytime.

I thought they allowed a withdraw if you pay the fee too.

Possibly just doing this to you?


If you shoot in a sportsbook complaint form we may be able to find out a bit more about why this is happening for you.

[xKMACKx]

I thought they allowed a withdraw if you pay the fee too.

Possibly just doing this to you?


If you shoot in a sportsbook complaint form we may be able to find out a bit more about why this is happening for you.

Any deposit made to an account which is not rolled over (risked) three times will incur, at company discretion, a 3% processing fee and any applicable withdrawal fee. Please note that we reserve the right at our discretion to charge fees or a fee in the event of irregular transaction behavior. We also reserve the right to reject withdrawals if the rollover requirement was not completed

I don't know if that's new with them, but I paid the 3% without issue in the past.

[xKMACKx]

I am a profitable UFC bettor and for the past 3 years have used pinnacle but they are now changing their withdrawal policy. I used to be able to place a bet and withdrawal right after I win by paying the 3% fee, but now they won't even let me withdrawal until I do the 3x rollover even when offer to pay the fee.
It seems like once you are profitable to pinnacle, they don;t want your action anymore and they'll try hard to make you lose.
I have posted a previous thread on how pinnacle refused to let me withdrawal my money after i bet heavy on the khabib vs Al fight even though I INSISTED on paying the 3%.
Dont bet here unless you are a losing player and an ACTIVE player.
Pinnacle is praised here for being such a good book but the truth is they are shady and the odds are only good because of the withdrawal policy they have.

True. I believe they treat the reduced juice as a "bonus" offer in a sense.

[pythonic]

Just do the rollover and don't withdraw after every winning bet.

[ufcbettor103]

you guys can fix this? you have direct contact with pinnacle staff?

[ufcbettor103]

I thought they allowed a withdraw if you pay the fee too.

Possibly just doing this to you?


If you shoot in a sportsbook complaint form we may be able to find out a bit more about why this is happening for you.

You can fix this? do you have direct contacts with pinnacle staff?

[ufcbettor103]

True. I believe they treat the reduced juice as a "bonus" offer in a sense.

Exactly