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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting? in Betting Forum ·
Sophia Hall87 said:I received a $5 gift voucher, so I signed up and played for a few days... my first wager was $5, and the rest were somewhere between $10 and $50... I placed about 5 or 6 bets total... and now my balance has climbed to $100, which I’m looking to withdraw... I set up a PayPal account and tried to transfer the funds from BetOnline to my PayPal, but when I go to the withdrawal section via PayPal, it shows this message: WITHDRAWAL

Withdrawals via PayPal are not permitted!

Note:
For your own security—withdrawals from your betting account via PayPal can only be sent to the specific PayPal account you originally used to fund your betting account!

We appreciate your understanding!

What's the issue here—why won't they let me transfer to my account? (I haven't actually made any deposits into BetOnline on this current account yet)

Can anyone help me figure out how to get this moved to my account?😕


http://www.payingsafer.com - deposits and withdrawals through PayPal, though there is a commission involved.

Generally speaking, making deposits to PayPal for these sites isn't strictly legal in the States—they often go through Visa Electron, but it remains technically unauthorized.

You should be able to sort out that $100 quite easily using the site mentioned above... though, if you tally everything up, they will likely take a 10% cut. That is probably your best bet, and you get the cash directly into your checking account—which is a significant advantage regarding taxes... for $100 it might not matter much, but for larger amounts, it becomes incredibly important.

Best regards!
Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting? in Betting Forum ·
Regarding online deposits and withdrawals—I have been doing business with http://www.payingsafer.com for quite some time now, and I can genuinely say I recommend them!

As for the sportsbooks—I really have to emphasize this one point: STAY FAR AWAY FROM BWIN!!!
You’ll need just as much luck trying to get your money out of them as you do winning your actual bets. They will find even the most microscopic discrepancy between your ID and your registered details just to justify closing your account. If you spend even a little time browsing the forums, you’ll see people have had endless issues with them. Furthermore, if you are actually lucky enough to get a payout approved, it takes an absolute eternity to hit your bank account!

My recommendation: Unibet. I’ve had excellent experiences with them—the selection is solid, and the odds are great. When I request a withdrawal to PayPal, the funds usually land in my account by the very next day! Honestly, I don't think you can find much better than that on this side of things. That said, I do feel the website—and the live betting interface specifically—could be a bit faster and more user-friendly.

One more thing—I noticed earlier when people were comparing the odds at SuperSport to those found online, that certain manipulative costs were being overlooked! In other words, a 1.20 odd at SuperSport is effectively the same as a 1.14 odd online!

If you are planning to dive into the world of poker, then this is the perfect spot for you:
Pokerstrategy.com

You simply register, pass a brief knowledge assessment, and you receive $50 + a $100 bonus entirely for free to use on whichever site you choose from their partners—they offer PartyPoker, Titan, Stars, Fulltilt, Everest, Mansion... and so on. It is essentially a no-deposit gift! Plus, they provide fantastic articles, video tutorials, and coaching... They won him over a long time ago, and they continue to impress me. It is definitely a place where you can always learn something new about the game.

My personal picks: PartyPoker, Titan, or Unibet.

Best regards,