To Kevin or anyone else that can help.
I know that Betphoenix used to be a sponsored book here. I'm not sure if they still are, as their rating on another site has tanked as of late.
I'm going to be perfectly honest here. I tanked a lot of money a couple of years ago, and have been trying to break even since doing expensive and long shot parlays. While I was doing this before, the book had no problem just taking my money. I'm talking 3000 for straights and parlays. The livechat person told me the usual max during regular season NFL is 5000 a game.
Well a 2 weeks ago I deposited $300, and I sit today with $8000, with 4000 cashed out. So basically I made 12,000 in profit off them in 2 weeks. I've gone to straight betting to get a bankroll for the NFL season.
I log in today and my limit was reduced to 1000. I talk to a manager and he says "You've deposited $300 and turned it into a bankroll of 10,000" "so 2,000 is all we can afford to pay you".
I don't need lechtures now about chasing, but I'm attempting to hit a parlay that pays a substantial amount of money. Should I be concerned that if I eventually hit that this book will not pay me?
I've heard about pegging, decreasing limits before, but never thought it would happen to me.
Kevin if you have insight on the financial status of Betphoenix, please let me know. I'm concerned that I'm throwing away money at this book that will never pay me if I win.
P.S. I only play with betphoenix because they give me VERY generous bonuses every time I deposit. That is the only reason I play with them. It basically saves me a couple hundred dollars every time to do my parlays. I heard books that give big bonuses desperately need customers. The manager said "if I let you bet 5,000, I'd have to move the line". A $5000 bet would move the line at a major sportsbook?
I know that Betphoenix used to be a sponsored book here. I'm not sure if they still are, as their rating on another site has tanked as of late.
I'm going to be perfectly honest here. I tanked a lot of money a couple of years ago, and have been trying to break even since doing expensive and long shot parlays. While I was doing this before, the book had no problem just taking my money. I'm talking 3000 for straights and parlays. The livechat person told me the usual max during regular season NFL is 5000 a game.
Well a 2 weeks ago I deposited $300, and I sit today with $8000, with 4000 cashed out. So basically I made 12,000 in profit off them in 2 weeks. I've gone to straight betting to get a bankroll for the NFL season.
I log in today and my limit was reduced to 1000. I talk to a manager and he says "You've deposited $300 and turned it into a bankroll of 10,000" "so 2,000 is all we can afford to pay you".
I don't need lechtures now about chasing, but I'm attempting to hit a parlay that pays a substantial amount of money. Should I be concerned that if I eventually hit that this book will not pay me?
I've heard about pegging, decreasing limits before, but never thought it would happen to me.
Kevin if you have insight on the financial status of Betphoenix, please let me know. I'm concerned that I'm throwing away money at this book that will never pay me if I win.
P.S. I only play with betphoenix because they give me VERY generous bonuses every time I deposit. That is the only reason I play with them. It basically saves me a couple hundred dollars every time to do my parlays. I heard books that give big bonuses desperately need customers. The manager said "if I let you bet 5,000, I'd have to move the line". A $5000 bet would move the line at a major sportsbook?
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