The Boost Consulting Promo Playbook is a DWY (Done With You) system designed to help everyday people maximize the sign-up bonuses offered by licensed online sportsbooks and casinos. It’s a step-by-step strategy guide—backed by real results—that shows you exactly how to turn limited-time betting promotions into real, insured profit.

This isn’t gambling advice. It’s a proven method taught through personal walkthroughs, screen-sharing calls (FaceTime, Google Meet, etc.), and live support so you don’t make costly mistakes. We even cover your losses so you can move forward with confidence.

You’ll learn:

• How to spot the best sign-up offers

• How to get the most value out of these offers

• What to avoid so you don’t get disqualified or penalized

Our goal is simple: help you extract as much risk-free value as possible while these promos last. Once they’re gone, they’re gone—so we show you how to capitalize quickly and correctly.

This will forever be the question that haunts us.

For whatever reason we get this a lot and I don't know why - my best guess is that most people always hear that the "casino always has the edge" or "if something sounds too good to be true it probably is".

This is all true, but the reason that this works is because you have a temporary edge from the sign-up promotion being offered. This is not some get rich quick scheme. This is a make a decent amount of money for a low-moderate amount of effort scheme.

The reason that the sportsbooks and casinos give away these sign-up promotions is that they are hoping you get hooked and you lose money back to them over the next 5-10 years with your $50 bets you do each weekend. The sign up promotion is simply their cost of doing business to acquire you as a customer.

If you decide to continue gambling after you do the sign-up promotions - you most likely no longer have an edge and then you would just be lighting money on fire. That's where people run into problems.

Gambling is a zero sum game - someone is a winner and someone is a loser. Don't be the loser.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words but a video is even better - scroll up to the top of the page and watch from 9:16 - 11:52 in the video - that will do a way better job explaining with visuals than I can do by typing it out.

To the best of our knowledge, we don't know of anybody else who is doing this kind of thing. Therefore, we had to get the entire concept of the Promo Playbook looked into before starting Boost Consulting.

After doing all our legal due diligence there's a few things that are strictly off limits. For example, we will never:

• Log into your account for you and place bets (this is a blatant violation of the terms and conditions of almost every online sportsbook and casino) 
• We can never give you money up front to do a promotion (However, we are able to cover that loss for you once it happens, we just can't legally provide funding up front)

Outside of these two things, as long as you adhere to the terms and conditions of each sportsbook/casino, it's the exact same thing as going to the casino with your friends and watching them as they play.

We also only provide advice for LEGAL online sportsbooks and casinos. We do not support any offshore sportsbooks or casinos that are regulated outside of the United States (Ex: Bovada, Stake, Roobet, etc.)

That is up for you to decide. If you have concerns about doing the Promo Playbook due to religion, culture, stigma, etc., then this may not be the right fit for you. 

Our stance at Boost is that all of the online sportsbooks and casinos will gladly take your money any chance they get, so we personally have no moral/ethical issues with our business model. We are happy to take every last penny that we can from them.

We are working on putting together a "Gambler's Guide to Taxes". We will have the link to that posted right here once we get it finished up.

This is extremely serious and is the number one reason why you should consider NOT doing the Promo Playbook. Online gambling (depending on your state) has been legal since 2018 and in states where it has been legalized, bankruptcy rates are rising.

The gambling industry is extremely predatory. They make 85% of their profits from 5% of their customers (Source).

If you have either struggled with gambling addiction in the past or have a family history of it, please take some serious time to consider if this is something you want to do.

The Promo Playbook works like a charm - BUT IT IS TEMPORARY. The best thing you can do is download the app, do the sign up promo, and then delete the app and never touch it again. This is a get in and get out kind of thing. This does not last forever.

If you have personally been affected by gambling addiction whether it's yourself or somebody else you know, help is available. Please contact 1--800--GAMBLER for professional support.

Generally speaking you want to have $1,000 ready to deposit at one time, but you could potentially get through the Promo Playbook with less.

The idea is that after you start getting a few wins on some of the promotions, you will build your bankroll and be able to roll over the winnings into the other promotions.

Nope - for legal/regulatory reasons we can't do this. 

Yes - BUT this is only true if you go medium or low risk. If you go high risk on a promotion, that is the only time where you can personally lose money from doing a promotion. If you are looking for a specific example of this, scroll up and check out 9:16 - 11:52 in the video at the top of this page.

If you want actual data on this, scroll up to the "Numbers & Figures" section on this page and look at the blue graph. You'll be able to see what the average client take home amount is from doing the Promo Playbook.

We can't provide an estimate until we know more information about you (Ex: which sportsbooks/casinos have you previously signed up for).

This is the quiet part that nobody likes to say out loud, but everybody thinks it. You 100% can do this on your own, but you are certainly going to make less money and it's going to take you twice as long.

Think of hiring a plumber to fix your kitchen sink - you may be able to figure it out on your own with a YouTube video, but odds are you are going to mess something up and have to call a plumber anyways to get it fixed.

Here's all the reasons I can think of off the top of my head why doing this on your own is a bad idea:

1) It will take way longer since you have to read the terms and conditions of each promo and figure out the math yourself. We will save you so much time compared to doing it on your own

2) If you run into any issues with registering, depositing, or withdrawing you are on your own to figure it out

3) You won't bet aggressive enough. You will 100% leave too much value on the table. Would you rather make $200 on your own or make $500 together where you hang on to $350 and Boost hangs on to the other $150?

