Posts by jadesailor

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The coaching staff at the club includes Krznar, who has been serving in an assistant capacity for quite some time, even predating the current manager's appointment, so the assertion that the team lacks leadership is fundamentally inaccurate.

ruggedpilot5 said:Everything becomes possible once the government decides to turn a blind eye, which is precisely why one ought to cease discussing these specific methods in a public forum...

What if you were to simply use a PayPal card at an ATM while traveling through Canada, for example? Would that also be feasible under those circumstances? Let us refrain from discussing matters that lack practical substance.

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Samuel Ramos87 said:@casualskipper65/">@@casualskipper65

I am curious as to how you arrived at the conclusion that the profit at Marathon is higher by 24.22%. The net gain at SS is $27 whereas at Marathon it is $33. If one considers the larger gain as the baseline of 100%, the difference between these two yields is $6.50, which equates to 19.5%; therefore, the profit is actually 19.5% higher. I would appreciate it if you could clarify the logic behind your specific calculation.

edit: I see my error now. I should have utilized the lower gain as the 100% benchmark, but I inadvertently performed the calculation in reverse. Your explanation was quite clear. I had simply calculated the percentage of the smaller gain relative to the larger one and subtracted the figures.

I do not personally wager on over/under markets or individual player point totals, though it is certainly possible to select those options with a few clicks. You can easily calculate the odds on the right side of the interface, much like you would on SuperSport.

https://www.marathonbet.com/en/

That is not possible because at Marathon, as with most major online sportsbooks, you cannot combine match results, over/unders, and player prop bets from the same game into a single parlay. That is precisely why I asked the question.

stormyharbor13 said:@Bryan Adams6/">@@Bryan Adams6
That is correct; for PayPal, the minimum is 5 dollars, whereas for a debit card it requires at least 10 dollars.

Are you referring to the current situation, or perhaps something else? Is there an option to withdraw funds directly to a credit card? I am curious about how that specific process works.

I have exclusively utilized PayPal up until this point, so I am quite unfamiliar with any other methods.

Anthony Perez55 said:To call you fools would actually be an understatement; one should really refer to you as absolute simpletons, though even that feels far too kind.

I expect the moderator, who likely places his own bets with domestic sportsbooks, will once again resort to tears and issue me a permanent ban just to feel a fleeting sense of superiority over others. 🙂

Let me brighten your day, my friend.

Making broad generalizations is the root of almost every mistake one can make.😉

Every single day, I identify opportunities where the odds are better despite the tax implications, yet I refrain from betting $1.75 against the big shots and elites.

Consider this specific scenario: if you were to place a wager on Berdych versus Nadal at Bet365 today, a fifty-dollar stake would return $975, whereas the favorite would only yield $1021.

Would the individual who secures the higher payout truly be considered the fool?

Kyle Ward said:I find myself questioning the logic behind such foolish inquiries. It should be perfectly obvious that no legitimate institution will permit you to open an account in your own name while requesting payouts to a third party, nor would they allow the inverse arrangement.

If your intention is to manage two or more accounts, your sole recourse is to ensure that all personal data matches perfectly across all platforms. The most efficient way to facilitate this is to establish your own foreign currency accounts at three or four major US banks, such as Chase or Bank of America. This entire notion of relying on friends and their debit cards is fundamentally unprofessional and ill-advised.

The responses provided here are equally misguided. If you attempt to open multiple accounts under the same name at a single sportsbook—assuming such a thing is even permitted—they will simply terminate all of them immediately.

The only viable method is to register an account using a friend's identity and ensure the corresponding bank account is also held in that same friend's name.

While it is certainly true that everyone is feeling the hype surrounding these upcoming derbies, I must honestly say that I believe the chances of Liverpool securing a victory are remarkably slim. Their offensive line appears to be struggling significantly—it feels as though they might struggle to even find the back of the net—and I find it highly unlikely that they will manage to score two or three goals. Conversely, their defensive structure seems quite porous, which guarantees they will concede. If I were forced to predict a specific scoreline, I would confidently suggest a 3-1 win for Manchester City.

Manchester City - city 2 @ 2.4. Double chance or draw @1.75 (2-1)

Liverpool’s current level of play is frankly abysmal. They barely managed to scrape a victory against Besiktas at home, relying entirely on a penalty kick to save them. It seems quite evident to me that they lack any viable successor to Suarez, who was the sole engine driving their performance last season, and this deficiency is becoming apparent across every facet of their game. Furthermore, they had to travel to Turkey this past Thursday and endure extra time, which means they have had less than three days of recovery. In contrast, City played at home against Barcelona, and even though they lost 2-1, their performance was far from poor; I believe they are in excellent form, particularly with Aguero now available. City is firmly in the title race, and I am confident they will overcome a struggling Liverpool side, though I will hedge my bets just to be safe.

Dortmund vs. Schalke: X2 @ 2.70 (3-0)

Schalke is far from being an insignificant side; if one examines their recent history at Dortmund's stadium, they have managed to avoid defeat in two of their last three away matches, and lost only twice in their last five encounters. Furthermore, while Dortmund was dealing with the physical toll of a Champions League away fixture against Juventus this past week, Schalke had the luxury of a full rest period. When you weigh Dortmund's current domestic form against these specific circumstances, I find it impossible not to place my wager on this outcome.

