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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

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Jamie Rivera78 Jamie Rivera78 Member
28 messages
joined Nov 2016
#321 ·
Eric Fox7 said:Take this game, for instance:

And then you serve up some lukewarm garbage coffee 🤦

Seriously, stop acting like tough guys and preaching about how betting on these pathetic, tiny odds long-term actually pays off. It’s absolute nonsense.
I've seen it happen more than a few times now; this is just one case in point.
One single game like this—or anything even remotely close to it—and your whole little theory goes right down the drain.

You should definitely check out these threads:

What matters is whether a game like that pops up more often than once in a hundred tries. And man, which sportsbook you pick makes all the difference.
Not every bookie is going to screw you over that badly. You won't know until you actually test it out.
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
5 messages
joined Mar 2013
#322 ·
So, I put down $25 and scored a $25 bonus. I took $50 and placed it on some game that was winding down—mostly just trying to clear that rollover requirement for my actual cash (since I know the rules say you have to wager the initial $25 at least three times before it's usable)—and after that, my balance sat at $51. Then, I dropped another $10 on some bets, and now the app is telling me I’ve got $15 in bonus funds and $26 in withdrawable cash. The catch? DraftKings has a $30 minimum for withdrawals. So, I'm wondering—if I just top up my account with another $4, can I immediately pull out that $30 and then just get back to playing through the bonus money?
wiredpilot2 wiredpilot2 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2009
#323 ·
So, some guy who’s basically just Jamie Rivera78’s echo chamber rolls in with exactly three posts to his name, and wouldn't you know it—in all three of them, he's preaching about how this "tactic" is absolute genius. 🙂
wiredpilot2 wiredpilot2 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2009
#324 ·
Alright, I'm back on the hunt for some good soul who uses PayPal. ☕

I'll throw you a 9€ commission if you can get 90€ into my checking account.
northerntinker76 northerntinker76 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2011
#325 ·
Hey guys... got a question. A few days ago I was on DraftKings and snagged a $5 bonus voucher. Didn't register a card or anything, just logged in as a Guest log in, grabbed a ticket number, and placed a bet. Ended up winning. Now I'm sitting on $50. I don't usually gamble, so I'm wondering—is there any way to actually move this money to a bank account? A buddy told me I have to keep betting there for a certain amount of time and churn through a bunch of tickets before I can make a withdrawal. Is that actually true? Appreciate any insight...
Joshua Garcia8 Joshua Garcia8 Member
11 messages
joined Mar 2012
#326 ·
northerntinker76 said:Hey guys... quick question. The other day I was on a site and got a $5 bonus for DraftKings. Didn't register a card or anything, just logged in as a guest, grabbed a ticket number, and placed a bet. I actually won. Now I'm sitting on $50. I don't usually gamble, so I'm wondering if there's any way to move this money to an actual account? A buddy told me I have to keep betting for a while and hit a certain volume before I can make a withdrawal. Is that true? Appreciate any help..

Hey there!

The guys are busy arguing about who's bigger right now, so I can't really give you a solid answer. Besides, for amounts under $500, people usually don't bother responding.☕

Every online sportsbook has its own set of rules. Usually, they insist you can only withdraw to the same card you used to deposit..
Here's the link to their terms so you can check for yourself.. http://www.bet-at-home.com/lang/hr/agb.aspx#Top

edit:
One of the more interesting rules in there:
2. After placing a wager, the bettor confirms they have no prior knowledge regarding the outcome of any specific sporting event.

🤣
Walter Edwards Walter Edwards Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jul 2012
#327 ·
northerntinker76 said:hey guys.. got a question.. the other day I was on a site and saw a $5 bonus coupon for DraftKings.. I didn't register my card or anything, just went in via Guest log in, grabbed a ticket number, and placed a bet.. and I actually won.. now I'm sitting on 50 bucks.. I don't normally gamble, so I'm wondering if there's any way to move that money to an actual account?? A buddy told me I have to keep betting there for a certain amount of time and play a bunch of tickets before I can pull anything out.. is that true?? Would appreciate some help here..

Look, if you used the "Guest log in," you were basically playing with Monopoly money. You can't actually bet through a guest account—that ticket you played doesn't even officially count toward a real balance. Now, if you *had* registered and logged in with your own credentials (you know, a real username and password) and then placed those bets, you'd have to hit the specific bonus requirements before you could even think about a withdrawal. That whole thing about needing to play "a lot of tickets" or waiting for a "certain amount of time" is super vague—just go read the fine print.

