bet365, which you probably already know about Marathon is a bit more limited, but you’re likely aware of that too Paddy Power has even worse limits than Marathon, though you can sometimes manage to get a live bet in
Andrew Morris6 said:Sorry if I'm posting in the wrong subforum.
I was just wondering which sportsbook offers the best value for basketball—specifically the NBA, EuroLeague, and other leagues—especially when it comes to "Player Stats"? (And please, don't suggest DraftKings; I've been using them for over two years now.)
Thanks in advance for any help.
If you're looking for single bets on games, FanDuel is easily your best bet.
As for Player Stats, there are some great options out there, though I've heard mixed things about their customer service lately.
He’s on the bench again... he'll probably just get tossed in for the last 15 or 20 minutes, and honestly, I don't see him finding the back of the net much of a chance.
Look, speaking as an Arsenal fan, our defense is pretty desperate right now. Even with the Arteta-Flamini duo holding things down, our fullbacks are massive holes in the lineup. On the bright side, the attack looks solid—I’m really digging Podolski on the left and Ox on the right... plus, I'm honestly relieved Giroud isn't starting. That said, Liverpool's backline is looking pretty shaky too. I'm really hoping Arsenal can actually capitalize on those gaps this time. Their offense is absolutely lethal, though. I'm with Drew Wright on this one.
Giroud isn't getting any minutes according to @1,40 ss
Word on the street from some Twitter insiders is that Yaya Toure is starting... honestly, Giroud’s form has been pretty pathetic lately anyway. He might not even get on the pitch; he'd probably be better off grabbing a burger at a local diner instead.
But you don't have to drop all 20 at once. You could do 5, then 2, or whatever works for your budget... just make sure the total hits 48 (assuming you keep the minimum odds at 2 on your ticket, obviously). Once that's done, the money is yours to do whatever you want with.
So, look, your total stake on the tickets needs to hit 48. Since you've put down 8 so far, you've still got 40 left to go. That could be 40 single bets, 20 doubles, or whatever way you want to play it...
It’s just a friendly, but let's not brush it off. After six years, Trapattoni is out, and an absolute icon of American soccer, Martin O'Neill, is taking over the bench—with Roy Keane stepping in as his assistant. It reminds me of how things have been going lately with our own national team... there was such a toxic atmosphere surrounding the squad recently. Everyone expected empty stands for a matchup against a weak side like Latvia, especially with the coaching seat being up for grabs. Then, boom: Roy Keane arrives. Despite all the old drama about how he left the team, people are actually embracing him, and it looks like we might actually see a full house. They’ve called up the heavy hitters, they'll be playing their strongest lineup, and you can bet they'll be hungry to impress the new boss. On the flip side, Latvia is in pretty rough shape, missing their two top guys, Rudnev and Canu, and they're mostly leaning on domestic league players. I think it’s worth taking the home win with a handicap here.
Anthony Davis19 said:Edit: So, I’ve got a question for you. 🙂 I was reading through this thread and saw some talk about banks giving people a hard time when they try to withdraw gambling winnings into an American account. Some people say they run into issues, others say they're fine, and some mention getting calls asking where the money came from, and so on. What’s the actual deal? Can I just transfer the money to a foreign currency account to avoid any questions? (It's only about $500 total from two different sites)
I haven't actually tried withdrawing anything myself, so I can't say for sure, 😬
but I have read quite a bit suggesting that even larger payouts don't usually cause any issues.
Where did this one-time passcode come from? When I was picking up my card, my phone actually died on me that day, so I couldn't get the mobile banking app set up. They gave me one of those hardware token readers, but I haven't used it before, and since I left it back home in Chicago, I won't be able to get to it for at least ten days.
Is there any chance this info is on some of the paperwork they handed me or sent via mail?
Anthony Davis19 said:If you're looking for a SWIFT code, you'll usually find it right on your Bank of America statement or tucked away in your mobile banking app under account details. It’s basically the digital fingerprint used to identify the bank during international transfers. If you can't find it there, a quick call to their customer service line should clear it up.
Logging in to my online banking account...I was browsing through the latest updates on the Bank of America portal today, and honestly, it’s one of those things you don't realize how much you rely on until you're staring at a login screen. It’s pretty straightforward stuff—just the usual digital banking tools and service updates we all deal with. Nothing too flashy, just solid, functional tech to keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. It’s easy to take this kind of seamless access for granted, but when it works, it just works.You'll find your account's routing and account numbers right there too.
I've used my standard checking account debit card for deposits before, and there's even an option to withdraw funds directly to my bank (though I might be limited on how much I can pull out that way, but I usually only withdraw small amounts anyway)....the thing is, I'm a bit stuck on what to actually enter for the SWIFT and IBAN codes.
I’m running into some issues with my mobile banking, and I really need to withdraw some funds from Bet365...
Do I need an IBAN or a SWIFT code?
I know this question has been asked a million times, and I’ve actually read the FAQ a million times too—I just skimmed it because I didn't think I'd need it. I have an account at Chase; does the payout need to go into a foreign currency account, or can I just use my standard US checking account?
jadewolf16 said:we're getting five players from the third division (basically a feeder club for the big guys)
I don't follow soccer that closely, but those are probably just local college kids on loan because they have a partnership with the major pro teams... honestly, I wouldn't know if they're actually any good.🤷
hollowwalker10 said:Ranheim vs. Alesund... I've got them at +200.
Aalesund is going to be missing some pretty heavy hitters for this one.
Arnefjord 0/0 def Nordvik 6/0 Morrison is sitting at 6/0 right now. Larsen's mid-range performance on April 1st was pretty much what you'd expect. AT&T 6/2
Maybe the odds are underselling Dortmund, but Bayern has proven themselves as arguably the best squad on the planet multiple times this season. Their style of play is incredible—solid defense, lightning-fast transitions, and clinical counterattacks. If Bayern pulls away by two or more, there's a very real chance Lewandowski nets at least one of those goals. Adding a bet on him to score really boosts the value on a Bayern handicap win; honestly, the actual odds for this double should be north of 6.00.