Cash Out at 888Sports

[Danilo]

Hi, I made some football bets and was looking at Cash Out at 888Sports, and thought the 888 Sports Cash Out ratio is a bit low.

As an example, see the attached image for a bet with 6 matches, all with the option "House wins", there are currently 4 winning bets and 2 bets yet to come, but with the lowest odds, about 1.04 and 1.30.

With a stake of $ 4.00 at the moment the cash out value is $ 5.55 for a payout total of $ 12.37, I expected a cash out for this situation somewhere between $ 6.50 / $ 7.00 at least due to the match situation.

It seems at first a small difference, but the bet is only $ 4.00, I think in the case a $ 40.00 bet, this difference would be significant, anyway.

 

[millya5]

Good luck then write the bet
888 cache out always lowplayed or not

 

[millya5]

Fribet Waiting for the evening

 

[bablovod]

888 has the lowest odds compared to any other bookmaker. cashouts, respectively, too. when there is only one event left before it starts, the cashout is increased by half the bet (not always). if the event coefficients are high, then you can count on a comfortable cashout when the bet is not finished.

 

[Risto234]

Hi, I made some football bets and was looking at Cash Out at 888Sports, and thought the 888 Sports Cash Out ratio is a bit low.

Cash out option is as useless as "reverse withdrawal" thing - there's no point on earth to do it

 

[UglyStix]

Hi, I made some football bets and was looking at Cash Out at 888Sports, and thought the 888 Sports Cash Out ratio is a bit low.

As an example, see the attached image for a bet with 6 matches, all with the option "House wins", there are currently 4 winning bets and 2 bets yet to come, but with the lowest odds, about 1.04 and 1.30.

With a stake of $ 4.00 at the moment the cash out value is $ 5.55 for a payout total of $ 12.37, I expected a cash out for this situation somewhere between $ 6.50 / $ 7.00 at least due to the match situation.

It seems at first a small difference, but the bet is only $ 4.00, I think in the case a $ 40.00 bet, this difference would be significant, anyway.

That's odd I dont think I understand fully. I think I may be missing something

 

[Danilo]

That's odd I dont think I understand fully. I think I may be missing something

Basically some bookmakers offer the Cash Out option, it would be an option for you to partially withdraw your bet money plus a part of the possible profits if your bet is winning but the game is not over yet.

For example take the game TEN Titans vs NE Patriots, you bet $ 10 on NE Patriots win, if in the second quarter we will assume Patriots has 3 TDs in their favor against none of the Titans, the bookmaker allows you to close your bet with the stake plus a portion of the profits, which is determined according to the Patriots advantage + the time left to finish the game.

Not all bookmakers allow this, for example at Bet On Line I never bet, at the old Carbon Poker (bets) I remember it was available ...