There is a lot of talk from time to time about whether it is more advantageous for a player to gamble. A lot of talk about the most advantageous rake, a lot of talk about the bonuses and benefits offered by a company, etc. With a first reading of the data, one will conclude that the player's interest dictates that he subscribe to an online betting company and bet there his money. With a first reading, OPAP with its local agencies, it should be rejected without discussion as an option for the player, due to the significantly larger rake compared to online companies. In fact, some comparing the OPAP. with the internet companies they call him "Thief", because of the big difference in the prices of the rake. These in theory.
The theory is good, but let's see what happens in practice. All this is very nice about the low rake of the internet companies, about bonuses, etc., but when are they valid? To put it bluntly, they are valid as long as the player is either lost or not winning. Because if suddenly the player starts to win the bet, all this disappears along with his personal account in an online company. Because the betting companies like and love the hassles excessively, while they dislike and see with half an eye those who win, either by luck or by method. As long as you lose, everything is fine for the companies. When you start to win you create a problem and you have to get out of the way. How; Either by humiliatingly lowering the limits of your Bet, or by blocking your account, or by creating problems for you in the return on profits, or by deleting you completely from a customer without further explanation. That you win is a sufficient explanation and you should understand it on your own. The testimonies of such events are well known and numerous, so I will not even bother to cite examples.
In contrast to OPAP. and if they want to, they can't fire you, because you play anonymously, without a personal account. Okay, if you get too close to them, they might find a way to scold you, but we're talking now.
So based on reality and not on the cheese that companies offer to entice players, what's the point? Where is the interest in playing a player? In online companies or in OPAP? What is certain is that if the player is a hassle, wherever he plays, it is the same. He just chooses who to put his money in. But if the player is one of those who usually wins, then the thing gets complicated.
Because what do I do with the low rake, and the bonuses, and the benefits, if they start not wanting me as a customer? What can I do if they only want me for as long as I lose and when I start winning they throw me out? After all, who is the real "thief"? Ο.Π.Α.Π. or the rest of the eagles? After all, OPAP he tells you, I have this rake to run my company. You want to play, you want not to play. He doesn't tell you, play for as long as you lose, but if you start winning, take the road…
I also listen to your opinions. What do you say;
The theory is good, but let's see what happens in practice. All this is very nice about the low rake of the internet companies, about bonuses, etc., but when are they valid? To put it bluntly, they are valid as long as the player is either lost or not winning. Because if suddenly the player starts to win the bet, all this disappears along with his personal account in an online company. Because the betting companies like and love the hassles excessively, while they dislike and see with half an eye those who win, either by luck or by method. As long as you lose, everything is fine for the companies. When you start to win you create a problem and you have to get out of the way. How; Either by humiliatingly lowering the limits of your Bet, or by blocking your account, or by creating problems for you in the return on profits, or by deleting you completely from a customer without further explanation. That you win is a sufficient explanation and you should understand it on your own. The testimonies of such events are well known and numerous, so I will not even bother to cite examples.
In contrast to OPAP. and if they want to, they can't fire you, because you play anonymously, without a personal account. Okay, if you get too close to them, they might find a way to scold you, but we're talking now.
So based on reality and not on the cheese that companies offer to entice players, what's the point? Where is the interest in playing a player? In online companies or in OPAP? What is certain is that if the player is a hassle, wherever he plays, it is the same. He just chooses who to put his money in. But if the player is one of those who usually wins, then the thing gets complicated.
Because what do I do with the low rake, and the bonuses, and the benefits, if they start not wanting me as a customer? What can I do if they only want me for as long as I lose and when I start winning they throw me out? After all, who is the real "thief"? Ο.Π.Α.Π. or the rest of the eagles? After all, OPAP he tells you, I have this rake to run my company. You want to play, you want not to play. He doesn't tell you, play for as long as you lose, but if you start winning, take the road…
I also listen to your opinions. What do you say;