In your guys opinions, what's the better option here? I'm leaning more towards the Heritage cash back option, but at .8%? You'd have to wager a ton I feel like just to get a little back?
Thoughts?
cloverfield
SBR Wise Guy
12-24-10
862
#2
Originally posted by stevex
In your guys opinions, what's the better option here? I'm leaning more towards the Heritage cash back option, but at .8%? You'd have to wager a ton I feel like just to get a little back?
Thoughts?
It's only .8% once you hit 500 wagers or more
It starts out at .4%, then .6%, then .8%
so you don't start getting the .08% cashback until your 501st wager.
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stevex
SBR Hall of Famer
05-02-10
5122
#3
Oh wow, I didn't know that...
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70kgman
SBR MVP
01-31-10
4354
#4
Your betpoints wont last too long if you plan on winning at the book. They remove you from the betpoints program as soon as you start winning.
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dimaggio8
SBR Wise Guy
05-14-09
507
#8
Originally posted by stevex
In your guys opinions, what's the better option here? I'm leaning more towards the Heritage cash back option, but at .8%? You'd have to wager a ton I feel like just to get a little back?
Thoughts?
I would probably say the mybetpoints but it is debatable. Both are generous programs. I think getting .08 back on cash is good but in order to get that you'd have to place 500 sports bets is a lot in any 4 month period.
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tgoodm1
SBR Hustler
10-19-10
87
#9
Originally posted by 70kgman
Your betpoints wont last too long if you plan on winning at the book. They remove you from the betpoints program as soon as you start winning.
What if you haven't used up your Betpoints? Will they still remove you from the program?