a book has lowered my limits

katstale · 09-08-10, 03:29 PM

BOL and Guardian do this and except for Justin, SBR has always been fine with this tactic.

Hareeba! · 09-08-10, 03:34 PM

the tactic is just plain unfair to players

King_Suckerman · 09-08-10, 03:45 PM

Yeah but they'll keep doing it. name and shame the book !

peterd78 · 09-08-10, 03:48 PM

no point, they all do it

DukeJohn · 09-09-10, 07:55 AM

Originally posted by bubba

i still have rollover there. should the rollover be lowered? they also have a max weekly withdrawal. should i be able to withdraw over this amount now that the terms of the book has changed on me?

i have been playing with them about a week.

If they are a high rated book and your limits were adjusted to about $1 and you still have a roll over, then SBR will definitely help. Other than that, that is just something we, as customers, have to put up with until this industry is flooded with more A rated books.

BoL,

bubba · 09-09-10, 09:09 AM

Originally posted by DukeJohn

If they are a high rated book and your limits were adjusted to about $1 and you still have a roll over, then SBR will definitely help. Other than that, that is just something we, as customers, have to put up with until this industry is flooded with more A rated books.

BoL,

thats the thing, the limits arent 1 dollar. limited to 750 on everything. depending how much i win with the freeplay, i could still have maybe 50k+ in rollover. if i lose the freeplay i will have no rollover so im not sure how big of issue this will be. dont want to piss them off by mentioning them but they are a B book.im wondering what sbr thinks about 750 limits with lots of rollover left. fair or unfair?

Justin7 · 09-09-10, 10:25 AM

750 limits is reasonable, even with 50k in rollover.

bubba · 09-09-10, 11:18 AM

but where do you draw the line justin?

the limits were reduced to probably 10% of what they were on nfl lines. thats ok to do and expect the full rollover? its not as clear cut as 1$ but i dont think that its a no brainer for a book to do this. with full limits 50k might take 2 weeks, with these limits it could take months to complete. fair?

durito · 09-09-10, 11:21 AM

Originally posted by Justin7

750 limits is reasonable, even with 50k in rollover.

No it's not. If a book advertised 50k NFL limits and wants to cut someone to $750, the $50k rollover should be cut to $750.

pjesnik24 · 09-09-10, 11:38 AM

well, I had my limits cut to less than 1% of my previous max bet at 12bet and they do not let me withdraw my money even though there were no bonuses involved, just my deposit. so now it is 600 bets for me or I lose 1000 euros. is that OK Justin?

rki999 · 09-09-10, 02:18 PM

A+...Do they limit easily?

moonbeam · 09-09-10, 06:57 PM

Originally posted by katstale

BOL and Guardian do this and except for Justin, SBR has always been fine with this tactic.

BOL really?

OK at guardian my limit always was $100, but at BOL?

sharpcat · 09-09-10, 08:00 PM

This is a shady practice

if a book is afraid of players meeting the requirements they should not offer a bonus.

DukeJohn · 09-10-10, 09:56 AM

Originally posted by bubba

thats the thing, the limits arent 1 dollar. limited to 750 on everything. depending how much i win with the freeplay, i could still have maybe 50k+ in rollover. if i lose the freeplay i will have no rollover so im not sure how big of issue this will be. dont want to piss them off by mentioning them but they are a B book.im wondering what sbr thinks about 750 limits with lots of rollover left. fair or unfair?

It is definitely not fair, however that is how it is. I know it sucks.

I believe Durito is in the same boat as, I and you, dealing with a book that has a high roll over and low limits. Ours is Bet Guardian, I am down to only $33,369 left and have been working on it for over a year I believe. My limits are down to $250 in NHL, I think. I will know for sure when the season opens. Anyway, it is a major hassle, but I guess it saves me from spending it something like my car payment.

BoL,