The thing is this.
For the player who stays around the micro/low range in poker and in sports bets $10-$50 a night, deposits with a credit or DC often, but from $10-$50, and if ever wants a payout does it p2p,
BetOnline is great.
As well, these players are the bread and butter of this type of book, as thier profit% to the book is large, even though the absolute numbers are low.
Having enough of these players comprise the grind that makes the book's operating nut.
The players feel relatively safe since their poker play is well below the target ranges for getting colluded against, caught up in a chip dumping scam, or taken down by a BOL insider.
With sports the min bets are very low, and always a big selection.
Then if/when they want a payout, they choose p2p with a free/$50 once a month credit to cover fees.
The p2p from BOL is fairly reliable and quick. As well this type player's payout amount falls well below the max for p2p.
So there you have it. Once you have your account 'tuned', so all the docs have been submitted, and you don't need CS for anything important, it can be a breeze to play there, and a lot of fun and flexibility with the sports/poker integration, and instant transfers between the two.
That is until these last few weeks.
For the player who stays around the micro/low range in poker and in sports bets $10-$50 a night, deposits with a credit or DC often, but from $10-$50, and if ever wants a payout does it p2p,
BetOnline is great.
As well, these players are the bread and butter of this type of book, as thier profit% to the book is large, even though the absolute numbers are low.
Having enough of these players comprise the grind that makes the book's operating nut.
The players feel relatively safe since their poker play is well below the target ranges for getting colluded against, caught up in a chip dumping scam, or taken down by a BOL insider.
With sports the min bets are very low, and always a big selection.
Then if/when they want a payout, they choose p2p with a free/$50 once a month credit to cover fees.
The p2p from BOL is fairly reliable and quick. As well this type player's payout amount falls well below the max for p2p.
So there you have it. Once you have your account 'tuned', so all the docs have been submitted, and you don't need CS for anything important, it can be a breeze to play there, and a lot of fun and flexibility with the sports/poker integration, and instant transfers between the two.
That is until these last few weeks.
