Deposit $1,000 to both Fanduel and Barstool. Both give 1,000 cash back if bet loses.
Take 1 side of even -110 at Fanduel. 1,000 to win 909
Other side at Barstool -110. 1,000 to win 909.
One wins I have 1,909 in winning account, 1,000 cash in losing account (needs to roll over once).
I now do same thing again 1,000 bet on either side. No matter who wins I will be left with 2,818 between both accounts and ready to withdraw with 1x roll on the free cash complete.
Easy $818 profit?
My g/f is asking to "borrow" few hundred for rent (i'd never get it back), and she hasn't signed up for any of these books, so I told her we could work something out if she signed up for a couple of these bonuses and I showed her what to do and she could have her 300 and I would take the rest, since I'm fronting the money and taking any risk, and will probably just put aside for next time she can't make rent anyway.
Is there any risk? I feel like it's not technically against their rules. I'm just showing her what to do and giving her a loan basically. Anyone hear of onshore books claiming bonus abuse on something like this? I feel like they will look extra hard at anyone who is female, so not sure if I should take the risk. Worried they'd ask for source of paypal funds or something and see it coming from me, who has an account with them.
Take 1 side of even -110 at Fanduel. 1,000 to win 909
Other side at Barstool -110. 1,000 to win 909.
One wins I have 1,909 in winning account, 1,000 cash in losing account (needs to roll over once).
I now do same thing again 1,000 bet on either side. No matter who wins I will be left with 2,818 between both accounts and ready to withdraw with 1x roll on the free cash complete.
Easy $818 profit?
My g/f is asking to "borrow" few hundred for rent (i'd never get it back), and she hasn't signed up for any of these books, so I told her we could work something out if she signed up for a couple of these bonuses and I showed her what to do and she could have her 300 and I would take the rest, since I'm fronting the money and taking any risk, and will probably just put aside for next time she can't make rent anyway.
Is there any risk? I feel like it's not technically against their rules. I'm just showing her what to do and giving her a loan basically. Anyone hear of onshore books claiming bonus abuse on something like this? I feel like they will look extra hard at anyone who is female, so not sure if I should take the risk. Worried they'd ask for source of paypal funds or something and see it coming from me, who has an account with them.