Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

silverridge3 said:I’ve given them a spin myself, and honestly, the odds and the way they lay out the lines are pretty solid. Sometimes they’re a little slow to adjust their margins, which actually works out in my favor most of the time, and so far, nobody’s come at me with any limits on my action. All things considered, it’s not a bad setup!

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I'm liking it so far, even if it’s tough to put them in the same league as heavyweights like Bet365 or Unibet—they just don't quite have that same polished feel yet. That said, they occasionally mess up their offerings or miss a line change, so it’s kind of a shame not to jump on those mistakes while they're happening. Haven't actually pulled any money out yet since I just signed up the other day, but we'll see how it goes.

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Hey everyone, has anyone else had a nightmare experience with PayPal? Because from what I’ve been reading in these reviews, things look pretty catastrophic.
I haven't run into any issues myself yet, but I wasn't dealing with huge sums of money. Now I'm reading about someone who tried to withdraw a decent chunk of change and got shut down. To quote them... 5-figure amount lost
Worst experience ever : PayPal customer service is usually pretty good, but they become entirely unresponsive as soon as you want to pay out larger amounts (5-figure).
I had a minor problem, and sent them 5 e-mails (first: 2 months ago, last: 3 weeks ago), and I got only one answer: a standard reply that wasn't of any help.

I actually just got their card recently, but after seeing this, I’m second-guessing whether I should even bother using them anymore. It just doesn't inspire any confidence. I stumbled upon this link by accident—I hadn't noticed much negativity around here, but seeing that 81.2% of people gave them a 1-star rating is seriously alarming.

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/skrill.com

Benjamin Thomas6 said:Has anyone else here dealt with PayPal? Because based on what I’ve been digging up in the reviews lately, things are looking pretty catastrophic, to say the least.
I haven't run into any trouble personally, though I haven't been moving massive sums of money through them either; however, I just read about someone who was denied a withdrawal for a significantly larger amount—to quote him directly... 5-figure amount lost
Worst experience ever : PayPal customer service is usually pretty good, but they become entirely unresponsive as soon as you want to pay out larger amounts (5-figure).
I had a minor problem, and sent them 5 e-mails (first: 2 months ago, last: 3 weeks 3 weeks ago), and I got only one answer: a standard reply that wasn't of any help.

I actually just picked up their debit card, but after stumbling upon this, I’m seriously questioning whether I should even bother using them anymore because this doesn't inspire an ounce of confidence... I hadn't noticed much negativity while browsing locally, but seeing that 81.2% of people gave them a 1-star rating is genuinely alarming, isn't it?

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/skrill.com

Dammit, it's all too obvious, isn't it? It just confirmed my suspicions that I was right to be wary of this whole thing:

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Tyler Taylor82 said:Man, it’s blindingly obvious. It just confirmed my gut feeling that I was onto something here:

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Look, maybe there's some truth to that, but reading through these reviews, I don't buy for a second that people are just making this stuff up.

Even on platforms way more heavyweight than Trustpilot—take the Better Business Bureau, for instance—their record is ugly. Here is a snippet from Wikipedia:
"According to a Better Business Bureau Review, PayPal Has a very poor Reputation with fraudulent behaviour. The review noted 58 complaints submitted by victimized users, with most of the complaints citing unauthorized and fraudulent charges, poor and unreachable customer service, and deceptive selling practices, almost all of which appear to be linked to sudden account freezes and withheld funds."

Here is another link that doesn't exactly make them look good... I still need to dig deeper into all of this before deciding my next move.
https://www.cardpaymentoptions.com/c...-moneybookers/

Bets10 sportsbook? Anyone actually used them? I see they’re pushing some insane MLB odds. 🙂

Are they even connected to Betsson? The skin looks identical... 🤔

I just have one quick question regarding these online sportsbook sites: is all of this specifically tied to betting on the total number of goals per match? I'm talking about those lines like 1.75, 2.25, or 2.75 goals. Obviously, you won't find offers like that at our local corner bookies. Thanks!

Bet Total goals
0 1 2 3
Over
0.50 L W W W
1.50 L L W W
1.75 L L W ½ W
2.00 L L R W
2.25 L L L ½ W
2.50 L L L W
2.75 L L L W ½
3.00 L L l R

Under 0 1 2 3
0.50 W L L L
1.50 W W L L
1.75 W W L ½ L
2.00 W W R L
2.25 W W W ½ L
2.50 W W W L
2.75 W W W L ½
3.00 W W W R

steelpanther722 said:I just have one question regarding these online sportsbook sites: is all of this strictly tied to betting on the number of goals per match? I'm talking about those 1.75, 2.25, 2.75... goal lines. Obviously, you won't find offers like that at our local corner bookies. Thanks!

Bet Total goals
0 1 2 3
Over
0.50 L W W W
1.50 L L W W
1.75 L L W ½ W
2.00 L L R W
2.25 L L L ½ W
2.50 L L L W
2.75 L L L W ½
3.00 L L l R

Under 0 1 2 3
0.50 W L L L
1.50 W W L L
1.75 W W L ½ L
2.00 W W R L
2.25 W W W ½ L
2.50 W W W L
2.75 W W W L ½
3.00 W W W R

Just Google "Asian Handicap" and study up. It'll make sense once you do.

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I mean, everyone gets their own unique one, and you can only use it once, I guess.

My bad then, I figured you could use it more than once.

Benjamin Thomas6 said:Man, has anyone else dealt with some absolute garbage from PayPal? Because everything I’m reading in these reviews is, to put it lightly, a total train wreck.
I haven't run into much trouble myself, but then again, I wasn't moving massive stacks of cash, and now I'm reading about this guy who they basically ghosted when he tried to withdraw a decent chunk of change. To quote him... 5-figure amount lost
Worst experience ever : PayPal customer service is usually pretty good, but they become entirely unresponsive as soon as you want to pay out larger amounts (5-figure).
I had a minor problem, and sent them 5 e-mails (first: 2 months ago, last: 3 weeks ago), and I got only one answer: a standard reply that wasn't of any help.

I actually just picked up one of their cards recently, but after seeing all this, I’m honestly second-guessing if I should even bother using them anymore because this just doesn't scream "trustworthy" to me... I stumbled onto this link while scrolling, and while I haven't seen much drama here in the States, seeing that 81.2% of people gave them a 1-star rating is seriously freaking me out.

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/skrill.com

Honestly, my experience with them has been nothing but smooth sailing. They have millions of users, so I figured they were legit enough to trust.

silverridge3 said:Are you trying to bait me here??
I mean, you’d have to be a complete idiot to keep betting with these local domestic books instead of just opening an account with one of the major international sportsbooks...

Aha, right. I bet you’re out there raking in massive profits from those local shops, so clearly that extra 10% is absolutely life-changing for you... As far as I'm concerned, I'm perfectly fine whether I win 10% more or 10% less.😁

bluesurfer6 said:haha, you’re probably out here raking in massive bankrolls from sports betting, so I guess that extra 10% is just, like, super vital to your lifestyle... personally, I'm chill whenever I hit a win, whether it's 10% more or less 😁

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If you actually bet with any kind of real strategy, you'd realize what a total nonsense statement you just made—saying "10 percent more less" is just... yeah.

wiredcanyon39 said:🤦

If you actually bet with any kind of real strategy, maybe you'd realize what a ridiculous thing you just said—talking about a 10 percent difference being a big deal.

Well, alright then. If you're one of those people who consistently cleans up at the sportsbook, then sure, I guess you know best.

Does anyone here have the lowdown on how payouts work over at DraftKings?

Someone really needs to call out these self-proclaimed experts who think they can just insult people and call them fools simply because they choose to bet at local US sportsbooks.
I don't see why anyone cares where someone else places their bets. I suppose constructive arguments and good advice are fine, but what is the point of this condescending attitude and insulting people just for expressing an opinion?

I reached out to PayPal regarding their verification amounts—apparently, their total is different from mine because of the exchange rate, and since that specific amount is what I need to verify my card, it's a bit of a hurdle. After waiting two days, they finally got back to me suggesting I just upload a copy of my driver's license or passport. I guess you have to wonder—is that actually a smart move?

Why is everyone acting so paranoid? It's just a bank, not some shadowy syndicate. I find it strange that people aren't worried about how much data they dump onto Google or Facebook, yet they lose their minds over scanning an ID. Or heaven forbid, sharing a Social Security number...
The amount varies because it takes a little while for the figures to settle. I suppose you should check back in a week to see what the rate is and then give it a shot. If that doesn't work, there isn't really any other way besides scanning your ID. Besides, if someone has an issue with PayPal, they could just use Neteller; it's essentially the same thing in different packaging.

stormyharbor13 said:I really wish they’d start handing out penalties to those smart-alecks who call people idiots just because they bet at local US sportsbooks.
Why does it even matter where someone places their bets? Of course, good arguments and solid advice are always welcome—but what's with all this condescension toward people just sharing their opinions?

Actually, calling you fools is being generous. Honestly, "complete idiots" might be more accurate... though even that feels like an understatement.

Now the moderator—who happens to bet at the same local shops—is probably going to throw a fit and permaban me just to prove he's some kind of big shot... 🙂

Here you go, buddy—just trying to make your day a little brighter.