Posts by driftingeagle8

rapidfalcon15 said:Hey, I'm switching over to online betting because of those new laws being passed here in the US. I was wondering about the withdrawal process for online sites—specifically what kind of documentation they require. My main concern is whether they'll ask for utility bills (like electricity or water), since everything at my place is still under my dad's name. I have my driver's license ready, but I'm worried about other verification requirements. Are there any specific documents I should be prepared to provide so I don't run into issues with things like bills or other nonsense?

First off, you'll just need some kind of official document. A bank statement showing your name and address should work fine.
For DraftKings, you'll probably need a copy of your driver's license or passport. I'd suggest getting your account verified before you start placing bets to avoid headaches later on. Using PayPal or Venmo is probably your best bet for deposits.

Andrew Morris6 said:Quick question. Is it possible to open a new account at DraftKings using the exact same name, address, and all the details from my current account? I mean, can I have two accounts with absolutely identical information? Thanks.

I suppose you could. Maybe try reaching out to their live chat. Tell them you want to change your currency to pounds. They should be able to handle that, which would effectively give you two accounts. Though, I guess you could only use one at a time—one in pounds and the other in dollars.

What’s the best type of bet to use on DraftKings if you want to hit the cashout option before the clock runs out? That cashout feature.

I usually bet on neither team scoring in the second half. I wait a few minutes after it starts, then cash out if no one has scored yet. It isn't much, but I think you have to stay moderate about it.

Andrew Jackson4 said:Is there such a thing as a device you could just plug into a wall outlet that would pick up nearby Wi-Fi signals?

Trololooo

darkviper7 said:Is it really that hard for people to just Google a question like that?

I suppose for some...

Noah Ruiz73 said:Maybe try following the advice provided here. Look at the second response in that thread.

That worked. I uninstalled that expert program, wiped the AMD software, rebooted the PC, updated the display drivers, and did one more reset. It’s working now. Thanks for the help!

Benjamin King2 said:How am I supposed to explain it? You didn't mention what the actual issue is or which graphics card you're using... I get that you might be busy, but you'll probably need to provide a bit more detail.

The card is a GeForce FX 5200. When I start the installation, the screen flickers halfway through, and then I get that error regarding WDDM—it's like it wants me to switch the display settings to standard or something. I've tried everything, but nothing seems to work...

Benjamin King2 said:How am I supposed to help you? You haven't mentioned what the actual issue is or which graphics card you're using... I get that you might be busy, but you'll probably need to provide a bit more detail if you want an answer.

The graphics card is a Radeon 9600. When I run the installer, it glitches out about halfway through, and then I get that WDDM error message.

Has anyone else run into issues with WDDM? I can't get my graphics driver software to install. I don't really have the time to comb through every single thread here. Could someone maybe explain what's going on? PS. Windows 7 isn't all that great, honestly, the Vista Ultimate law is much better..