DarkRaver Camper
DarkRaver Camper
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I encountered this a few times in the past. I can’t say I’m proud, but whatever.
book A offered reward points for horse action, not losses. So the reward points you could trade in for free plays. I think it was a 1 for 1 system.
I discovered that you could bet scratched horses and it would count as action. In the AM, for east coast major tracks, I’d see the horses that were scratched. The software didn’t update the scratches until maybe an hour after I gathered the info and made my bets on the scratched horses.
in the beginning I’d churn out maybe $100 or $200 in reward points which I converted to free plays. Instead of using the free plays traditionally betting sports I used them in the casino. There was a certain field goal kicking game that I usually broke the free play down to about 75% return.
in it’s prime I was typically betting 15 to 20k a day on scratched horses. Early in the week there really wouldn’t be any prime tracks running, which is where you got the best reward points. I didn’t get too crazy since I’d have to lay more action to receive lesser rewards points.
Again in it’s prime I was getting between 1k to 1,500 reward points daily ( when the prime tracks were running) I’d break that down using the casino to convert to real cash.
I was able to do this for about 3 or so months. I had my account up to 40k something with this process as a springboard.
Eventually it was discovered and the owner was notified. We spoke on the phone. I had about 5k in my account which was confiscated, rightfully so. I tried telling him this has been going on for months and he either wasn’t listening well or opted not to believe it.
After the money was confiscated I was still able to play there. I figure their thought process was I’m a square and they’ll make it back.
during this cycle I probably cashed out for 20k.
before I did this I probably had a one way ticket to hell any way so…….
book A offered reward points for horse action, not losses. So the reward points you could trade in for free plays. I think it was a 1 for 1 system.
I discovered that you could bet scratched horses and it would count as action. In the AM, for east coast major tracks, I’d see the horses that were scratched. The software didn’t update the scratches until maybe an hour after I gathered the info and made my bets on the scratched horses.
in the beginning I’d churn out maybe $100 or $200 in reward points which I converted to free plays. Instead of using the free plays traditionally betting sports I used them in the casino. There was a certain field goal kicking game that I usually broke the free play down to about 75% return.
in it’s prime I was typically betting 15 to 20k a day on scratched horses. Early in the week there really wouldn’t be any prime tracks running, which is where you got the best reward points. I didn’t get too crazy since I’d have to lay more action to receive lesser rewards points.
Again in it’s prime I was getting between 1k to 1,500 reward points daily ( when the prime tracks were running) I’d break that down using the casino to convert to real cash.
I was able to do this for about 3 or so months. I had my account up to 40k something with this process as a springboard.
Eventually it was discovered and the owner was notified. We spoke on the phone. I had about 5k in my account which was confiscated, rightfully so. I tried telling him this has been going on for months and he either wasn’t listening well or opted not to believe it.
After the money was confiscated I was still able to play there. I figure their thought process was I’m a square and they’ll make it back.
during this cycle I probably cashed out for 20k.
before I did this I probably had a one way ticket to hell any way so…….