I have a question regarding Betfair. For instance, let’s look at the upcoming match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United. If I were to place a > of 10 units on Tottenham Hotspur, as shown in the image, does that mean the bet wins if it ends in a draw or if Manchester United wins? Similarly, if I were to place a "Back" bet of 10 units on Tottenham Hotspur, am I correct in assuming the bet only pays out if they actually win? It seems to me, then, that a > bet functions essentially like a double chance (X2) wager at a standard sportsbook, if I'm understanding this correctly.
Maybe try using Google a bit more and being a little less lazy https://www.paysafecard.com/en-us/business/ https://static.paysafecard.com/filea...en-2014-05.pdf
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Just take a quick look at the first link and select, or rather read, exactly what you need. To find the word "Fees," I guess you could just use the search function by pressing CTRL+F.
If you want to see what the payout looks like for a specific combination, you’ll need to click on the doubles or trebles—basically, whatever you circled above the odds in your photo. A new window should pop up showing the exact payout for that parlay. Personally, I use Skrill. As for fees, I'd suggest checking each individual site's terms to see how much they charge and what those charges actually cover.
That’s right, Kyle Allen4, that applies to a standard slip. If you’re looking to set fixed roles—say, 3 out of 10—you would go to the "standard" section on your screen and select "bankers." You just mark the "B" for those fixed picks, and then follow the "standard" settings for the rest of the roles
The guy plays twice Once through three goals And the second time via four goals (assuming if he hits 4 he gets his stake back, 5+ is a win, and anything under 4 is a bust) That first play with the three goals acts as a safety net; if both hit, he wins big, but if they don't, he at least has one that returns the full stakes plus some extra depending on the units😁
In case anyone is feeling a bit lost on this, you might want to print this out; it’s actually quite useful, particularly when it comes to understanding the Asian handicap. http://bet.pkr.com/en/get-started/bet-types/under-over/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_handicap
By the way, I ended up betting on the over myself. I was originally planning to split it between 2.5 and 4.5, but I suppose I messed up because I accidentally put the 4.5 on Guaraní instead of the 2.5 on Deportivo Capiatá. Honestly, I can't stand Pinnacle and how slow their interface loads. 🙂
I don't understand why there's all this nonsense regarding bonuses and similar perks. It seems to me the real issue is just getting your withdrawals processed. If you can actually meet the wagering requirements, I don't see where the complication lies. By the way, I received an email from Skrill a few days ago about unlocking my card. Following that initial message, I sent over my documentation a couple of days later, but then the communication just sort of died off. I suppose we should just let them do what they need to do without making things difficult; we probably just have to wait a bit.
If you sent money to someone else via Venmo, maybe he could just wire the funds back to your bank account instead. I haven't sorted out my Venmo situation yet since my card is still frozen, but I suppose I can still send funds to Las Vegas through Venmo because it just routes through a different card, I guess.
Does anyone actually know what profit margin means in this context? I’ve been looking through some of the top 100 sportsbooks, and it seems like only a handful are sitting below 3%, while most of them seem to hover somewhere between 3% and 9%. I guess it's hard to say for sure.
I managed to get a hold of them, so I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how this plays out. I was under the impression that clicking "no" on that help survey would actually open a support ticket or something useful. They are honestly pretty incompetent.
I set up a PayPal account yesterday, and they somehow managed to lock my card despite me entering the exact amount withdrawn three times perfectly. It’s honestly ridiculous. Does anyone happen to have an official contact email for PayPal? I spent over an hour scouring the web and came up with nothing; it's a total disaster.
I was wondering what you selected under the PayPal section when setting up your account—did you indicate it was for gambling purposes or not? By the way, since when did they start banning bets with odds higher than 1.2015? And I guess if someone were to transfer funds to PayPal and then just buy something on eBay, or wherever, and then sell it back, it would be pretty difficult for them to notice. If I'm not mistaken, banks don't really scrutinize individual transactions until they hit $2333... so maybe it wouldn't even be an issue.
Does anyone here use JPMorgan Chase for online banking and making payments through sites like eBay or Amazon? I'm wondering if transactions generally go through without any issues, or if people tend to run into hiccups or failed payments.
Hey Could someone perhaps explain what a line like over 2 and 2.5 goals actually means on Pinnacle? Is it essentially the same thing as a handicap where if there happen to be 2 goals you get a partial refund, but to actually win you'd need 3 goals in the match, since realistically an over 2 and 2.5 bet only pays out if there are 3 or more goals anyway, which seems somewhat redundant, doesn't it?
I suppose Palermo is fighting for their lives here—they're facing Lazio away, a team playing for a trophy that carries massive weight in Italy, especially with a high-stakes matchup against Juventus coming up in three days. While I’d certainly like to see Lazio take the win, anything can happen in these types of scenarios, which makes placing a bet feel incredibly risky to me. It’s a similar dynamic you see in the English Premier League, like when a struggling side like QPR manages to scrape together points in the final weeks just to stay afloat; teams fighting relegation tend to be the most unpredictable because they have everything to gain.
Just a quick heads-up that he was being dishonest about Tuesday; they’re playing Juventus in the Cup, so they'll likely rest some starters. Since Palermo is fighting just to stay in the league, anything could happen, which makes this a pretty risky play, I guess.
So, my father runs a small business, and now he’s considering setting up an LLC on the side. I guess the question is whether he can actually run both at once, or if he’d be forced to shut down his current business just to get the LLC started?
Second question: if it turns out he can hold both, would he be stuck paying social security and other taxes for both entities separately, or does it just count as one?
Thirdly, if having both is an option, could he potentially put his current business on hiatus—basically just opening it up whenever there's actual work to do—or does that kind of thing even exist in our legal system?
Thanks.
If this isn't the right place for this, maybe an admin can move it somewhere appropriate; I couldn't find anything better than this thread without digging through ancient history...
I suppose you really ought to set up a foreign currency checking account; I have no idea how you managed to pull that off on BetMGM
By the way, I also use Chase, and my Visa debit card works fine for deposits on PayPal, Bet365, BetMGM, and I imagine it probably works on any other site that accepts Visa cards