las vegas sportbooks bonus

I play offshore like everyone in here does and get bonus for my play with Bookmaker and Heritage. Can someone please tell me, do books in Vegas give you any bonus for your play like to the offshore books do? 

In short, no.  There are never any kind of cash or rollover bonuses given "on deposit" in LV.

Then why bet in Vegas when you can get cash back from offshore?

Cash in hand the second your bet wins.

Yes, I guess if that's important to you. I rather earn the 3-4k extra in bonus money a year, and get the free payout. 

You realize that bets in LV are fully legal?  No one can seize your account or up and close the next day without paying you out.  Have you paid attention to what's going on in the sports betting and poker industry off-shore in relation to US customers?  What's stopping that from happening further? 

Liquidity is very important to most folks.  Say whatever you will, but you are by no means guaranteed fairly instant liquidity off-shore.

Also, do you know one of the many reasons so many of the off-shore books closed up, or are offering much lower bonuses than they used to?  The extremely large bonuses they were offering were one of the reasons they were going bankrupt. 

Bookmaker is not going anywhere. There will always be offshore the industry is too big.

So Party Poker and Full Tilt and Ultimate Bet weren't big enough?

Not like the big player Bookmaker and a couple of the others that specializes in sports. They will always find a way to get around the government. Too many American's want action. I believe they been around since 1997.

 

Thanks that's good to know.

mbialowas- The comp system for sports bettors is very minimal, though, and is going away even further with outfits like Cantor taking over parts of the market, as they're not even affiliated with the hotels. 

Even $10K in sportsbetting isn't going to get you a hotel room at most nice places.  Online, though, with 10-25% bonuses on $10K, you in theory would get more of a return.

A Vegas sportsbook has never refused my max.bet.A Vegas hotel has never closed down in the middle of the night with my cash(except for that b*stard Gary Austin).A vegas sportsbook has never tried to deal me a sucker line.A Vegas sportsbook has never tried to limit my action or cut me off . My bank,my creditcard,or some smuck at Walmart don't care how much money I bet or how I get paid cause I bet cash and I get paid cash in a Vegas sportsbook.An off-shore book with big bonuses is a sign of distress and liklier to ditch.

Read the book Smart Money and see how off-shore treats winners.

1. Legality
2. Instant payment, don't have to worried about a book slow paying or not paying at all
3. No charge for getting your money
4. There is a greater thrill doing it in person

Yes, getting guaranteed money after a winis important to me

There are a few reasons why Vegas doesn't have to offer a bonus like the online books.
Lack of competition. Most books are owned by a couple of companies.
Another is that the comp structure for casinos directly eats into tax revenue for the state. This means a lot of paperwork to track comps/bonus offers.
The sports book are not big money makers for the casinos. Most casinos would make more money using the space for slots or table games. Adding in a bonus would just reduce the profitability even more. The only hope for Vegas books to begin offering a bonus if they go online and have to compete with other online books that currently offer one.

Thanks LVIM, that's good to know.

I do most of my betting at the Red Rock and will shop for lines at Cantor and William Hill using their apps. I do receive credit for my play on a $1 = 1 point system. You can use those points for food comps or get cash back. I also get sent offers for free slot play, usually $15-$20 a month, free buffets, etc.

Overall not a great program but I'm at least getting something back on bets I'd do anyway.

I can't see any reason for someone in Vegas to have an offshore account when you can bet legally here and have instant access to your cash.

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