DraftKings is definitely my go-to for live betting. They have the biggest selection out there, hands down. The markets are super detailed, too. BetMGM is honestly kind of a letdown compared to them.
analogstag16 said:I could use a little help here. I'm trying to verify my card for PayPal. They charged me $1.25, but now they want me to tell them how much that was in USD? How am I supposed to convert this?
From what I can see, that's about $1.10. But honestly, you might just want to ask them what exchange rate they're using, or just give them a rough estimate based on the current market rate.
I’ve always had a soft spot for Wagner. There’s just something about that massive, overwhelming scale of his compositions that hits different. It’s heavy, sure, but honestly? I kind of love it. kaže: I just finished verifying my card with that specific amount, so everything looks good on my end. Now I’m trying to make my first deposit from the card to my Skrill account. I type in the amount, hit upload, and suddenly this "Verified by Visa" notification pops up at the top—something about a 3D Secure code? It's acting like I need some kind of security token to proceed. Does anyone know what the deal is? 🙂
I honestly think that’s just one of those things you sit down and hammer out with your bank to protect yourself against theft. You know that one-time security code they give you at the bank? The one you have to type in whenever you're trying to buy something online?
Anyone looking to pick up a $50 paysafecard? It’s honestly the best way to fund those offshore betting sites since there aren't any transaction fees. I'll let it go for $100
dustycyclist19 said:So how exactly do you swap from dollars to euros on Paysafecard? What kind of exchange rate are we talking about here?
That’s just not possible. I usually just hit up my buddy in Germany; he buys it over there and just sends me the code. Or, if you're actually traveling there, you could probably just pick one up locally since they use the euro as their main currency.
That’s why I just load my betting account directly through Paysafecard using USD. It keeps things simple since they only hit me with a fee when I withdraw, rather than taking a cut on both the deposit and the payout. I’m honestly not sure what the current exchange rate is looking like, though. I haven't actually pulled any money out in over a month. Just my luck. I really need a winning tip right about now—anyone got any leads? 🍺🍺🍺🙏ly:
And how on earth would you even withdraw any money if you only used Paysafecard to deposit? PayPal is the way to go. Personally, I’ve got three different accounts set up. I haven't verified a single one of them or sent over any of my personal info, yet everything works just fine.
Of course. The main thing is just making sure you have at least one deposit made through PayPal. And honestly, with any money you load up via Paysafecard, you’re probably going to have to roll it over a little bit—maybe not the whole amount, but at least a portion of it. I also think your PayPal account needs to be under the same email address you used when you signed up for the sportsbook.
Alright, maybe I’m not the smartest guy in the room, my bad. Everything was working perfectly fine for me when I was betting on DraftKings. But hey, what do you know? You could always ask their customer support.
I just have one more quick question. When I was signing up for Skrill, they asked if I’d be using the account for gambling or non-gambling purposes. Which one should I pick so I don't run into trouble right out of the gate?
Why are they even asking that? I set up another Skrill account a few days ago and didn't see that question at all. And honestly, what's the big deal? If you're planning to gamble, just click yes and make sure you're over 18.
granitegull17 said:Hey everyone, quick question—can I withdraw my funds directly to my debit card? I used Paysafecard to deposit, but now they're only offering me a Bank Wire Withdrawal as an option. Just so you know, I'm playing on Bet365!