You have to wager 2 times your deposit at 5dimes to request a payout

[JerseyShop101]

Who cares. I wish books made you roll it over 10 or 20 times. It is a pain to move money. Books don't want to do it. If they had better rollover requirements, it would be easier to get paid quickly.

No book wants customers that are in an out every 2 days.

Actually, the books would love losing players to send money in every day of the week

As far as books not wanting to send money out, I definitely agree. Most limit a player not only to how many payouts he can have per week, but also on how much he can receive. Some books even take 5 days or more to take the funds out of your balance AFTER you request a payout. Yet, other books take it out while your on the phone with them. Why? We all know the reason to that.

I don't think books should be used like a bank either, but I also don't have a problem with a player making a quick deposit to lay off action or whatever the reason may be, and if that wager wins, be able get paid the next day. (they take the sending fees back of course). As long as no bonus is involved, most books allow this anyway, and as shown in this thread 5dimes allows it for US players. The good books still pay out fast today.

10x or 20x rollover? Ok, maybe on huge bonuses, but no thanks. Without a bonus that would be insane. I know most of us who are winning and go on winning streaks, even the 20x rollover is easy to accomplish, but the players should be able to have access to their money.

[JerseyShop101]

Most of the sports books have roll over requirements. It's not excuse, it's part of the rules. Otherwise, people like you would abuse the system and ask for the payout everyday and adding up the cost of payout fees. If you don't want to follow the rules and roll over requirements, either use the local bookie or go to Vegas. Or don't gamble at all.

How much does a book lose when they send a payout by ** or **?

It seems to me these that most, if not all of these payout costs have been passed down to us. (On a side issue, I don't think Bookmaker lost too much money when they charged me $300 to do a transfer to another book, lol)

[BiGTonyHAHA]

what does it matter how many times ppl request payouts or deposits... you want to talk about following these fine prints rules.where is the fine print saying you cnt request a payout everytime you feel the need too i deposited 150 and 150 the past 2 weeks and got pd out 220 then 2 weeks later 300.

[Climate]

Ok, the comment by the cs rep was unprofessional, and the abuse makes the books require a rollover.
I'd let players do what they want, its their money, but no free wds.

[josepgb]

Actually, the books would love losing players to send money in every day of the week

As far as books not wanting to send money out, I definitely agree. Most limit a player not only to how many payouts he can have per week, but also on how much he can receive. Some books even take 5 days or more to take the funds out of your balance AFTER you request a payout. Yet, other books take it out while your on the phone with them. Why? We all know the reason to that.

I don't think books should be used like a bank either, but I also don't have a problem with a player making a quick deposit to lay off action or whatever the reason may be, and if that wager wins, be able get paid the next day. (they take the sending fees back of course). As long as no bonus is involved, most books allow this anyway, and as shown in this thread 5dimes allows it for US players. The good books still pay out fast today.

10x or 20x rollover? Ok, maybe on huge bonuses, but no thanks. Without a bonus that would be insane. I know most of us who are winning and go on winning streaks, even the 20x rollover is easy to accomplish, but the players should be able to have access to their money.

absolutely agree. If I deposit 300$ and I place a bet to x3 that amount it is clear that I don't wan to use the book like a bank. Never tried to do so, and there's no reason for me to do so. As the book is there to win money, that's my only reason to deposit and bet. If the books makes this more complicated because they want to reduce risks, I'll chose another book. I don't want to talk shit about 5d, just to let other players know their new rules.

BTW, anyone knows how old is this rule?

[ringemup]

it is sort of a bs rule esp when ur not gettin bonuses but 4 me its not an issue cuz id always be takin a payout for bigger than 2x mi deposit