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Does anyone happen to know (or at least render a decent guess) as to what the average player balance carried on Bookmaker.eu is?

I am also wondering opinions on how much a player should feel comfortable having as a balance on Bookmaker?  (I know this question varies by individual preference here) but I'm speaking in terms of  "Safety" / "Security" of funds being held there relative to other books in the industry, and what the maximum prudent amount is to keep on the site.

For instance, I really have no idea whether having a balance of $50,000 on Bookmaker is something that many player regularly have, or if that is on the high end of the spectrum.

Thanks in advance for your opinions and advice.
 
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I would never keep more then $10k on Bookmaker/BetDSI (Diamond Sportsbook) at one time. Good luck on trying to have them wire you $50k. Believe me you will be waiting all year to get that money. It's taking them 20+ business days just to pay out a dinky $2500 through paycard right now. I posted about this issue on another thread as a number of other posters have complained about being slow played by Diamond sportsbook. They are slow paying EVERYBODY and have disabled bitcoin withdrawls for both books, you can deposit via bitcoins but not withdraw. They claim it's due to your player level with the book that determines on whether or not you can make a bitcoin withdrawl according to one CSR at Diamond sportsbook, while another told me that site wide its disabled....Freudian slip. I would not keep ANY money on bookmaker, if you have $50k on it bankwire it out immediately because it will take all year to get it.....
 
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As of 2 minutes ago bitcoin withdrawal is an option in my cashier at Bookmaker.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by starry:

I would never keep more then $10k on Bookmaker/BetDSI (Diamond Sportsbook) at one time. Good luck on trying to have them wire you $50k. Believe me you will be waiting all year to get that money. It's taking them 20+ business days just to pay out a dinky $2500 through paycard right now. I posted about this issue on another thread as a number of other posters have complained about being slow played by Diamond sportsbook. They are slow paying EVERYBODY and have disabled bitcoin withdrawls for both books, you can deposit via bitcoins but not withdraw. They claim it's due to your player level with the book that determines on whether or not you can make a bitcoin withdrawl according to one CSR at Diamond sportsbook, while another told me that site wide its disabled....Freudian slip. I would not keep ANY money on bookmaker, if you have $50k on it bankwire it out immediately because it will take all year to get it.....



Thanks for your reply, but I do believe in Bookmaker they have Bitcoin withdrawal available.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Golazo:

Guys - 

Does anyone happen to know (or at least render a decent guess) as to what the average player balance carried on Bookmaker.eu is?

I am also wondering opinions on how much a player should feel comfortable having as a balance on Bookmaker?  (I know this question varies by individual preference here) but I'm speaking in terms of  "Safety" / "Security" of funds being held there relative to other books in the industry, and what the maximum prudent amount is to keep on the site.

For instance, I really have no idea whether having a balance of $50,000 on Bookmaker is something that many player regularly have, or if that is on the high end of the spectrum.

Thanks in advance for your opinions and advice.
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Quote Originally Posted by joanne12:

Quote Originally Posted by Golazo:

Guys - Does anyone happen to know (or at least render a decent guess) as to what the average player balance carried on Bookmaker.eu is?I am also wondering opinions on how much a player should feel comfortable having as a balance on Bookmaker?  (I know this question varies by individual preference here) but I'm speaking in terms of  "Safety" / "Security" of funds being held there relative to other books in the industry, and what the maximum prudent amount is to keep on the site.For instance, I really have no idea whether having a balance of $50,000 on Bookmaker is something that many player regularly have, or if that is on the high end of the spectrum.Thanks in advance for your opinions and advice.
    you are hilarious son!


Why is this hilarious? Am I missing something here? It is a legitimate question.

Do you have an opinion about it?
 
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everybody's her son...pay no attention...i joined bookmaker and deposited 175 just to feel it out...for me personally, 2500 is what i need to gamble and feel comfortable...i wouldn't keep more than 12,500 in the account..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vinnievibes:

everybody's her son...pay no attention...i joined bookmaker and deposited 175 just to feel it out...for me personally, 2500 is what i need to gamble and feel comfortable...i wouldn't keep more than 12,500 in the account..

Thanks for the post.  Is there a particular reason you wouldn't keep more than 12,500 in the account?  I mean, BMaker touts themselves as having large limits for (I presume) large players.  So I wouldn't necessarily think that having 12K or 20K in their account would be "unsafe" right?
 
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no particular reason...that's just my number...you've gotta be a heavy hitter to keep 20k in your account...why keep it in there...how much do you bet per game...it's a good question...i'd like to know the average balance that people keep in their book...
 
 
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If someone has 15K in their account and is only betting $200 per game, that's about 1.5% of the roll. I wouldn't necessarily consider that a heavy hitter though. $200 per game?

Now if someone is betting say, $1000 per game, and that's 1.5% of the roll, then I'd say keeping 100K on there is certainly a heavy hitter.

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