Nice little bonus offer from YouWager - 40% FP - 4x roll

[djefferis]

Nice little bonus offer from YouWager today - 40% FP with only a 4x roll.

50-1k deposit

30 day hold - but cash out winnings at any time.

Solid deal for bonus players and smaller players who don’t want to get stuck with an unrealistic roll.

Deposit for limit - only have to make $5600 to cash out - and with winnings able to be cashed at any time - not highly restrictive. You win - gives a chance to cash out and get a feel for the book and their payouts.

Only negative - FP is limited to $300 per event and only +150 or less. Still plenty of value here to me - even with these now common restrictions on FP use.

 

[Ace7550]

I use youwager from time to time. Two things to be aware of:
1. They can be KYC nazis sometimes.
2. They will charge you a hefty fee when you make a withdrawal. I think somewhere in the neighborhood of 5%. They say the fee is only for non-rec players but to them, anyone who withdraws is a non-rec player.

 

[djefferis]

Yes - unfortunately withdraw fees are everywhere now though.

Really - I know a few people who would happily give 5% to get their money from a book right now - instead they are sitting hoping for payouts that will never come. Sometimes it’s better to take security of knowing you will get paid vs the temptation of a huge bonus or a free payout.

Reality is nothings free - BTC payouts of course don’t “cost” 5% to send - but competent processors who manage to stay ahead of prying eyes do - and 5% is probably fair. Again - I’d rather get $950 of my 1k request than be left with nothing after winning.

Cost of doing business these days and with bonus books. Plenty of places will take your bets - give a free payout to active players who forgo bonuses. Not sure on their free payout - was thinking you got 1 free every 30 days - but can check with book to confirm.

Good book though and the RO is low for those considering testing them out. Bigger bonuses available (thinking 70% - 7x with similar terms or 80% - 8x without the 30 days - but must meet roll to cash).

 

[Ace7550]

Bookmaker/Justbet = no fee for crypto payouts
betus = no fee for crypto payouts
betnow = no fee for crypto payouts
BOL/SBAG = $10 fee
BAS = no fee for crypto payouts

I withdrew 5k from youwager and they charged me $250. That's mickey mouse horseshit.
Like I said, I still find them useful from time to time. But I also want players to be aware of how they will be treated when it comes time to withdraw.

 

[JDS]

I use youwager from time to time. Two things to be aware of:
1. They can be KYC nazis sometimes.
2. They will charge you a hefty fee when you make a withdrawal. I think somewhere in the neighborhood of 5%. They say the fee is only for non-rec players but to them, anyone who withdraws is a non-rec player.

This is enough information for me to never play there in my life, thanks for the Intel.

 

[djefferis]

Here is what I found on the website

GET A FREE PAYOUT TODAY!​

YouWager offers its customers Free Payouts when the following criteria are met:

• No payouts in the last 30 days + 4 consecutive weeks of action at the moment you request your payout..
• Make sure you have fulfilled your deposit or bonus requirements
• When using Cryptocurrencies, payouts are free.

 

[djefferis]

As to fees - 0 on crypto.

Other methods have a fee attached - but crypto is used by 90% of players these days.

Of course fees can change at a moments notice - books are likely to place a fee on players cashing frequently.

Ability to send me 10k all at once though and not limiting to 2-2500 a week is a positive. Nothing like winning and then getting paid in installments.

 

[thefix]

Yeah I've never been charged a fee by them so idk if that's new or what. Great book for baseball fwiw

 

[ks1986]

As to fees - 0 on crypto.

Other methods have a fee attached - but crypto is used by 90% of players these days.

Of course fees can change at a moments notice - books are likely to place a fee on players cashing frequently.

Ability to send me 10k all at once though and not limiting to 2-2500 a week is a positive. Nothing like winning and then getting paid in installments.

They charge a fee for crypto if they think you're non rec, they just don't put it in writing on their website.

 

[Ace7550]

They charge a fee for crypto if they think you're non rec, they just don't put it in writing on their website.

They charged me $250 for a 5k withdrawal about a month ago. The fact that they aren't upfront about it makes it worse.

 

[BigJay]

They had a lot of very slow/no pays. No thanks. I’d tread lightly if you try them

 

[jyumni]

They had a lot of very slow/no pays. No thanks. I’d tread lightly if you try them

Slow pays I consider but no pays???

Oh hell nah

 

[Ace7550]

They made my friend stand in front of their house where the address could be seen while holding their ID and a piece of paper with today's date on it. That was after 4 or 5 other KYC requests.
I haven't heard of an actual no pay though.
@BigJay do you know anything more about them not paying at all?

 

[djefferis]

That is freaking ridiculous !!

Holding up a piece of paper with the date on it to show your alive like some kind of damn hostage.

Ordinarily would say it reminds of some of the stupidity a certain head guy at a certain book used to put people through - but given irony with the way his life ended I won’t.

I certainly get KYC is a required part of the business - especially for bonus shops who attract multiple accounts/customers colluding to take advantage of bonuses and make a profit from them consistently - but there’s a point where books need to just not accept the deposit to start with. You see 14 accounts coming in from same IP or mailing and 12 of them have suspicious names of females - maybe you stop things there - not wait until you have the money and the payout request and toss the challenge flag.

 

[thefix]

That is freaking ridiculous !!

Holding up a piece of paper with the date on it to show your alive like some kind of damn hostage.

Ordinarily would say it reminds of some of the stupidity a certain head guy at a certain book used to put people through - but given irony with the way his life ended I won’t.

I certainly get KYC is a required part of the business - especially for bonus shops who attract multiple accounts/customers colluding to take advantage of bonuses and make a profit from them consistently - but there’s a point where books need to just not accept the deposit to start with. You see 14 accounts coming in from same IP or mailing and 12 of them have suspicious names of females - maybe you stop things there - not wait until you have the money and the payout request and toss the challenge flag.

Better to do it their current way so they can absorb all the losses with minimal risk. IF those people win then they make them jump through hoops. It's a win/win for the books

 

[BigJay]

They made my friend stand in front of their house where the address could be seen while holding their ID and a piece of paper with today's date on it. That was after 4 or 5 other KYC requests.
I haven't heard of an actual no pay though.
@BigJay do you know anything more about them not paying at all?

Might have been their sister site on the no pay. I just seem to remember one. I know the very slow pays would be enough to scare me off. But I’d have collected all my money and run for the hills after the pic in front of the house request.

 

[Pimike]

They sent me 100% 1 x roll

max 300