Barstool is shredding mybookie com

[WhiteyBulger]

This Twitter feud can not be good for mybookie. Are they any good ?

 

[he_dblhockeystx]

Most of the payout complaints I’ve been reading about are from people who apparently don’t understand how rollover bonuses work. I never take the bonus, they got you by the balls for awhile

 

[WhiteyBulger]

I agree. Never take a bonus.
So what I’m reading is —- people are posting up taking a bonus and losing all their post up then posting up again and they still have roll over requirements from the first post up that they lost??? Is this how it’s suppose to be done. I don’t take a bonus so I don’t k know the rules
is my bookie owned by a big outfit?

 

[$tinky]

they are horrible

 

[sharky99]

Thanks for the info

 

[patswin]

I agree. Never take a bonus.
So what I’m reading is —- people are posting up taking a bonus and losing all their post up then posting up again and they still have roll over requirements from the first post up that they lost??? Is this how it’s suppose to be done. I don’t take a bonus so I don’t k know the rules
is my bookie owned by a big outfit?

at most shops if you go bust on a bonus the rollover goes to 0 and you start another rollover for another bonus. If they were carrying over rollovers from previous bonuses that's bad business. I remember a large shop used to do this back in the day but they have since changed it to industry standard which is no carryover from previous bonuses. If it were me I would not redeposit at a shop that made me meet prior rollovers. Buyer beware. Bonuses can be attractive and add to your bottom line but you gotta really read the rules and fine print at each shop

 

[Betallsports]

agree with Pat, there should never be a carry over rollover from a previous bonus when you make another deposit
one has nothing to do with the other

 

[WhiteyBulger]

Thanks. I’m not a 100% sure that’s what was happening. But a lot of people were complaining about bonus issues. Does anyone know who’s behind them? Also I saw barstool hired their media guy away from them yesterday. Barstool is going after them hardcore.

 

[CHOPTALK]

Many fine books carry over rollovers .
Bookmaker being one example

 

[michael777]

Any book where Jake Slater is at should be avoided,CROOK!!!

 

[5teamparlay]

Wow
Think if therx HAD played its cards right
https://www.vox.com/recode/2020/1/2...ports-penn-national-deal-dave-portnoy-chernin



[FONT=&quot][h=1]A casino company is buying Barstool Sports in a $450 million deal[/h]Penn National Gaming is buying the online publisher — which can thank sports betting and the Supreme Court for the deal.

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[FONT=&quot]A media company has become a sports betting company: The owner of Barstool Sports has agreed to sell the popular and controversial digital sports publisher to Penn National Gaming, a regional gambling operator.

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The deal values Barstool, which has its roots as a rowdy Boston sports blog founded in 2003, at an eye-popping $450 million.
Earlier this month, I reported for Recode that the Chernin Group, which bought a majority stake in Barstool in 2016, was close to selling the company to Penn National.
The Wall Street Journal has been briefed on the details, which are scheduled to be formally released Wednesday morning: Penn National will first buy a 36 percent stake in Barstool for $163 million in cash and stock — valuing the company at $450 million. Three years later, the casino company will pay another $62 million to bring its stake to 50 percent, with the ability to buy controlling ownership for an amount to be determined at the time.

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Here’s the official announcement, along with a very Barstool-like announcement, where Barstool founder Dave Portnoy tells his fans that they should buy Penn National’s stock, followed by a long legal disclaimer explaining that Portnoy doesn’t represent the views of Penn National and that his advice to buy Penn National stock shouldn’t be interpreted as financial advice:
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