Posts by Anthony Brown91

Is there any way to load cash onto an online sportsbook using PayPal?
Or maybe there's a trick to moving funds from PayPal over to MoneyBookers

Seriously, guys—try using the search bar before you start a new thread, for crying out loud.🤷
I swear, I’m gonna start handing out red cards if this keeps up.☕

Larry King3 said:So when can I actually pull a bet at home???

Once you roll over the bonus and the withdrawal three times
at odds of 2.0 or better

Larry King3 said:So here's my brilliant plan again: I put $200 on the under 2.5 at DraftKings, then I hit up BetMGM and put another $200 on the over 2.5...

Exactly—and wouldn't it be just lovely if you actually hit the over on BetMGM so you could grab your cash and run?
But if you win at Bet365, great, now you're sitting on $400 but you still have to wager that $200 again per their rules...
And you'll still need another $200 ready to go on BetMGM just to make the math work.

Larry King3 said:Look, why don't you explain it to me better? I actually want to make some money from these sportsbooks instead of just bleeding cash... I've already got accounts open at DraftKings and FanDuel.

1. You deposit 100 bucks, and they toss you another 100 for good measure.
2. So now you’re sitting on 200 total.
3. Here’s the catch—you have to wager that entire 200 three different times on odds higher than 1.5.
4. Find any random soccer match.
5. Put your 200 on "under 2.5 goals" at one sportsbook.
6. Then, take that same 200 and bet on "over 2.5 goals" for the exact same game at a different sportsbook.
7. Ideally, you'd lose the bet at the site where you got the bonus and win it at the other one. Makes sense, right?
8. You following what I'm saying here?

Basically, you need an initial 100 bucks for Bet365.
Plus another 200 at a different bookie to hedge against whatever you played over at 365.

My bad, everyone—I was talking about BetMGM.
And one more thing, the odds have to be at least 1.5.

But even then, you can still get screwed by them.
If you put 50 bucks on under 2.5 goals and another 50 on over 1.5, you end up losing 10 bucks every single time the cycle turns.
So, you’re left with 70 bucks.

A buddy of mine tried this exact setup—he was trying to skim 35 bucks off the top, splitting it between his wife, himself, and some cousin of his... it totally backfired.
The only thing he actually lost was his bonus, and that was that.

But look, if anyone has enough cash to play both sides on a different sportsbook—like betting the under on one site and the over on BetMGM—you can run that loop a few times and just call it a day.

driftinghawk83 said:and I think the odds have to be higher than 2.00—pretty sure I read that somewhere.
don't quote me on that 100%, okay?

The odds need to be 2.00 or higher.
Honestly, you’re better off just sticking with DraftKings; they give a hundred bucks to every single new user who signs up.
You just have to wager it three times over at any decent odds.