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There is no withdrawal fee associated with the SBR sportsbook cash.

As soon as you have completed the 5x rollover you can withdraw.

I was just thinking that must be what you meant!

Yes, only complete 50% of the 5x and you will pay half the withdraw fee.

No, just a mistake by me. I'll fix it now to avoid confusion.

And where are you getting the bit about "3% of the shortfall in your wagering requirement" from? Unless I've missed an announcement...

The $200 deposit requires you to make $1000 worth of bets before you can withdraw without fees. There is no rollover requirement, just a minimum to avoid a $6 fee (3% of dep amount)

The 1k...

He seems to understand that SBO and 188 do not offer the same service pinnacle does as you claimed.

Your post in the other thread claiming 'big rollers' will make more profit because of the 5x...

If they didn't absorb Skrill's fees on deposits, so they appear free to the player, there would be a lot more pressure on the money transfer services to sharpen their pens.

Not that I'm suggesting...

That sounds unusual if correct.

According to this I could deposit $1000, attracting a $5000 rollover. Lose my first bet for $500, then immediately reduce the rollover required on that deposit to...

Then you've probably been this dumb for a long time too then. --> "Since when do you increase profits when you decrease volume".

Go ahead. Keep screaming the sky is falling. Could not possibly be...

I guess I was talking to a moron. Forget it.

What makes you so sure?

Why not a push to lower the percentage of sharp money betting with them?

Or a bean counter who sees way too many costs of servicing the small timers who feel the need to...

Would not surprise me at all that Skrill would come up with a promo to leach off their big clients like Pinny.

One of the biggest scumbag gouging businesses ever.

If you place a $5 future and lose the rest, the deposit still won't be zeroed until the future is graded.

That part is 'standard' across bookies that have rules like this.

Sucking people into...

Oh I see. The first deposit wasnt zeroed before you made the next two so they still want that 30k worth of rollover from that.

Ouch.

Sorry for your experience. But glad you brought it to...

That can't be right. Must be more to this story.