best way to satisfy rollover requirements?

vitalogist · 09-22-10, 11:08 PM

There are lots of threads on this topic, do a quick search. Most books will not allow you to play both sides of a game to complete a rollover. There are many strategies, but most revolve around making +EV plays betting around 5-10% of your bankroll. Use two team NFL teasers as follows - tease Favorites of 6-7 with like favorites or dogs of 1-2 points to get on key numbers. Ex: last week Atlanta teased from -6.5 to -.5 and Indy teased from -5 to +1. Easy money. Don't force action either, it is going to require patience....

pixelchild · 09-22-10, 11:15 PM

vitalogist, thanks sorry first time here. should have thought to use a search on this. thanks tremendously. i apprecaite it!

EasyHustlin · 09-23-10, 12:50 AM

Eat the chalk and just bet 1-2 heavy college football favorites. It may not be +ev but it will damn sure kill a rollover in a hurry.

Santo · 09-23-10, 01:24 AM

Not if the book uses the lower of risk/win rather than the risk amount.

ehp6737 · 09-23-10, 01:59 AM

Originally posted by Santo

Not if the book uses the lower of risk/win rather than the risk amount.

Exactly!!!!! And most books have it set up that way

aggieshawn · 09-23-10, 02:04 AM

just bet it all and go for it.

AimingHigh · 09-23-10, 02:13 AM

Pixelchild, why don't you "have the guts to bet anymore"? If it's a dogdy book and that's what you're worrying about, the "safest" thing to do to meet rollover and get your money out will be different to meeting rollover at a top-rated book. Maybe you could share the name of the book, or at least the SBR rating, and what kind of bonus you took (max cashout rules, etc?)?

zebras99 · 09-23-10, 04:16 AM

What are the minimum odds for the rollover?

HedgeHog · 09-23-10, 06:10 AM

Open up a Matchbook account and offset your bets (scalp) with them. That's the easiest way to do a rollover for me.

sundin4prez · 09-23-10, 06:12 AM

start a slow grind....... eventually if your good enough you roll over soon enough

Johnny 55 · 09-23-10, 03:07 PM

My head hurts from the retarditity of these posts, except for HedgeHog and Santo.

gangeriver · 09-23-10, 03:16 PM

Labourchere !

Fishhead · 09-23-10, 03:17 PM

Originally posted by hedgehog

open up a matchbook account and offset your bets (scalp) with them. That's the easiest way to do a rollover for me.

we have a winner

Peeig · 09-23-10, 04:04 PM

what about when you have an 125k rollover (88k left) and the sports book limits you to $250 on mlb, college football and nfl and $25 on everything else....................then what's the best way to make rollover?

trixtrix · 09-23-10, 04:11 PM

Originally posted by vitalogist

Indy teased from -5 to +1

i like where this is going..

AimingHigh · 09-23-10, 04:15 PM

Originally posted by Fishhead

we have a winner

But if it's a really dodgy book or he took a bonus that has a max cashout value less than his current balance, etc., I'd think OP might be better off placing lots of actual bets at low dollar value, rather than scalping and potentially throwing good money after bad.