Quick question about NCO & Sports/Casino commissions

[baldidiot]

The invoices for bet365 are split into sports and then gaming - does this mean that if there's a negative sports balance but a positive casino balance that we can still make a withdrawal?

I'm asking as I'm £2k in the hole for sports but have a positive non-sports balance...

[TheGooner]

You'll need to check with your AM (as always) ... but I've been through this a couple of times and the news is not what you want to hear.

The invoice payout is an overall total - and aggregate of sports, casino, poker and bingo.
- If the final total is negative - there is no payout available. And the negative carries over until next month.
- If the final total is positive - then you get the smaller overflow balance. (A 2K hold is placed on gaming to cover the -2K sports loss)

[baldidiot]

Oh ok thanks. I got a completely different impression from the invoice. I actually have a balance in the account that I never got round to raising an invoice for, better get it in quick then!

[TheGooner]

Yeah - the invoice generates and reads as two separate entities being billed for different components doesn't it? But it's all a bit of "jiggerey-pokery" financial mumbo-jumbo done to minimise taxes I think (note my careful use of financial terms)

[grem]

Has bet365 always had NCO?

As much as I don't like NCO as long as the program pays and has good retention I don't mind.

[TheGooner]

Yes - Bet365 have had negative carry-over and product revenue bundling since I been working with them (2002)

[GCG]

I am on -/- 12k, going into the negatives begin November (95% sports bettors).

Total deposits Nov+Dec around 34K

I usually see deposits + more wins, most be some lucky chaps.