Which 5DIMES bonus is best (reduced juice, matching, cashback?)

[Pick'nParlays]

[Pick'nParlays]

All help is appreciated. I just know sometimes they get you on roll overs etc.

[tanner40]

Reduced juice buddy

[broadway6]

Reduced juice buddy

i 2nd

[darkenergy]

What kind of reduce juice are we talking about?.
I have account with Vietbet which is a mirror of 5dimes.
For baseball, reduce juice on ML are from the night before up to 8:00am the game day. After 8:00am, reduce juice only apply to RL or total. I think hockey is the same.
For basketball, football reduce juice apply up until tip/kick off.
I would take any kind of bonus, because I think reduce juice will apply regardless you take any of other bonus or not.

[Joe Dogs]

Reduced juice

[WVU]

cashback, but only if you know how to play it

[mh217]

reduced juice of course..its like a bonus on every bet every time..esp if you bet often, its a no brainer.

[onlooker]

Reduced Juice.

[slash]

Cash back. Gives good memories about betcbs :-)

[Trident]

I would take any kind of bonus, because I think reduce juice will apply regardless you take any of other bonus or not.

If you choose any bonus offer you don't get reduced juice at 5Dimes.

[Art Vandeleigh]

Taking reduced juice also helps if you bet the ponies there, otherwise you can't play at Plus 10% Racebook or Rebate Racebook if you take a bonus.

[MCherry281]

reduced juice. I don't think you can get cashback if you are a winning player.

[patswin]

reduced for me

[justonetime]

Reduced juice.

[losemyloot]

No other books offer reduced juice like 5dimes does. There is a reason for that. Take the reduced juice.

[Border Gadgie]

Long term its an advantage to having reduced juice rather than bonuses, which you can get at most other books anyway.

[Bill Dozer]

Bonuses are the same thing as reduced juice over the course of a rollover. For example, a 10% bonus with 1x rollover is a vig-free bet. 10x that action later and it's only 1 cent off -110. With always getting -105 if you make 100 bets to win $100, you're going to pocket about $5.00 on each loss you would have paid at -110.