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sportsbook says max stake cut because i bet “non recreational markets”

So out of nowhere, the sportsbook slapped a max stake limit on my account and said it’s because I’m betting “non recreational markets.” The only thing I’ve really changed is I’ve been digging into a lot of obscure props, especially for baseball and a few late-night tennis lines. I barely mess with big parlays or the main stuff everyone else is hyped about. Apparently, that’s enough to get noticed.

I get that they want casual players dumping money on popular lines but I figured if these bets are being offered, what’s the problem if I want to have a go? It’s not like I’m dropping huge sums or cashing out every day. Just trying to be patient, watch the stats, and maybe catch an edge here and there. Anybody else run into this? Did you just switch books, or is it worth trying to argue it with support?

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Yeah, thats the tell. You found the dusty baseball props they forgot to price right, and now youre on the small leash too

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Tennis lol

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Yeah, that phrase is just book-speak for “you clicked the stuff we price lazy” lol. It’s not the size, it’s the menu, obscure props get you tagged faster than some degen torching slots on the main slate, which is dumb but very much the deal 😑

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did that on a crypto book too

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yeah, in a perfect world if they post the odds you should be able to bet them. but come on, if your account history is late tennis props, baseball nibblers, no same game parlay junk, no bonus chasing, no promo boosts, no casino spins, you’ve basically walked in wearing a name tag that says i’m here for price mistakes. i had one book start emailing me little “special” promos right before cutting me down to dust. that told me everything. arguing with support is like arguing with a grocery scanner. it already decided what you are.

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Yup. Live Dealer and weird props get you tagged fast. Support won't un-limit noooo.

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