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Zbet. Learnt the hard way. In their TOS they claim they can take away your bonus bet winnings if you try to withdraw without turning your deposit three times.
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Does the above discussion mean if had $10,000 on Winx at $1.04 you would not be able to withdraw those funds?
iluvparis
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It reads to me like they take away your bonus bets - not winnings from those bonus bets
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You need to bet three times using that 10k before being able to withdraw. And some places (like Zbet and BetDeluxe) require you to bet on certain odds or higher for it to count, your example wouldn't even count as turning over once. Also I suspect your account would be flagged straight away on the smaller betting sites and you'd be limited to putting on a hundred or two at a time leaving you with a heap of deposit you cant use at once.
Thought that was illegal?
I'd say that such a condition is linked to your keeping your linked deposit bonuses.
I mean most books make you bet your deposits before taking them out, fair enough. But let's assume a world with no bonuses, just straight up betting.
If you deposit $200 but subsequently find their prices to be shithouse, surely you can take YOUR money back out again. It might mean closing the account if they get all shitty about it but I can't see how they can keep it. It's not like you are buying "betting vouchers" or itchy and scratchy money theme park money. It's real money.
But if you deposit heaps just to use their bonuses then fair enough.
I mean most books make you bet your deposits before taking them out, fair enough. But let's assume a world with no bonuses, just straight up betting.
If you deposit $200 but subsequently find their prices to be shithouse, surely you can take YOUR money back out again. It might mean closing the account if they get all shitty about it but I can't see how they can keep it. It's not like you are buying "betting vouchers" or itchy and scratchy money theme park money. It's real money.
But if you deposit heaps just to use their bonuses then fair enough.
Its anti money laundering laws more so than anything so don't have a problem with having to bet the money you deposit in general. But minimum odds and 3x turnovers can get in the bin
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What I want to know is, who are these people who can win so many times that minimum turnover requirements isn’t an issue
Yeah that's their excuse.
Surely if the money goes back to the same card you deposited with it should be allowed.
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Can different bookies tell when you're arbing?
If they have the same parent owner they can - indeed I recall T&Cs that forbade such activity across platforms.
Also if you bet funny amounts they might get suss.
My tip if you are really concerned about this is to take a small hit and withdraw winnings back through betfair. So long as you keep losing money to them, they prob don't give a shit what you do.
- Sep 16, 2006
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For example if on one site I do a multi of Melbourne/Fremantle using a bonus bet and on another I do Sydney/Fremantle using another bonus bet, would that count as arbing?
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Just stake full amounts, don't use decimals and you should be fine.
I think you should be fine doing that, provided the bookies don't have the same owner (e.g Neds and Ladbrokes)
10% boost on winnings?
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They are doing money back for 4 leg SGM that lose this week for all afl games. Seems too good to be true. Anyone had bad experiences with these guys?
Usually don't pay attention to 2nd only offers, but $500 is generous and there's only 6 in the race. Okebet.
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Pointsbet have MB for top 6 in the first 6 races at the Valley which includes some small fields ($50 max)
Looking at their markets they are pretty limited. The only shorties were AGS
TAB have a good venue mode promo for the footy finals this weekend - $50 bonus back on H2H if you kick the first goal but lose. Much better than the lead at HT then lose.
Anyone know how this would work?
Scheduled to launch in mid September with thoroughbreds. No bonus bets/ odds boosts but is saying it'll have the best market prices and lowest margins.
Scheduled to launch in mid September with thoroughbreds. No bonus bets/ odds boosts but is saying it'll have the best market prices and lowest margins.
