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mellowdrifter14 said:Pinnacle—honestly, there isn't much to debate here; their lines are easily 10% better. The only catch is they don't offer player prop points totals. None of those big international books really match what we have back home—I mean, even DraftKings only has about 20% of the player variety we see locally, and you can't even parlay those totals with over/unders or moneylines; it’s strictly singles.
So, looking at these overseas sites, none of them let you stack player props with other bets like we do here. Does anyone actually know how Pinnacle handles payouts? Like, if I hit a big one, how long does it take for the cash to actually hit my bank account?
mellowdrifter14 said:What specifically regarding the NBA are we talking about here? Are we looking at game winners, total point counts, individual player stats?
I mean everything—it just needs to be a selection where you can actually combine different outcomes—because that’s what matters to me. It should work just like how you’d set up a parlay on DraftKings or something similar.
Hey there—quick question for the group—which US-based sportsbook would you say is actually the best bet for wagering on the NBA?
Greetings. I received an email from Bwin today stating they’ll be doubling my deposit up to $63. Has anyone else been hit with an email like this? I’m asking because I’ve already deposited funds and claimed a bonus, but—to be perfectly honest—I didn't read the fine print carefully enough. I can't seem to find the specific terms and conditions anywhere on their site... if someone could point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it.
George Barnes25 said:Does anyone actually know anything about BetMGM? They’re throwing out some kind of $5 no-deposit bonus... 🤷
I actually tapped into that $5 no-deposit offer today—plus, you get an extra 10 free spins on Jack Hammer.
Nicholas Palmer75 said:How on earth did you manage to withdraw funds to an old card if the account is actually in your name?? People get totally screwed over when they mess up their birth date—they can't believe the system even allows a payout from an account to a card where the names don't match perfectly.
The account is in my name, so I just transferred the money directly to my checking account.
Dana Robinson4 said:I set up an account with Bet&Win maybe four or five years back—just played for a few months before my balance hit zero, and then nothing happened until now. They’ve probably sent me a thousand promotional spam emails over the years, and then out of nowhere today comes this "last chance" reactivation notice, claiming they'll start charging a $5 monthly inactivity fee moving forward. 😕
If you look at the Bet&Win terms and conditions, it actually says this:
An inactivity fee ("inactivity fee") of $5 USD* per month will be charged for inactive accounts. Bet&Win will deduct this inactivity fee from the user's account balance starting at the end of the month in which the account became inactive, and subsequently at the end of each following month, provided the account balance remains above zero. Bet&Win reserves the right to periodically adjust the amount of the inactivity fee.
Nicholas Palmer75 said:you won't be able to withdraw—everything has to match up perfectly. DraftKings doesn't care about whatever permission you think you have 🤣
Actually, you're dead wrong—I managed to pull my cash out in the meantime. :-)
Greetings, everyone. I find myself facing a bit of a situation regarding my payouts at BetMGM.
I went ahead and set up an account under my own name, but when it came time to fund it, I used my wife’s card—with her full permission, naturally. Now, having struck quite a bit of luck, I'm looking to cash out those winnings, but I’m starting to wonder if I’ll run into any hurdles since my personal details don't match the name on the card used for the initial deposit. To make matters more complicated, I attempted to transfer the funds directly to my checking account, but the system keeps flagging the account number as invalid.