[maxpower]

i didn't made more than 1,5 k over 2,5 years out of them and they are closing my account


Dear xxxxxx
It has been determined by Sports Interaction management that your earnings with us have now exceeded the allowable income on an account, as per the Terms and Conditions. As a result, we regret to inform you that we have closed your Sports Interaction account (User Name: mboehe). All standing bets and balances will be honored and paid out upon completion.
We regret this decision and hope you understand our position to maintain our business, to remain profitable and to respect our Terms and Conditions. Sports Interaction thanks you for your business and wishes you the best of luck with your future betting endeavors.

We thank you for having chosen Sports Interaction!

Regards,

[bigboydan]

If your betting into steam, bad lines, winning, ect,ect they will boot you. Thats the reason I never bothered playing there myself, because it's not worth the hassles IMO

[TLD]

I thought people had just inferred that there was some specific dollar amount you were allowed to win before SIA would boot you. I never knew they actually stated in the farewell e-mail that that was the reason.

[Willie Bee]

Nobody wants winning players. Except SBR, of course

[applepicks]

They let me win 7k before I got the boot. I've heard of some people getting up to 10k before they were booted. Now I'm not sure what their per say limit of winnings is, but 1.5k seems awful low for any book let alone SIA.

[Yoshi]

Nobody wants winning players. Except SBR, of course

and real books like Pinny...

[JoshW]

I am still playing with them. Is going on four years. I only put in straight plays maybe a couple a week, but am still going strong. Seems random at times when they cut players off. Some couple thousand, some 8 range, some 15, some higher.

[Chuck Sims]

Winning players are part of the bookmaking business. The S-H-I-T sportsbooks have no concept of this. They feel once you send them your money its their money.

[pags11]

Dan,

c'mon bro, it's known around the industry that books like SIA don't want winning players...how else do they keep up their scam?...