I am looking to fund my 5Dimes account for baseball season and noticed that they have a 50% free play for new accounts. It also states on their site that if you take a bonus then your reduced juice limits are $50 instead of $500 per game. Does this include the overnight nickel lines? Thanks in advance.
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If you take any kind of bonus your reduced limits will be $50
If no bonus you will have $500 limits
That is what I was told originallyComment -
Not really sure if this answers your question, but I just received an email from them. I asked the following question even though the answer is listed on their site. I was hoping maybe they would go for it.
Question:
I had a question about the Max $200 Free-Play Reward for New Accounts. Could I get this using a Money Gram or Western Union deposit?
Answer they emailed:
Now, Click2pay does not accept new US customers and e-gold, well, I tried that route. First, you do not fund e-gold directly. You must first fund a third party exchange site and then that sight funds your e-gold account. As I began checking out the other sites to fund my new e-gold account, I discovered some of them have had their assets seized by the US. Of course they are working to resolve this matter, however this just doesn't fill me with confidence. So, back to trying to open a Skybook account. Now, if Skybook would just come back online...Greetings! That promotion is for deposits made through Click2Pay or Egold. In the following link you will find information regarding our bonus programs: http://www.5dimes.com/rewardsandpromotions.html. We have 3 different bonus programs. When you open your account and make your initial deposit you select which program you wish to have your account set up with. The reduced juice bonus program in which you may bet a maximum of $500 per reduced juice line. The matchplay bonus program, in which you get a percentage on your deposit that must be requested at the time of the deposit. You must roll over 5 times the amount of the deposit in order for the bonus to become available to play with and you must leave the amount of the deposit in the account for a period of 30 days. If you choose the matchplays, then your reduced juice wagering limit will be a maximum of $50 (Only for reduced juice lines, that is). The last bonus program is the 15% cash back which is given twice a year. The day before NFL preseason and the day after Superbowl. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us. We will be glad to help you out.Comment -
Did you ask them about e-gold funding?
Because they told me that e-gold unavailable as funding method....Comment -
Mr.Frank,Originally posted by Frank
Does that include steam chasing and other variables of that nature if you don't accept the bonus?Comment -
That is strange... I didn't explicidly ask this question, but they listed e-gold in their response to me and also it is listed on their website.Originally posted by luckyComment -
BBD, I see that you decided to be funny today!!Originally posted by bigboydanComment -
Thanks for the replies...looks best for me to just stick to **.Comment -
Maybe my humor wasn't appreciated by some, but at least you caught it.Originally posted by katstale
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Yea that means $500 to start..........Originally posted by bigboydan
You know if your the type of player who will get their limits cut.Comment -
I've been with 5dimes for about a year and a half now and I usually wager 500 or near 500 on their reduced juice and I've done fairly well and haven't had the 500 limit cut down so I don't think anyone has to worry about that being an issue.Comment -
Glad to see ya still reading here Tony!! lololOriginally posted by Bobby
errrr.... I mean BobbyComment -
Contrary to popular belief, you don't get limited or bounced from 5 Dimes just for winning. That "honor" is usually resrved for steam-chasers. If you win by betting early and not chasing steam, they will usually leave you alone.Comment -
This is great to hear. Thanks for the info.Originally posted by LT Profits
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