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I'm happy with my dealings with Bet365 over the last couple of years, but I do think they cater to bigger fish than me. If you're a high roller, they have some very good promos on the Christmas calendar.
Bet365 Christmas Promos
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The big question, is Vinyl going for the Porsche 911...? 
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I personally think this strategy from Bet365 is quite strange. They should in my opinion be focusing more on giving their low rollers (average players) better offers. I do not use Bet365 myself, but I know they usually will give average players bad promo offers.
As discussed in another thread, I think you need to wager about EUR 10mill to have a chance to "win" (more correct to say "buy") the Porsche. This promotion will probably give Bet365 some free advertising in forums etc, but it is in my opinion a bad promo since it targets only a very little group of VIP players.
Remember that no casino would probably have survived only on VIP players. Take for example Ladbrokes. Their net revenue excluding high rollers in the first half of 2011 was £487 mill. Their net revenue from high rollers in the same period was £4,7mill. This is the same tendency we probably will see in most casinos.
I personally think this strategy from Bet365 is quite strange. They should in my opinion be focusing more on giving their low rollers (average players) better offers. I do not use Bet365 myself, but I know they usually will give average players bad promo offers.
As discussed in another thread, I think you need to wager about EUR 10mill to have a chance to "win" (more correct to say "buy") the Porsche. This promotion will probably give Bet365 some free advertising in forums etc, but it is in my opinion a bad promo since it targets only a very little group of VIP players.
Remember that no casino would probably have survived only on VIP players. Take for example Ladbrokes. Their net revenue excluding high rollers in the first half of 2011 was £487 mill. Their net revenue from high rollers in the same period was £4,7mill. This is the same tendency we probably will see in most casinos.
Bet365 is a globally-recognized brand with a full suite of casino games.
