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live roulette timer froze at 1 second and my repeat bet never landed
Mobdeb01 commented:
Had that on bet365. Support acted like blank history was jazz.
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Had that on bet365. Support acted like blank history was jazz.
Nah, not just you, live edit is where DK turns into a busted vending machine!!!
Cashback math gets goofy fast!!! I tag free bets separate or it's soup.
Neighbours? Bonus cops love anything not dumb.
Yep. Bonus money and old cash get treated like soup, not shelves. I cash out first, then deposit. Learned that after a $200 match vanished.
"bonus eligible" sure!!!
So I finally tried to cash out from Cloudbet after a decent run on roulette, and I gotta say, the process wasn’t quite as smooth as I hoped. They kept sending me “security checks” even though I already did their KYC ages ago. Crypto withdrawals took longer than I’m used to, though the site says it should be instant. Didn’t have this much friction with other places, but maybe I just got unlucky with timing or volume. Curious if anyone else here has dealt with this kind of delay, or is it just hit-or-miss depending on the day? Want to get a sense if my experience lines up with the crowd.
Been poking around at lines and spreads between US and European books and it’s wild how the juice is so much heavier on most US sites. Even on basic spreads or moneylines for popular leagues, the differences are obvious. I get there are different rules and taxes in each place, and maybe market size or something, but some of these gaps seem hard to justify unless people just don’t notice. I’ve also seen European books throw way more creative prop bets and oddball markets out there, even for smaller sports. Meanwhile, over here, it feels super cookie-cutter. It can’t just be the legal stuff - plenty of states now and we still don’t see a ton of competition on odds or variety. Trying to figure if it’s a player base thing, or just companies knowing they can charge more, since a lot of US folks aren’t used to shopping lines or using decimal odds. Would love to hear some takes.