Tuesday, June 19th, 2012 - eberetta1's Blogs

Won an $80 sportsbook freeplay playing poker with a 5th place finish. Also, placed 2nd in a tourney to win $11.

Requested a withdraw on one of my poker sites.

Won 2 baseball bets.

Got in 3 mile walk , walking 1/2 mile w/ grandaughter, then 1 mile w/grandson while he rode his bicycle, then another mile and a half with the other grandson. Got in 2 60 second planks.

Browned hamburger, then the daughter made spaghetti with it. Garlic toast heated in oven and parmesan cheese to make it a good meal.

Comments

Arwen75

of Villains Of The Felt

974

11 months ago

Sounds like a lovely day!

theMadBuddah

of Villains Of The Felt

128

11 months ago

Seems like it was a pretty fantastic and busy day! But I'm kinda thinkin maybe you shoulda bought a lottery ticket as well!

Mentor

of CardKing

524

11 months ago

How do free plays usually work on online sportsbooks? I know I have heard bad things -- mainly about no-deposit freeplay bonuses where you have to play through the entire freeplay like 30x to be able to cash anything out -- even if you were up thousands of dollars. Worried me too much to consider ever really bothering with it. But that might just be on no-deposit bonuses -- obviously you were playing poker, so it might be different.

eberetta1

of CardKing

887

11 months ago

Most every sportsbook I deal with charge $60 a withdrawal.

Most freeplays I win require 5x rollover. To turn the freeplay into real money, Team A and Team B play each other. Most people lose the bet on Team A with the freeplay, and win the Bet on Team B with their real money.

It really is like you say, quite a bother. On the other hand, no where near as time committing as poker is. I have 3 sportsbetting accounts that have gone from zero to $500 in a 3 year time frame, completing the rollover requirements.

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