Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

Benjamin Rogers3 said:I’m not trying to get rich or anything. I just want to place some casual bets online because the local betting shop is way too far from where I live.

Anyone have an account on a site like DraftKings (even if they don't need it) with a little extra cash they could lend me?
The thing is, I don't have a credit card. I’d gladly deposit the money myself, but I just don't have one....

😂

Just find someone to do a bank transfer for you... give them the cash in person and have them send it to your account via Chase.☕

So, is this happening over on MoneyBookers?
How does the whole process actually work?

Benjamin Rogers3 said:Are we talking about MoneyBookers here?
How does that actually work?

Look, you just set up a MoneyBookers account. Then you find someone nearby—someone you actually trust—and you hand them something like $27 in cash. In exchange, they send you 10 bucks from their own MoneyBookers account. From there, you just push that over to DraftKings. 🙄

They sent my payout on the 4th, and honestly, I was already starting to get a little anxious about it!

Hey, does anyone know if there’s a sportsbook out there offering a sign-up bonus that doesn't actually require you to deposit anything first? Or—and this is a bit of a long shot—does anybody happen to know a trick for snagging a promo code over at DraftKings so I can score a quick five bucks?

So, I was messing around on DraftKings with a hundred bucks and actually managed to pull another hundred out of them. The catch was this six-times rollover requirement, so I just kept hitting it with ten-dollar bets here and there. By the time I'd cycled through six hundred in total action on that initial hundred, I cleared the hurdle and snagged the bonus.

Look, you don't have to drop $300 on a single bet at 1.5 odds just to clear this... You just need to hit a total wagering volume of $300. It’s basic math. For example, if you put $10 down today on a 1.50 line, you get your return. Do that again tomorrow with another $10 at 1.50, and you've logged $20 in total action. You still need another $280 to satisfy the requirements, then the bonus is officially cleared and you can finally request your first payout. 👍

Is there any kind soul out there willing to send $3.25
my way?
muhaha (though I’m secretly hoping someone actually will)

peace and blessings to you all

Benjamin Rogers3 said:Is there some kind of Good Samaritan out there willing to wire me $3.25
?
muhaha (fingers crossed)

Peace and blessings

Pretty sure the minimum deposit at most places like DraftKings is $10... you almost never see anything for $5

Finally managed to place a bet tonight and actually snagged a win, haha... but trying to get my money out? Total nightmare. They offer three ways to withdraw—Visa and Mastercard—but when you pick either one, it just tells you neither card is available (even though my deposit went through perfectly fine). Then there’s the Moneybookers option, but that only works if you deposited that way to begin with, which I didn't. The third choice is a bank transfer, which apparently requires an IBAN, which I'm assuming you can only get if you have a foreign currency account... at least that's my best guess, lol. I am never touching Bet-at-shit again. DraftKings really outdid themselves with this sportsbook.

j.b.g..

well, thanks for that

mere lock

Heh, looks like they finally folded under all that pressure. They just enabled payouts to Visa and Mastercard today... honestly, those losers won't be able to dodge us for much longer.

Hey there, look, I’m not entirely sure how it works with this specific sportsbook yet—haven't even had a chance to check my bank statement at an ATM, haha. But, just speaking from experience, when I used DraftKings (similar to how I handle BetMGM), I deposited straight from my standard Visa card... you know, just a regular domestic account. Since everything was in USD, they just handle the conversion on their end if needed. I didn't notice any extra fees being tacked on, though if there were, it was probably just some negligible amount... as for anything else, I haven't really looked into it yet.

I don't want to start a whole new thread just for this, so I'll just keep going here...

Is it actually possible for the odds on a Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics win tomorrow (basketball) to be sitting at 1.00? At least, that's how it looks over on DraftKings.

Meanwhile, over at The Ritz-Carlton and Benjamin Franklin, there isn't even an odd listed for the home team, but the away side is at 0.93.😂

I just got off the phone with them... we'll see what comes of it.🤷

Got an update (about 28 minutes ago, though I haven't checked yet)... they fixed the odds on the France game from 2.50 down to 1.50... as for the game in Greece, they told me to keep an eye out because they expect the odds to shift again later. 🤣

I’ve already been told 3 or 4 times now that they haven't received my ID or credit card copies. Is anyone else running into these withdrawal issues with them?

To be specific, I just want to grab some of my cash, and they're doing the usual thing where they ask for copies of my docs before they'll release the funds. Are they just messing with me? I send over the copies in a zip file and then they claim they didn't get anything at all. Am I going crazy here? 🙄

analogviper12 said:Man, I’m losing my mind here—I’ve been told three or four times now that they haven't even received my ID or credit card copies. Seriously? Is anyone else dealing with this absolute circus when trying to get their payouts? Or am I just getting singled out by their support team?

Look, I’m trying to get my hands on some cash here, right? But they're hitting me with that classic runaround—asking for copies of my ID just so they can "verify" everything before they release the funds. Is this some kind of joke? I sent over the files in a ZIP folder, and now they're acting like they never even saw them. Like, hello??? Am I losing my mind or what? Who is actually playing games here? 🙄

I’ve never had a single issue getting my payouts from them... honestly. If you're running into trouble, try not to zip those files up—just send them over as straight email attachments instead. Seriously, if you do that, you shouldn't have any headaches when it comes to actually pulling your cash out.

I’m with Scyth on this one... Goldman Sachs is definitely the least of our worries here. 👍

Don't zip them. Just send them over as clearly visible .jpg files.

Nah, they’ve got this antivirus setup that won't even touch a zip file. I’m running the exact same thing on my rig.