Why should you be required to know whether a specific match is currently under investigation? The assertion that "if I am unaware of an investigation, then one does not exist" is hardly a logically sound argument.

wanderingcrane12 said:I am requesting some assistance regarding a situation I encountered. A few hours ago, I placed a three-leg parlay at DraftKings. To provide clarity on the math, I wagered a total of 300 units. Two of my selections were successful, while the third leg resulted in a void. Despite this, my total payout was calculated at 235 units.

It remains unclear to me

It is highly probable that the system treats this as if you had placed two separate tickets with stakes of 150 units each. On one ticket, both winning legs are present alongside the void selection, and on the other, they are paired with the losing leg. Consequently, you received the payout for the ticket containing the void, which is essentially 150 multiplied by the odds of the two winning legs and a multiplier of 1 for the void, totaling 235.

wiredcanyon39 said:How restrictive are the betting limits over at Marathon? From what I can tell, they offer the best tennis odds available, but are the limits a major headache?

It truly depends on the specific market, though from my experience, the live betting limits seem to hover around $50—sometimes even less—on Challenger events, whereas the ATP markets allow for more. When you are constructing a parlay, the system generally displays the maximum allowable stake, and you will notice that this limit tends to increase as the match start time approaches. As for how they handle direct account restrictions, I cannot say for certain, but I am currently facing my own frustrations. Four days ago, I submitted my ID and a bank statement to complete the verification process they requested, specifically so they could update my Skrill email address for deposits and withdrawals. To this day, I have received absolutely no response. When I reached out via their live chat, I was simply told they lacked the authority to assist and that I must wait for an email reply. In my estimation, such a lack of communication is quite unprofessional; despite the fact that they offer superior odds, this level of service is a significant deterrent.

Walter Edwards said:The issue isn't that they are being incompetent, but rather that you aren't following the established protocols, which naturally leads to these complications. I suggest you reach out to Customer Service and explain your situation, because what you are attempting right now actually violates their Terms and Conditions. If you provide them with both your old and new account details, they can likely verify the new account immediately. You should be able to reuse your original email address on the new account once everything is coordinated with them, though I would recommend having a backup email ready just in case. This applies to your phone number as well, since once they officially decommission your old account, you can register the new one as if the previous one never existed.

I appreciate your response. I was simply following the instructions provided on how to change my currency, which stated that I needed to close my current account and open a new one in the desired currency. Based on my understanding of English, I selected "close account," believing that was the correct procedure. Regardless, I will get in touch with them shortly.

Henry Hayes3 said:You should consider switching sportsbooks because Marathon has rather restrictive limits, making it impossible to place significant wagers on certain matchups.

I am certainly aware of that limitation, however, I am not currently wagering large sums of money, and since they offer the most competitive odds on tennis, their platform remains perfectly suitable for my current needs.

Henry Hayes3 said:just use a personal
and you won't run into any issues with them messing you around; I have personally used three different accounts from a colleague without incident.

I selected the phone option instead of mobile and entered my number, which worked fine, so I assume everything should be in order.

Marathon seems to have this rather nonsensical policy where you cannot change the email address on the Skrill account you use for deposits as long as there is a balance remaining, and withdrawals are strictly limited to the specific Skrill account used for funding. I suppose I will have to attempt to resolve this matter directly with their support team.

I previously maintained a Skrill account denominated in dollars, and since currency conversions aren't permitted, I attempted to close the account entirely so that I could establish a new one in euros. However, I am now finding myself completely locked out of my existing Skrill profile with an "account locked" notification, yet when I attempt to register a new account using that same email address, the system informs me that an account already exists. Does anyone happen to understand the logic behind this predicament?

edit: It has become apparent to me that I cannot utilize the same email address for a new registration, which strikes me as incredibly foolish given that the sportsbook will undoubtedly give me trouble now because my previous deposit originated from that specific Skrill account.
edit2: They won't even allow me to use the same mobile number either; I find it difficult to comprehend why they would behave in such an irrational manner.

wiredcanyon39 said:Which sportsbook offers the best tennis markets? The major ones like DraftKings or Pinnacle aren't particularly great for tennis...
I mean, anyone can predict a winner or the number of sets, but I am specifically interested in finding competitive handicaps.

I would suggest examining FanDuel to see if their offerings align with your needs, as that is where I personally place my wagers.

Mark Bishop3 said:So, if I understand correctly, you are using an email address to fund your Pinnacle account, while the card itself is only utilized for withdrawals rather than for direct deposits into betting sites?

That is precisely correct; you are funding your balance via PayPal instead of manually entering your card details through the PayPal interface.

James Taylor3 said:He isn't aware, for instance, that the over and under lines in MLS are consistently higher than what we see at our local US sportsbooks, particularly when betting live.
Which specific bets have you noticed where the odds seem to be running low?

From my observations regarding the favorites in both tennis and soccer, the margins are quite telling. For example, just yesterday, a certain matchup was listed at 1.20 with Marathon, while DraftKings had it at 1.16, and this pattern holds true for almost every pairing. Even at the local shops here in the States, they stay right around that 1.20 mark.