Deposited $25, then when I placed my bet Kalshi would would only allow a $24.88 bet. Contacted them with a detailed explanation of what occurred. Since customer support is AI it's response was quite useless. So I decided to play it safe and deposited an additional $10 (the minimum). I enjoy following your lead and getting all these bonuses, but always wonder why the apps/websites are so user-unfriendly: isn't the point of the bonuses to get you to try it and then stick around?
Is the Seahawk bet based on their being favored and therefore, more likely you'll get your money back . . . the idea being you want to place a safe bet to get the bonus? Or do you just like the Seahawks?
My experience is that I hate all apps because I find them initially baffling, but once I use them enough I hate only 90% of them because I get good at navigating their quirks over time. I mostly like high probability bets in order to harvest the sign up bonuses then take that money and run.
I don't know all that much about football and am not that curious to learn but follow Nate Silver closely and he's a good prognosticator who thinks that the Seahawks have a better offense and defense, injury adjusted and that they are the slightly better bet, given the current odds.
Deposited $25, then when I placed my bet Kalshi would would only allow a $24.88 bet. Contacted them with a detailed explanation of what occurred. Since customer support is AI it's response was quite useless. So I decided to play it safe and deposited an additional $10 (the minimum). I enjoy following your lead and getting all these bonuses, but always wonder why the apps/websites are so user-unfriendly: isn't the point of the bonuses to get you to try it and then stick around?
Is the Seahawk bet based on their being favored and therefore, more likely you'll get your money back . . . the idea being you want to place a safe bet to get the bonus? Or do you just like the Seahawks?
My experience is that I hate all apps because I find them initially baffling, but once I use them enough I hate only 90% of them because I get good at navigating their quirks over time. I mostly like high probability bets in order to harvest the sign up bonuses then take that money and run.
I don't know all that much about football and am not that curious to learn but follow Nate Silver closely and he's a good prognosticator who thinks that the Seahawks have a better offense and defense, injury adjusted and that they are the slightly better bet, given the current odds.
Mahooooooomes!
Say his name!
I made that bet on Kalshi and took New England, where I'll be watching the game with my oldest daughter, her husband, and several grandkids.
Enjoy! 🏈