Resorts Sportsbook New Jersey Features High Roller Cashback Offer

This article is dated August 15, 2021, content related to promotions is no longer valid. Any promotion described below has expired.

It's not very often that high rollers can get back a large amount in rebates after a tough month in losses. It's simply something that most sports betting operators want to avoid. That is not the case for Resorts Sportsbook New Jersey. With the operator's current "$10,000 Cashback" offer, they are sure to draw the attention of bug bettors in the state of New Jersey. If you want to participate, you need to read these terms and conditions related to this tremendous offer.

This is a monthly promotion that will continue in effect until Resorts Sportsbook decides to terminate the offer. This historic offer is available for anyone registered with Resorts who will opt-in with the RSCASHBACK08 bonus code.

After doing so, Resorts will start tracking the sports bettor's net losses from the moment they opt-in until the end of that month. The earlier in the month they opt-in, the more they can get back. If there are in fact net losses, the sports bettor will get a certain percentage of those losses in the form of a rebate. If the bettor is a VIP-hosted player, they will be entitled to a 10% rebate up to a maximum of $10,000. That's right, $10,000. All other players who opt-in will be eligible to receive a 5% rebate on monthly net losses up to the same maximum of $10,000.

Only bets that settle within the promo period will count towards this offer. Bettors will need to allow up to 72 hours after the promo month ends before they will receive their rebate. Only sports bets will count towards this offer.

Any New Jersey sports bettor who wants to participate in this promo will need to fulfill the following requirements :

• They must be properly registered with Resorts Sportsbook
  
• They must meet New Jersey's minimum age requirement, which currently sits at 21 years of age
  
• All qualifying bets must be made from a URL online address that is registered to the state of New Jersey. Resorts will use URL tracking software to confirm each bettor's location