@KokoBWare wrote:
Anyone done this one? Looks like there's one where you just register with Caesar's using an app, another where you register and place at least one bet. The latter pays $20 with up to $40 reimbursement. Worth it?
I'm confused.@Tiffany0921 wrote:
I did one back in September, I was visiting family. I would not bet more than the reimbursement, in the fine print you need to win something like 25 X your initial bet before you can withdraw your money. Also, because I played for more than the 15 minute minimum, (I didn't want to leave any money in the account, and it took a few hours over the weekend to get down to $0) I needed to record my app usage, instead of just take screenshots to show how much I played and won/lost. Not a big deal, but just an FYI. If you want to gamble for free, and want to kill time, it's decent. I spent $70, got $10 shop fee and was reimbursed the $70 back.
@KokoBWare wrote:
I'm confused.@Tiffany0921 wrote:
I did one back in September, I was visiting family. I would not bet more than the reimbursement, in the fine print you need to win something like 25 X your initial bet before you can withdraw your money. Also, because I played for more than the 15 minute minimum, (I didn't want to leave any money in the account, and it took a few hours over the weekend to get down to $0) I needed to record my app usage, instead of just take screenshots to show how much I played and won/lost. Not a big deal, but just an FYI. If you want to gamble for free, and want to kill time, it's decent. I spent $70, got $10 shop fee and was reimbursed the $70 back.
1) It says $40 reimbursement. They actually reimburse you for $70?
2) You have to win 25 times your bet? So if I bet $40, I'd need to win $1,000 to be able to take my money? That sounds ... unlikely.
I wasn't doubting you, what I meant by "that sounds unlikely" is the chances of winning $1000 on a $40 bet. I'd have to bet some crazy longshot.@Tiffany0921 wrote:
1) that's what I have direct from the website maybe things changed? I cut and pasted right from "my shops".
PAID ON: 10/20/24
Fee: $10.00
Expenses: $72.00
TOTAL: $82.00
This is what was in the comments when I did the shop:
Shop Pay: $10
Reimbursement: up to $125 (plus keep your winnings)
2) I did not realize this until I tried to cash out. Again, this is not uncommon with all the "match bet" betting apps either.
You asked for my experience, I gave it.
OK, thanks. Pretty sleazy requirement but that's gambling for you.@Okie wrote:
In sports betting, I think the term is rollover or play-through. These articles explain it some:
[www.bleachernation.com].
[www.actionnetwork.com]
I still can't get over why Texas doesn't allow sports betting! 2 NFL teams, 3 NBA Teams, 2 MLB teams, 1 NHL team, 3 MLS teams. Good grief!
Also, if it's the MSC I'm guessing it is, it has a history of lowering reimbursements over time.
Thank you for clarifying, I thought you were doubting my experience, and I was truly being honest. Happy holidays!@KokoBWare wrote:
I wasn't doubting you, what I meant by "that sounds unlikely" is the chances of winning $1000 on a $40 bet. I'd have to bet some crazy longshot.@Tiffany0921 wrote:
1) that's what I have direct from the website maybe things changed? I cut and pasted right from "my shops".
PAID ON: 10/20/24
Fee: $10.00
Expenses: $72.00
TOTAL: $82.00
This is what was in the comments when I did the shop:
Shop Pay: $10
Reimbursement: up to $125 (plus keep your winnings)
2) I did not realize this until I tried to cash out. Again, this is not uncommon with all the "match bet" betting apps either.
You asked for my experience, I gave it.
Thanks for your response.
C'mon, man, you know our state will never legalize gambling or pot (not that I have an interest in either one.) Look at how long it took us to get a state lottery.@Okie wrote:
I still can't get over why Texas doesn't allow sports betting! 2 NFL teams, 3 NBA Teams, 2 MLB teams, 1 NHL team, 3 MLS teams. Good grief!
There's a town out in the desert with very bright lights just waiting for you...@Okie wrote:
You lost me at lottery (90's baby here). Aw well, I wish I was wired differently. Maybe it's a good thing. I do love Texas!