YouWager.com Offer

[VTranX]

$1000 + INITIAL DEPOSIT

35% FREE Play on Initial Deposit
(Maximum: $350 FREE Play)
25% Gamblers Insurance
(after Football Season)
25% Gamblers Insurance
(after Basketball Season)
20% Buddy Referral
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105% Total Bonus Package*

I never played on a site that actually gives you insurance on losses. What do you guys think about this offer?

[mathdotcom]

RebateWager.com

Their deposit/withdrawal options suck, and in my opinion their CS does too. The 105% is a pretty ridiculous figure. The insurance is not worth anything even close to the 35% FP.

[RockyS]

It's free if you use moneybookers

[yobinad]

Seems fine to me.

[Dark Horse]

Zero reason to play there. They offer nothing that other books don't. The whole point in picking books is that they complement each other.

[pimike]

Zero reason to play there. They offer nothing that other books don't. The whole point in picking books is that they complement each other.

You can withdrawal any amount over your deposit and half of bonus BEFORE roll over!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BatemanPatrickl]

Testing the book out now.

[hokim]

I got $11 as the sign-up bonus last week with SBR 7 points, and they also allowed me 50% SBR bonus this week at SBR 2 points.
The CS are cool so far. Most books are generally cool before the first payout, though.

[big joe 1212]

They are really trying to get deposits in there! When a book tries this hard it makes me think!

[dark star]

They pay.Just don't give them your phone number and you'll be fine

[Spanks]

shit book...

[BWest]

It's tempting to jump on offers like these but you must consider the motivation behind these offers. I do not pretend to know the answer but when a book is trying to get a massive cash infusion, it could signal a poor business model at work. Some books are not content to settle for the vig. They become the gambler by not laying off action at times when they percieve themselves at an advantage. I do not know any of this to be true. I have been the victimized in the past by books offering incentives far out of line with other books. This is my own experience. I hope it helps you in some way. BOL

[Boscoe]

The do offer ultra-square current event props.

I'm not a fan of the 500 minimum withdrawal though.

[pad]

I got $11 as the sign-up bonus last week with SBR 7 points, and they also allowed me 50% SBR bonus this week at SBR 2 points.
The CS are cool so far. Most books are generally cool before the first payout, though.

i tred to get the 11 but i didnt.

[ncat12]

let me know how it is after you test it out

[dark star]

It's tempting to jump on offers like these but you must consider the motivation behind these offers. I do not pretend to know the answer but when a book is trying to get a massive cash infusion, it could signal a poor business model at work. Some books are not content to settle for the vig. They become the gambler by not laying off action at times when they percieve themselves at an advantage. I do not know any of this to be true. I have been the victimized in the past by books offering incentives far out of line with other books. This is my own experience. I hope it helps you in some way. BOL

They always make offers like this.I'm pretty sure these guys are solid.I don't think this is an excessive offer-although a good one

[Vince Lombardi]

I got $11 as the sign-up bonus last week with SBR 7 points, and they also allowed me 50% SBR bonus this week at SBR 2 points.
The CS are cool so far. Most books are generally cool before the first payout, though.

YouWager is a good dependable book. Good customer service and payouts are never a problem. Bonuses are not great but ok. Better though SBR.

[Vince Lombardi]

shit book...

LOL. I've pulled over 100K out of there in the last 10 years without a hitch.

[chunnnn2010]

RebateWager.com Their deposit/withdrawal options suck, and in my opinion their CS does too. The 105% is a pretty ridiculous figure. The insurance is not worth anything even close to the 35% FP.

their limits suck too