Posts by frozendrifter15

swiftowl14 said:...

I've been using Bet365 for years now. I’ve tried plenty of other sportsbooks, but Bet365 consistently stands out as the best. When I made my first withdrawal, I just sent over scans of my ID (front and back), and they had everything processed by the next day. I usually withdraw directly back to the same card I use for deposits. In the past, you didn't even need a specific foreign currency account, but last year they asked for an IBAN, so I opened one. These days, most standard US bank accounts include an IBAN, so you probably won't even need to bother with a separate account anymore.
I should also mention that Bet365 offers great reload bonuses, plus they regularly roll out promotions at the start of a new season or during major tournaments like the World Cup or the Euros. There have even been times when I haven't placed a bet for a month or two, and they sent me a bonus just to welcome me back.
If you want to check or update your personal info, just click on "deposit" in the top right corner and then open the "my account" tab.
Aside from Bet365, I'd definitely recommend Betfair, though that's a completely different style of betting.

I just started using BetMGM, and they’re offering a 100% deposit match to kick off the season. To actually use the bonus, I have to wager it three times at minimum odds of 1.5. Then, to withdraw any winnings, I have to roll it over another six times. So, that’s nine total playthrough requirements. It probably works the same way for the initial deposit too.

Bayern Munich vs. CSKA Moscow Under 3.5 goals | Odds: 1.7 | DraftKings

As soon as I saw the odds for under 3.5 goals in this matchup, I knew I had to take it. Bayern is clearly the heavy favorite here, and I fully expect them to walk away with the win. That said, I don't see it being a blowout. Russian clubs have always been known for playing a tough, disciplined style that's hard to break down. Plus, Bayern looks different this season under their new manager; they’re overthinking things a bit too much and complicating their buildup play. Looking at their recent Bundesliga run, they haven't scored more than two goals in any single match, and they only conceded once against Freiburg. They've put up scores like a 2-0 win over Hannover, a 1-1 draw away at Freiburg, a 2-0 home win against Nuremberg, and a 1-0 road victory at Frankfurt. CSKA hasn't scored more than twice in their last five outings either, and they'll definitely be playing defensively here. I'm confident this stays under 3.5 goals, and the value is solid.