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**lecubs28** · 04-17-12, 02:27 PM

I have an account with BetUSA. Can I open an account at Hollywood Sportsbook?

**Ian** · 04-17-12, 02:27 PM

Why do cashouts take 6-8 weeks at Hollywood? For most books that's a slowpay.

**5mike5** · 04-17-12, 02:30 PM

Originally posted by Ian

Why do cashouts take 6-8 weeks at Hollywood? For most books that's a slowpay.

thats a slow pay at ANY book

**austin** · 04-17-12, 05:44 PM

cashouts are always under 24 hours via ewallets

**BAUS** · 04-17-12, 08:00 PM

Originally posted by austin

cashouts are always under 24 hours via ewallets

Yes, they sure are. And no w/d fees either.

BAUS

**HollywoodSB** · 04-18-12, 03:41 PM

Originally posted by lecubs28

I have an account with BetUSA. Can I open an account at Hollywood Sportsbook?

This needs to be answered with the Yes you may as long as you are in good standing with them and do not try to circumvent platform limits there is no problem

Cheers

**lecubs28** · 04-19-12, 01:55 AM

Originally posted by HollywoodSB

This needs to be answered with the Yes you may as long as you are in good standing with them and do not try to circumvent platform limits there is no problem

Cheers

My account at BetUSA was limited to a point where it was no longer worth keeping. $10 limits. I have withdrawn my funds from there. If I open an account and wager at Hollywood, does that constitute "circumventing limits?" Will my funds be confiscated?

**HollywoodSB** · 04-19-12, 06:31 PM

Originally posted by lecubs28

My account at BetUSA was limited to a point where it was no longer worth keeping. $10 limits. I have withdrawn my funds from there. If I open an account and wager at Hollywood, does that constitute "circumventing limits?" Will my funds be confiscated?

Hello..... while each brand utilizing the SB platform is entitled to utilize their own risk management parameters, we have many clients that have been limited at other brands and not with us...

While on the other hand,we probably have some clients who have been limited with us but are firing away elsewhere. It is not an exact science for sure..
The answer to your question is no... just having another account that has been limited is not considered circumventing limits...circumventing limits basically would be wagering the max on the same event, same line, taking advantage of an obvious bad line etc.

If you have any additional questions, please contact Helen, one of our VIP hostesses to help you get started and answer any additional questions you may have. She can be reached at helen-internal@hollywoodsportsbook.eu