Highlander999
ICC President
- Joined
- Apr 15, 2006
- Location
- London
Right there have been a few members who aren't fully aware about how vbookie works, plus I have received a few PM's asking for an explanation thread to be created, so I thought I would sticky a thread where people can learn more about it and if they have any queries ask questions.
Each member when he joins receives 500 vcash. This cash is completely virtual and won't actually get you any real cash
This vcash can be topped up by winning competitions, playing Fantasy Cricket and in this forum betting with it. Myself or one of the other staff will post an event and in each event there will be a certain amount of possible outcomes, each with different odds. You can choose to put a certain amount of vcash on a possible outcome. If your bet is successful you'll win back your vcash plus your winings. However if you loose your vcash goes into the staff's back pocket
(joke
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Now how often you bet is your choice, but there will be certain events where it may not be the best idea for you to risk your cash if there is not going to be a very good return. Use your cash wisely
Secondly if you do lose all your vcash, DON'T PANIC. Every time a new event is posted you will get a free 100 vcash. These can't be stacked however 
I hope this has been helpful and if there are any questions you may have feel free to post them here or PM one of the team here,
The vBookie Team,
(Highlander999, aus5892, WestIndian, Feelin Blue?, pal)
Each member when he joins receives 500 vcash. This cash is completely virtual and won't actually get you any real cash



Now how often you bet is your choice, but there will be certain events where it may not be the best idea for you to risk your cash if there is not going to be a very good return. Use your cash wisely


I hope this has been helpful and if there are any questions you may have feel free to post them here or PM one of the team here,
The vBookie Team,
(Highlander999, aus5892, WestIndian, Feelin Blue?, pal)
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