Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

So, I’m processing my first withdrawal from Bet365 today. My plan is to move the funds over to PayPal, transfer them to a German bank account, and then just pick up the cash at a local branch. I heard a rumor somewhere that certain banks allow you to withdraw those funds without having to deposit them back into your account first. Has anyone here tried something similar?

You're overthinking it, man. Just grab your PayPal card and hit up an ATM to cash out those winnings.

Noah Murphy2 said:So, I’m processing my first withdrawal from Bet365 today. My plan is to pull the cash into PayPal, move it over to Germany, and then just go grab the cash at a local branch. I heard a rumor somewhere that Germany lets you withdraw funds without having to reverse the transaction first. Has anyone actually tried this or had any luck?

Well, you heard right.

Aaron Barnes3 said:Just grab the token and you'll be set.

Hey guys, I could use some help figuring out this PayPal token thing. What actually is it, and how do I get it up and running?

I was wondering if there is any way to adjust my settings on BetMGM so that I can manage my stakes individually for each leg of a parlay?

For instance, if I select five different games, is it possible to have them pop up as separate entries where I can specify whether I want to place a double, a treble, a 4-fold, or a 5-fold bet?

Additionally, is there some sort of method to filter out or move my losing tickets to a different section so they aren't cluttering everything up?

Suppose you pick five matches, hit the Multiple bet options at the bottom, and select the 1X 5 folds. It should show you the total odds right there next to it.

I’m not entirely sure about the losing bets, but I think if you look at the top, there’s a list of all your tickets—both completed and active. You can probably clear them out from up there.

A fellow forum member asked me to post this:

Write a warning for anyone using PDF betting sites—let them know 1xbet is having issues with payouts. Don't let the flashy odds or massive selection fool you; there's a real chance you won't actually see your money.

There it is—just some food for thought. ☕

Hey everyone,

Can anyone point me toward a sportsbook that actually offers lottery betting? I’m specifically looking for something that covers those Greek Kino draws happening every five minutes.

Kyle Perez6 said:Hey everyone,

can anyone point me toward a sportsbook that actually lets you bet on lotto draws? (I’m specifically looking for those Greek Kino games that run every five minutes)

The Greek Kino runs every 10 minutes, actually.

Anyone actually managed to pull a withdrawal from DraftKings to PayPal in the last week?

driftingotter47 said:The Greek cinema scene updates every ten minutes.

Alright, every ten minutes? I highly doubt major US sportsbooks even carry those types of markets.

driftingotter47 said:The Greek cinema is playing every 10 mins

Every 5

Got a sure bet on the fight tonight over at DraftKings
I guess it’s mostly just for first-time bettors—3.5 on May and 7 on Paq, though you can only bet one side (so you'd have to team up with someone) and the cap is $10, but somehow you still walk away with at least $15 profit

silverwalker18 said:every 5

Look, at our local sportsbooks, it’s more like every 10, so please stop talking nonsense🤣

driftingotter47 said:man, you'll find those at any DraftKings in the country, don't even start 🤣

Yeah, most places here, though I guess some might hit on a 5-minute window while others take like 0 minutes
P.S. the lottery hits every 5 😉

silverwalker18 said:Every five minutes.

I have a guaranteed lock on tonight's fight over at DraftKings.
I honestly think this is strictly geared toward first-time bettors. You’re looking at odds of 3.5 on May and 7 on Paq, but there's a catch—you can only place the bet on one of them. That means you really have to coordinate with a partner to make it work. Even then, the maximum stake is capped at $10, which still leaves you with a minimum profit of $15 if everything goes according to plan.

driftingotter47 said:Let’s be real—you can find odds like that at any local sportsbook around here. Don't talk nonsense, please. 🤣

silverwalker18 said:In most of our setups, yes—though I suspect some might hit that five-minute mark while others wrap things up in zero.
P.S. The lottery draws happen every five days. 😉

Which specific sportsbooks actually offer that type of betting option?

driftingotter47 said:it's like a broken movie theater—nothing happens for ages, then everything hits at once

driftingotter47 said:man, don't be ridiculous, you see winners popping up at our local DraftKings every ten minutes🤣

Not really. Between state lotteries and the big national ones, there's a drawing happening basically every five minutes

Anyone else run into this headache with Marathon? I tried logging in this morning and it’s acting like my password doesn't exist. Sent them an email and they just told me to call customer service—they've got one toll-free number for the UK, but the other one isn't marked as free, so I haven't touched it yet. Then I tried the "lost password" route, typed in my email and birthday exactly right, and their response was basically saying they couldn't reset it for me either.
Which is a total joke. Honestly, thank god I moved $600 over to PayPal two days ago, so there's only about $150 left in there. If that goes down too, it could have been way worse.
Has anyone dealt with this kind of nonsense at Marathon before?

More PayPal drama 🤔

So, my account got hacked. First email they sent told me to change my password—done.
Next email said I had to update my email address (and kill the old ones), then send over my ID and a utility bill to prove who I am so they’d unlock the account (they froze all outgoing transfers right after the breach). I did all that a week ago. Sent everything they asked for, but still absolute radio silence on their end.
The first two times, they replied within 24 hours.
Anyone know how long this nightmare actually takes?

Does the sportsbook handle the tax withholding if I have my winnings sent directly to my bank account?

Nope.