Sportsbooks Re-up Bonuses

[JTChicago]

Hi all,
Just a quick question about wagering etiquette. When books offer a re-up bonus like 10% what kinds of stipulations usually come with this. Is it just as simple as wagering your re-up and bonus then it is yours and if so what is wrong with using two or three books that offer this. If you can do this can't you theoretically make 10% a week? Is this not right, not accepted by the books, a 1 time thing, or are the books just happy to get more money and assume you will lose it anyway? Sorry for being so long with this.
Also, where are some of the better re-up bonuses located?
Thanks again for all your time and info.

All the luck
All the time

[chestrockwells]

Because there are many people, in one way or another, doing or attempting to do variations of what you're saying the books have instituted ways of protecting themselves. For example some will only give you the re-up bonus on the net deposit less recent withdrawals. Others have imposed a 3X rollover of your funds before you can withdraw the bonus i.e. before the bonus is really yours. In my estimation it would be impractical and shortlived if you actually tried to do what you're suggesting with 3 books on a weekly basis. Also keep in mind that your net would never be 10%....because you would have to play both sides on games to insure that you satisfy the action requirements. Right? Now if you had 10 outs, could consistyently lose on the books that offered re-up bonuses, and didn't mind moving large amounts (thereby creating other problems) on a weekly basis, did a good job of scalping etc. etc. than you might have something.

[JTChicago]

Chester,
Thank you for your response, I didn't think it made sense as I was sure that if it did everyone would do that. I just didn't see that clearly. Thanks again for taking a few seconds to clear that up for a new guy.

[chestrockwells]

Glad to help. BTW there is a poster here called Chester. Just so you can keep track as to who's who.