Posts by Chris Nguyen31

swiftlynx34 said:It’s not illegal, obviously. But since these vultures can see every single transaction now, they might as well start collecting taxes.
I cashed out some money a few days ago, and once I realized everything is being tracked, I lost my nerve to withdraw the rest of it—which is a much larger amount.

They can track transactions on a foreign currency savings account, but they don't see what's happening in a standard checking account.

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It looks like many of us have moved past the basic question of how to actually win at sports betting
and are now focused on one thing: how to play as long as possible without getting limited.

Since I stick exclusively to Live (In-Play) betting, bet365 was perfectly fine for me before they restricted my account.
Now, I’m hunting for books with solid live offerings, but the options feel pretty slim.

Right now, I’m splitting my action across four different sites: William Hill, BetVictor, PadyPower, and Marathonbet.
WH and BV haven't touched me yet, while PP and Marathon have already hit me with limits—though they're still playable.

I'm looking for an unlimited account on FanDuel. In exchange, I'll provide any other platform along with a matching PayPal account.

nextgame9@gmail.com

Eric Fox7 said:They allow it, but you have to back up your claims with proof—specifically, actual betting slips.
How are you supposed to know what the limit is if you don't actually attempt the bet?

So, would an image like this work?

This is my DraftKings account during live play, betting on a game winner over at FanDuel for some ATP tournaments.

Link:

It’s not even about the bonuses; they just limit my account too fast.

I have one PayPal account, but I maintain multiple accounts at the same sportsbook.

Has anyone figured out if you can use one Skrill account to fund multiple DraftKings accounts? Specifically, can someone else deposit from their Skrill into my DraftKings account without causing massive headaches when I try to withdraw later?

What’s your "Bet Max" limit on Bet365 for tennis when betting on game winners across ATP-WTA and ITF tournaments?

Here’s how they answered a similar question I asked:

"Whenever feasible, all withdrawals will be sent back to the specific payment account used for the initial deposits. If you've topped up your account using various payment methods, we are obligated to distribute your withdrawal request proportionally across those same methods."

swiftlynx34 said:The funds just hit my account... within 24 hours, zero fees, zero commissions.

I'm just waiting for the bank to call me sometime tomorrow...

How can you be sure the money actually cleared? You have online banking?

And why would the bank even call you? They never ask me where my money comes from.

Check this out:
Support > Search the FAQ Help Centre > 2. Everything you need to know about how to Register and Validate Your debit / Credit card

Jose James16 said:I just signed up for Bet365 and immediately asked customer service if I qualify for a 100% deposit bonus as a new user. They told me that since I'm based in America, that option isn't available to me. Does anyone know more about this? Every local site discussing online sportsbooks claims you get a 100% first deposit match (up to $100). 🙂

The info on those sites is outdated. That was valid back in 2011 when I signed up.
I believe that bonus was scrapped for America last year.

silverridge3 said:Can we get some specifics on your average deposits? Also, did you actually manage to pull much profit out?
My account is also about 3 years old, but I don't play there much—just the occasional $50 bet here and there...

I played heavily. A few thousand a day, usually seeing about a 5% return.

So, after two years and a few months of successful business, FanDuel decided to hit me with that classic 1% limit today.
I just activated my backup account, and everything looks fine for now—let's hope it lasts longer than this first one did.

James Taylor3 said:Just a heads-up—I got an email from Bet365 yesterday offering a 100% deposit bonus up to $100.
I haven't placed a bet with them in a while, so maybe that's why they're reaching out. Not sure, but check your inboxes; they might be sending it to everyone.

I'm planning on taking advantage of this. It'd be a waste not to. 😁

Hey everyone,
if you're in America, don't bother. They scrapped those bonuses about a year ago back in 2011. When I signed up, they were still around.

Excerpt from the "Terms and Conditions"

Section 6. Residents of the following countries are not eligible for this offer: Argentina, Armenia, Belarus, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, America, Cuba, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Georgia, Honduras, Canada, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Mexico, Moldova, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Romania, Russia, Mexico, Slovakia, Canada, Taiwan, Ukraine, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam.