Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

Where are you even looking?
Do us a favor and just drop a screenshot instead of doing that copy/paste thing—it’s impossible to read like this.

Here’s the match and the breakdown for you: http://www.pinnaclesports.com/Contes...ain/Lines.aspx

From what I know, Joe isn't exactly the go-to guy when it comes to deep breakdowns.

Eric Fox7 said:Where are you even looking?
Post a screenshot instead of copy-pasting. This mess is unreadable.

Here’s the match and the breakdown: http://www.pinnaclesports.com/Contes...ain/Lines.aspx

From what I know, BetMGM isn't exactly top-tier when it comes to breakdowns.

I tried, but I couldn't figure out how. It’s basically just as confusing as my copy-paste, except the headers at the top shift right and line up weirdly with the numbers below... it looks fine on the main matches page, so I don't know how you landed on this specific view. What you posted actually looks decent enough now.

Whatever, they don't even have halftime/fulltime betting here. The selection is weak.

DraftKings has half-time/full-time markets, but it’s pretty confusing...http://www.draftkings.com/exchange/plus...et/1.117566520 Why are the odds all over the place? That part underneath is supposedly about the stake, but the math between the stake and the odds makes zero sense... plus, what the hell does "back all" and "lay all" even mean?

BetMGM offers pretty limited markets and doesn't even provide half-time totals. You're mostly stuck with 1x2, Asian handicap, over/under goals, corner counts, and minor props like correct score or odd/even. If you're looking for deep market variety, I guess you should stick to Bet365; otherwise, BetMGM is probably fine for some.

@James Thomas80/">@@James Thomas80, backing is what a regular bettor does, whereas laying is essentially acting as the house. Currently, the best odds are highlighted in blue and red, while the grey ones represent the next best available. If you click on a back bet and enter 10 bucks in the stake box on the right, you can see your potential payouts based on the outcome. It works the same way for lays. Just be careful with laying—if you lay at odds of 3 and put down 10 dollars, you aren't just losing 10; you're actually losing 20 because you're effectively taking the other person's 10-dollar bet at those odds. On DraftKings, they have a traditional sportsbook section too, but in my opinion, the odds there are quite poor...

Your Chase card application Has been accepted. Please load your account with the minimum fee of $10.00 (or its equivalent in your currency) to validate the request.
Do I have to do this via my debit card, PayPal, or a direct bank transfer? I already moved some funds over from DraftKings, but the message is still showing up regardless.

I've got a quick question for you guys. Does anyone actually know what the minimum and maximum betting limits are over at Bet365 for roulette—specifically in the CASINO and Games sections?
Thanks in advance!

I tried asking their support chat, but they were being incredibly vague and wouldn't give me a straight answer to anything.

Does anyone actually know which sportsbook is offering cards markets right now? I'm looking for specific props on which player gets a yellow or a red. Any leads?

wiredcanyon39 said:Your Chase card application Has been accepted. Please load your account with the minimum fee of USD 10.00 (or its equivalent in your currency) to validate the request.
Do I have to do this via a credit card, PayPal, or just a standard bank transfer? Because I already moved some funds over from DraftKings and it’s still giving me this message.

Man, can someone help me out here? So, basically, I withdrew my winnings from DraftKings yesterday, and about ten minutes later I transferred everything over to Bet365 because I noticed it was still telling me I needed to upload $10 to verify things. What do I actually need to do to get them to ship this card out? Can I just transfer the $10—or maybe even more—directly from Bet365 to satisfy the requirement, and then they'll send it? Also, does anyone actually have this Skrill Mastercard? From what I can tell, it seems pretty much like any other standard Mastercard... I'm guessing it works at any ATM that takes the Mastercard logo, right?

Casey James56 said:Does anyone know if any sportsbook offers bets on specific players receiving a yellow or red card?

DraftKings has that option!

rapidhound19 said:It's live on DraftKings!

Thanks, I'm heading off to sign up right now!

wiredcanyon39 said:Can anyone help me out? I withdrew my funds from DraftKings yesterday, then ten minutes later I switched over to Bet365, only to see I still need to upload $10. What do I actually have to do to get them to send me this card? Can I just transfer that $10 (or more) over to Bet365 now so they'll finally ship it? Also, does anyone actually use this Skrill Mastercard? Is it basically just a standard Mastercard that works at any ATM accepting the logo?

You need to have $10 in the account to issue the card. That amount also covers your annual fee.

Man, I’ve tried them too and honestly, nothing. I guess maybe I should've held onto them for more than like ten minutes?

Andrew Howard14 said:Las Vegas doesn't have much depth and lacks half-time markets. They stick to moneyline, Asian handicap, totals, corners, and basic props like correct score or odd/even. If you want actual variety, go with Bet365; otherwise, Las Vegas is your best bet.

@James Thomas80/">@@James Thomas80, backing is what the regular bettor does; laying is playing the house. Right now, the blue and red colors show the best odds, while gray is the next tier down. Try clicking a back bet and putting $10 in the stake box on the right—you'll see how the payouts shift based on the outcome. Same goes for laying. Just watch out with lays; if you lay at 3.0 odds with a $10 stake and lose, you aren't just out ten bucks—you're out twenty, because you're acting as the bookie against someone else's $10 bet. Betfair also has a standard sportsbook option, but honestly, the odds there are trash...

Thanks for breaking that down. That "sportbook" section actually looks like exactly what I was hunting for; I probably wouldn't have found it on my own.

One more thing: I put $20 into my Las Vegas account, but now I realize I don't actually want to gamble there. When I try to withdraw, they're giving me some runaround about needing to place five bets first.

Can I just place a tiny minimum bet—what even is the minimum?—on something with 1.05 odds just to clear the requirement and get my cash back?

I can't say for certain about those five bets, but if I were in that position, I’d probably just leave my funds there; their individual odds are among the best out there. If they’re insisting on a five-bet minimum before allowing a withdrawal, then I suppose that’s just how it is. Otherwise, if you're pulling money out within the first month, there shouldn't be any Skrill fees—though I guess you should check with the others to be sure.

Wait, does Skrill charge a membership fee? I don't recall seeing anything about that anywhere.

Mark Bishop3 said:Wait, since when does Skrill charge a monthly fee? I don't remember seeing anything about that anywhere.

I guess that only applies if you're using their Skrill Mastercard.

Is that just the standard card Skrill issues once you hit a $10 balance, or is it some kind of special, separate thing?

I mean, how much do I even care? They’ve only got one card on file and they're hitting you with a ten-dollar annual fee just for the privilege.

Colleagues, my Neteller Mastercard is set to expire this May. Does the issuer typically send out a replacement automatically?
I'm wondering if there's a fee involved, or if they just ship it out for free.

I am reaching out because I could really use some guidance here... I have been waiting quite patiently for PayPal to withdraw a specific amount of $2.99 from my account, and once that transaction cleared with my bank, I went ahead and submitted my documentation for verification... however, after everything was sent over, they notified me that my verification failed and suggested that I should reach out to their customer service department to resolve the matter... the trouble is, I seem to be unable to locate a direct email address for anyone in customer service anywhere...