4) You are on the hook for covering your own losses

 5) If you misread the terms and conditions and violate them, they are legally allowed to not pay you out

6) You get to do more promos with us - if you do it on your own, at some point in the process, you will miss a promo code or a checkbox and will no longer be eligible for the sign up offer

7) We already figured out which promotions are profitable and which ones aren't. The worst thing you can do is to waste your time on a promotion where you never expected to make money in the first place.

Long story short, do it with us. You won't be disappointed.

It depends. Some people do the whole thing in less than a week while other people drag it out over the course of a year.

Most people tend to finish somewhere in the 1-3 month range.

For the average person who is only doing the promos in one state and has a clean slate (meaning you don't have any prior accounts with any online sportsbooks or casinos), I would guess about 5-15 hours of active time (being on a call with your consultant, watching the videos, etc.) and 15-25 hours of passive time (passive time is time spent letting a slot machine spin on your phone).

Great question - your hourly rate from Boost will definitely vary depending on what promotions you can do, what risk level you pick, how you do on those promotions, etc.

$100 an hour feels like a pretty good baseline for how much you will make from doing Boost. So the only question to ask yourself is this:

"Given my current schedule and responsibilities in life, would I accept a temporary part time job for $100 an hour where I pick my own hours, I don't have to leave the home, it's go at your own pace, and I can quit at any time?"

This is impossible to answer. It depends entirely on what risk level you pick for each promotion, how many promotions are available to you, and how you perform on those promotions.

There is no up front "cost" to get started with Boost. All we do is just split the outcome of any promotions that you do.

The best data I can give you for this one is if you scroll up to the "Numbers & Figures" section of this page and look at the red graph - that is our lifetime historical take home from all of our clients doing the Promo Playbook. You can see that sometimes we lose money from people and sometimes we make money, it just depends on how everything shakes out.

Nope - you can quit at any time. If you do stop early, we just get squared up for all the promotions that you have done up to that point in time.

There are lots of reasons people stop early - they get busy, they don't get a win early on and lose faith, they move out of state, they have a personal hardship, etc.

You can always take a break from the Promo Playbook and then come back to it six months later. That's very common with college students who travel to/from states where gambling is/isn't legal.

It doesn't matter! That is the beauty of the Promo Playbook. It is very much a "hand holding" situation where we do most of the actual betting over a screen share, so there is no background knowledge required.

Yes you can! It does not matter where you live, the only thing that matters is where are you physically located at the time of trying to place a bet.

Don't get any fancy ideas about using a VPN or any location altering software - they are smarter than you are and will figure that out. That also opens the door for legal issues if you do that. 

If you are asking this I am going to assume that you are a junior or senior in college.

If that's the case, I would just send them our website link. It's not like we are some secret underground operation or anything like that. This website should hopefully be able to answer any questions they might have.

They are probably just trying to look out for you like any good parent should - don't give them a hard time about it.

If your 7 year old cousin told you that he saw a flying bear outside of his window yesterday - you wouldn't believe him.

If you are a parent and your 21 year old kid told you about some risk-free gambling program, you wouldn't believe them either.

Our oldest client is 80 years old. If she can do it, you can do it!

Unless you are a MAJOR tech dinosaur, you should be ok. Since we do most of the actual betting together (which is the only time you could actually mess something up), you have nothing to worry about.

This is a good test: if you right now (on your own) are able to go into your smartphone, download an app, and interact with that app, you should have a strong enough foundation to do the Promo Playbook.

Before anybody begins the Promo Playbook, there is an agreement that we both sign.

As part of that agreement, we are legally required to pay you out whenever you have a loss on a promotion (assuming you did the medium or low risk option and didn't go off the script).

At the same time, you are legally required to pay us our portion of the winnings as well.

In the beginning, you put your trust in us that we are providing you with legitimate advice and will make good on any payments. In the end, the roles are reversed and we are trusting that you will pay us our portion of the winnings once you get wrapped up with everything.

This is a very important question as issues do come up from time to time.

First, we only do sign-up promotions for licensed online sportsbooks and casinos. We do not support offshore sites (Bovada, Stake, Roobet, etc.)

The reason that this is extremely important is that you have protections and rights with licensed sites.

For example, let's say you sign up for an online casino, you deposit $1,000, you bet the entire $1,000 on a single number on the roulette wheel and you actually hit it. Now you have $36,000 to withdraw.

It is almost a guarantee that any online casino in the United States will ask for a picture of your license, a bank statement, a selfie, etc., when you go to withdraw.

As long as you provide them with what they are asking for, they should approve any withdraw requests without any issues.

However, they can sometimes be extremely difficult and it almost feels like they are giving you the "run around" after a certain point.

If that happens, you are able to file a complaint against that sportsbook or casino with the gaming control board in your state. Once that happens, you can rest assured that they will pay you out.

This is a question that I can't give a good answer to. I have no idea what systems they have in place to make sure you information remains protected.

My advice would be to think about it like this: an online sportsbook or casino is probably more likely to get hacked than DoorDash or BestBuy simply due to the fact that they have more information about you (Ex: the last four of your SSN, your birthday, your address, etc.)

I am personally under the philosophy that I have nothing to hide and my data is probably already leaked somewhere anyways, so I personally don't care about this.

However, I was born in the digital age and don't remember a time where people used to care about privacy more than they do now so I am already accustomed to it.

If data privacy is a big concern for you and you try to keep your information as private as possible, then the Promo Playbook might not be a good fit for you.

We have zero partnerships. We do not sell data and we do not have any backend deals with any sportsbooks or casinos.

Unless someone hacks into my accounts or breaks into my home and steals my laptop, you have nothing to worry about.