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Originally Posted by Slotster!
Every single bookmaker in every single shop or online does this. It is common practice, and should be accepted and understood by anyone prior to engaging in gambling with an organisation.
Kudos to Kate at Bet365 for attempting to explain the reasons why.
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Originally Posted by fatshaft
Why pick on bet365 when they all do it, some to worse degrees than bet365?
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Hi guys,
I wasn't trying to pick on bet365.
I was thinking of depositing there. That is the reason why I asked questions. I wanted to know what the stories I heard are about.
"They all do it", and "some to a worse degree" is both incorrect and vague. First of all, they do not all do it because there are better ways to handle any money a person wants to put to a certain market. And to put it to good use. A bookie can offer a better price, or bigger bets, on the opposite outcome for any cash he receives.
Second of all, what a couple of others might do worse does not necessarily make anything somebody does adequate.
I simply will not give a second thought to those who "do it to a worse degree". I do not care about them and I'll simply take my business elsewhere. And they do not matter. I am not interested in them. I am interested in those who handle it better and where my cash is safe.
The fact that there are a few bwin-like sportsbooks, who'll limit you quicker still doesn't make potential reported bet365 problems after hitting three or four 100 eur bets in a row any more lucrative. What'll I do then... bet 20 000 1 eur bets to be allowed to withdraw? With any decent research and the amount of games you can bet on per day, it'd only take 5 000 days...
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