Is it the norm to have to roll your free play winnings on just the sportsbook? have bet 10 times the rollover on casino, and horses, yet they say it needs to be on sports only to withdraw anything. Input appreciated.
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06-01-08 07:46 PM #1
free play question
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06-01-08 07:49 PM #2
I can't say it is the norm but those rules apply at bookmaker.
Originally Posted by colt29
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06-01-08 08:01 PM #3
Depends on the book.
Some books wont take your casino action into consideration. Some have a 20 x roll on casino.
You might wanna double check you try to meet your rollover in the casino and end up having to roll it 20 x in the casino and still 10 in the sports
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