I won money from freerolls on bodog, but i'm not a real money player. Problems?

#1 15-01-2007, 2:31 AM

If I'm not a real money player, and I won some ecash from bodog, will there be any problems if I earn over $100 from playing with the ecash?

#2 15-01-2007, 2:39 AM

I don't see why. The only problem might occur if you want to withdraw funds. Your best bet would be to ask Bodog support what their policies are.

#3 15-01-2007, 12:48 PM

Havent messed with bodog much but most site all you need to do to become a real money player is enter your contact info.

#4 16-01-2007, 5:46 PM

Well ecash is real money on Bodog. When you deposit money there, it goes into ecash for you to use. If you use your existing ecash and win more money that new money will go into ecash as well. So if that's the case, then you are a cash player, no?

#5 17-01-2007, 2:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Jack Daniels

Well ecash is real money on Bodog. When you deposit money there, it goes into ecash for you to use. If you use your existing ecash and win more money that new money will go into ecash as well. So if that's the case, then you are a cash player, no?

Technically, that would make me a cash player, but would I encounter any problems cashing out? If I lost all my freeroll money (and my ecash is 0) am i still considered a cash player?

#6 17-01-2007, 8:01 PM

Winning money should never be a problem, take it to a cash table or enter a bigger buy in tournament and try to win more.

#7 18-01-2007, 6:54 AM

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Originally Posted by haopei

Technically, that would make me a cash player, but would I encounter any problems cashing out? If I lost all my freeroll money (and my ecash is 0) am i still considered a cash player?

Yes, once you have a cash account you remain a cash player. That won't change if you lose all the money on the site (which hopefully you don't do).

#8 18-01-2007, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack Daniels

Yes, once you have a cash account you remain a cash player. That won't change if you lose all the money on the site (which hopefully you don't do).

No no, I don't have a cash account. I'm registered, but have never deposited money. I got my source of ecash from freerolls. the question is - if i lose all my ecash (won from freerolls), will i still be considered a cash player?

#9 18-01-2007, 11:58 PM

Everyone has a cash account when they sign up, you just choose whether or not to deposit money. If you win money in a free roll you can play with it, or cash it out.

#10 19-01-2007, 8:09 PM

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Originally Posted by texaspokeher

Everyone has a cash account when they sign up, you just choose whether or not to deposit money. If you win money in a free roll you can play with it, or cash it out.

Thanks for the input.
Thanks for everyone's help!

#11 20-01-2007, 3:54 PM

I have never had any problems to whitdraw from Bodog, they are great about that.
They did instantly whitdraw money to my account and you can also have them to send you a check if you wish.

Didn't have problems with PokerStars, Party or Empire before they stop taking wages from US players.


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