Basically, all of that only applies if you actually have a real account. If you were just messing around as a guest, it’s all just for fun. 😉
northerntinker76 northerntinker76 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2011
#328 ·
Look, I’ve got my account number and my password. I'm registered. They even sent over a welcome email and everything. The only thing is, I haven't actually loaded any money onto the account using a credit card or anything. I just used a voucher and ended up with 50 bucks in there.
wiredpilot2 wiredpilot2 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2009
#329 ·
northerntinker76 said:look, I’ve got my account number and my password right here! I’m officially signed up—they even sent me one of those "welcome to the club" emails and everything. The only catch is, I haven't actually touched a credit card or anything to load funds into the account yet. I just used a voucher to place a bet and ended up walking away with 50 bucks...

First off, just log in using your account ID and password.
2. Then, head over to your account dashboard and check if there's any record of that winning ticket sitting there.
northerntinker76 northerntinker76 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2011
#330 ·
wiredpilot2 said:1. Log in using your account number and password.
2. Check your sportsbook account to see if there's an active slip.

I do! Just checked, I'm sitting at $65 right now...
northerntinker76 northerntinker76 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2011
#331 ·
http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/2279/betathome.png

So this is what it looks like.
wiredpilot2 wiredpilot2 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2009
#332 ·
northerntinker76 said:http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/2279/betathome.png

here's what it looks like

So that's the deal, you're sitting on about 60 bucks.
If you actually want to see that cash, you gotta send them a scan of your ID and the debit card you want the money sent to.
Walter Edwards Walter Edwards Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jul 2012
#333 ·
northerntinker76 said:I got it! Just hit $60 right now...

Just head over to the withdrawal section and see what kind of options they’re throwing at you. Try to set up a withdrawal that works best for your situation—just keep in mind that if they need scanned IDs or some other paperwork, they'll probably reach out to you directly if the standard way doesn't work. I'm pretty sure those $5 vouchers don't have any crazy T&C attached, but if they do, you'll have to clear those hurdles before you can actually trigger a withdrawal.
redranger82 redranger82 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Dec 2022
#334 ·
Hey, I haven't touched DraftKings in maybe two years... but then yesterday I stumbled upon some random bonus and started playing around with a bit of cash, so now I'm kind of wondering—how many times do I actually have to roll over a certain amount, and what kind of odds am I looking at if I want to be able to withdraw?

Also, quick question—is $10 the minimum if I'm using PayPal?

Thanks! 🙂
redranger82 redranger82 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Dec 2022
#335 ·
Pretty sure I finally tracked it down. 😁

You gotta wager the bonus amount three times over—minimum odds of 1.50—before you can even think about hitting that withdraw button.

So... does "bonus amount" mean my entire account balance, or just those measly $5 they dropped in there? 😁

Probably the first one, most likely...
Donna Martin11 Donna Martin11 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jan 2013
#336 ·
redranger82 said:I think I found it. 😁

So, is the bonus my entire account balance, or just that $5 I picked up? 😁

Likely the latter.

Well, obviously it's the $5 you received—at least, that's what the fine print on the sportsbook site implies...
redranger82 redranger82 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Dec 2022
#337 ·
Terry Cook48 said:I mean, obviously—it's just those five bucks you're pulling in... at least that's how it works with those cheap offshore betting sites...

Yeah, makes sense, I guess, but honestly? It feels like such a tiny amount to bother with a rollover. 😁

If anyone actually knows for sure, please weigh in ASAP... 😛
wiredpilot2 wiredpilot2 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2009
#338 ·
Wait, didn't I tell you everything last night!?
It’s a $10 minimum via wire transfer and routing number, but just a heads up—you gotta actually make a deposit using those numbers first if you want to pull any money out.
redranger82 redranger82 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Dec 2022
#339 ·
Look, I get what you're saying, but I'm stuck on the math—how much do I actually have to roll over three times before I can hit that withdrawal button? Is it just that $5 bonus they tossed me, or am I looking at the whole balance sitting in my account right now?! 😁
Charles Richardson69 Charles Richardson69 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2011
#340 ·
redranger82 said:I get what you mean, but how much do I actually need to wager three times over to clear the funds? Is it just that $5 bonus I picked up, or is it my entire current balance? 😁

http://www.bet-at-home.com/lang/en/agb.aspx

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