General Betting
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Let's say that I have a $50 in my account and I set a loss limit to $150 a week.
Am I correct that it works in this way:
I can place 3 bets a week for $50 and then the loss limit kicks in ... even though I win on all the 3 bets?
Does the loss limit kick in after a total exposure of the $150?
Am I correct that it works in this way:
I can place 3 bets a week for $50 and then the loss limit kicks in ... even though I win on all the 3 bets?
Does the loss limit kick in after a total exposure of the $150?
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its only on the total behind you are for the week or month or whatever,if ya bets were to win you would have no losses, just profit.
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There is an exposure limit AND a loss limit.
Loss only applies to actual losses but I doubt exposure can go over that for obvious reasons. As Mikenz says profit shouldn't mess it up. It's all about the total figures not the betting history of how you got there. There is a hidden exposure limit you can't access from the web portal, you have to contact them to increase it and they kind of have to justify it, i.e. if you join them and have £10 in your account and call and ask for a 500K exposure limit, I doubt you'll get it :) But if you become a bigger roller and start hitting a limit, that'll be it. |
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Exposure limit isn't exactly hidden - it's there per wallet on the My Account page (shows Exposure: current / limit ).
But you're right there's no way to change it on the website. I only wish I had the funds in my account to need to increase it! |