ladbrokes and moneybookers

[mn001]

Anyone knows if they still hate moneybookers at ladbrokes? I know they had a massive extra WR for neteller and moneybooker deposits. Now I can only find neteller in the terms.

So it's ok to use moneybookers again?

 

[leonardo99]

I deposited yesterday using MB..cashout ..and got my money in MB in few hours only..so I think it's no problem with MB..

 

[mn001]

I deposited yesterday using MB..cashout ..and got my money in MB in few hours only..so I think it's no problem with MB..

yeah but i was thinking of bonuses here. They add massive WR for neteller deposits. Questions is if they nowdays like moneybookers again. I don't find anything in the terms.

 

[KasinoKing]

yeah but i was thinking of bonuses here. They add massive WR for neteller deposits. Questions is if they nowdays like moneybookers again. I don't find anything in the terms.

Where are you looking?
I just checked the terms of their Welcome Bonus and it is still there:

17.As a result of bonus abuse, deposits made using Neteller and Moneybookers will be subject to a turnover requirement of 20 times the actual deposit level for all promotions. We reserve the right to recharge all banking fees on deposits, which are not turned over at this level. All other payment methods fall into the turnover requirements as specified in the rest of the terms and conditions of this promotional offer.

It is possible they might not apply this for all promos - best thing you can do is ask them!
I'm sure they wont bite!

KK

 

[Seventh777]

Deposit with a UKash voucher and change depositing method if needed .

 

[vinylweatherman]

Deposit with a UKash voucher and change depositing method if needed .

Or play elsewhere that doesn't make you play silly games before you even place a single bet.

It's a load of bollocks, the welcome bonus can just as easily be "abused" from a UKash deposit, but somehow they are OK with that. EVERY player out to "abuse" the boni at Ladbrokes will have switched to other methods such as UKash and cards long ago, this is ONLY affecting the recreational players now.

It's not a slight tweak to the rules either, it's a 20 fold increase of WR purely due to the method used to deposit.

It's like a posh shop saying, "well, you CAN buy this item, but someone from your social background has to pay 20x the going rate as we don't want your sort owning it en masse".

 

[mn001]

Deposit with a UKash voucher and change depositing method if needed .

yeah i do something like this sometimes. but they need verification every time i switch back and a new deposit again... would be so much easier with moneybookers. Anyways, i just asked them in live chat and he told me moneybookers is no problems generally. will claim the £25 free roulette cash today and see if it will be problems when i cash out tomorrow.

 

[mn001]

Or play elsewhere

problem is ladbrokes have the best promos of all casinos. You can easily make a few hundreds free month after month.... it's worth the hassle playing by their deposit rules.

 

[vinylweatherman]

problem is ladbrokes have the best promos of all casinos. You can easily make a few hundreds free month after month.... it's worth the hassle playing by their deposit rules.

200%, max £10 - not "the best promos" as far as I am concerned.

If it is so easy to circumvent the rules, why have them. Surely the intended targets (promotion "abusers") are the LEAST likely group to be affected.

Their explanation is bullshit, there is another reason for this rule, and they don't want to share. Instead, they have used the vague catch-all phrase "bonus abuse" to lend credibilty to this rule.

I also find it odd that when I looked last month, I could find no trace at all of this rule, and wondered if Ladbrokes had seen sense and gotten rid of it. Now it seems the rule was never removed, but it musta have been pretty well buried for me not to spot it last month when I was reading every set of terms I could navigate to specifically to find this rule that I expected to be there. This would have completely caught out a player who was just reading the terms with no idea that this had been a long standing "temporary" policy at Ladbrokes, and would not have queried why they didn't see the rule when they made their Neteller or Moneybookers deposit.

 

[herpiderp]

200%, max £10 - not "the best promos" as far as I am concerned.

The WR of their bonuses are practically non-existent is the thing. Playing £50 roulette will get you a £25 bonus with a 1x WR every single Wednesday this month. You can get a similar bonus on Blackjack every Tuesday. Weekly promotions which are basically a guaranteed profit are pretty special if that's the sort of level you play at.