Rollover requirement
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Is it something we can offer the total amount of the required rollover in a single bet (if we have large bankroll) and free a particular bonus quickly for withdrawal? Or it has to be played one by one until the number of specified rollover time?
+0July 6, 2017 at 1:37 am
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You would need to check the t&c’s for the offer to see if there is a max bet limit for the wagering requirements.
There are different methods of tackling wagering requirements as well, if you bust out you wouldn’t have to complete the wagering requirements.+0Yeah mate there are different methods like the ‘transferring method’ where you force the money in bookie account to flow into exchange by purposely loosing to bookies and winning in betfair. I was just wondering whether the bookies’ interest is in THE NUMBER OF TIMES the process of wagering has tobe repeated or the TOTAL AMOUNT of money invested before bonus.
+0How do you purposely lose to a bookie? Other than not laying. Lol
As A10 says check the t&c. Some set things like max bet equal to deposit value, others let you crack on which allow one big bet to try and ‘bust out’….. this inevitably wins whatever the odds!
+0@Betman thanks for your opinion. I think I read somewhere that there’re events which are ‘very unlikely’ to happen which I assumed we can back them in bookies for the purpose of losing then laying them off in exchanges. It could be difficult process though (like…the possibility of finding close odd to lay the event in exchanges etc…).
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But what if the ‘very unlikely’ back bet won?
e.g. British Lions beating New Zealand last weekend, Glasgow Rangers FC losing to a semi-professional team in Luxembourg the other night… etc
The only thing you need to be concerned with is the closest match between back/lay bets
+0wafty
Ok, I understand frm ur evidence that the ‘unlikely scenario’ can definitively happen. Ok can u suggest me the possibility of such ‘less expected winner’ to win compared to the ‘expected one’ in percentage. And by ‘closest match between back/lay bets’, do u mean closest odd between back and lay ?+0Get regular offer updates, tip and tricks, big offer alerts and more straight to your inbox.
Closest matched odds mean minimising our loses and maximising profits.
The odds on a market at the exchange should give you the probability but of course the “unlikely ” can and does happen.Not meaning to be rude but I’d suggest you read the newbies guides above so you understand the basics.
Lack of understanding can lead to costly mistakes.+0A10
Thanks for the honest opinion. You’re right that I’m a newbie with plenty of resources online to read before posting mean question like this lol. I think I’m doing so for the sake of enjoying the sense of ‘activeness’
+0No worries, just make sure you understand the basics as that way you will avoid making costly errors.
I spent a couple of weeks reading everything before I started and still remember many panicky moments when I wasn’t sure on what to do at the beginning.Everyone was a newbie once.
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I lost more than a weeks sleep trying to complete a rollover. Had to charge up my exchange account from my credit card because I ran out of capital. Literally completed it a day before my money turned to dust.
Had the same attitude… bet on something that will never come in… and BOOM it comes in. It took me a good 10 minutes to get my head around the fact that my real money, had just turned into a fictitious bonus number.
My tips would be.. Read the T&Cs, do the math regarding your bank roll against the wagering requirements, don’t do any other offers until you’ve completed the rollover (certainly ones with wagering requirements).
Even with some experience under my belt, I still get that sick feeling when my money gets sucked into the bookies bonus account.
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Yeah I see a lot of T&Cs behind every big bonuses which is worth reading well. The funny thing is that ppl still manage to get ways to beat these T&Cs.
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