Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

Hey everyone, I’ve run into a bit of a snag here.
So, I just signed up for bwin.com a few days ago, and I’m itching to get my first bet placed. The problem is, I have absolutely no clue how to actually get money into my account 😢
I'm trying to figure out the best way to fund my bwin account. I'm based over in Kentucky, and I've got a standard debit card from Chase, but I’m getting totally lost looking at the Visa card images on their site—it feels like they aren't showing exactly what I'm working with. I've seen people on other forums claiming you need a "credit" card specifically to make deposits work. Can anyone point me in the right direction for a way to deposit without drowning in a mountain of paperwork? Is there any way to just go to a local CVS or a post office and pay via a money order or something similar?
Thanks in advance...

You’re gonna need a card that actually has those CVV numbers on it—you know, those three little digits printed right on the back.

Got a bit of a headache with an online sportsbook—was betting live on games, right? A player pulls a game, but then the site flags my bet as a loss. Is there some site out there that breaks down tennis matches by individual games, like where I can actually see who won which one?
Thanks in advance

Anyone interested in picking up a $15 voucher for BetOnline? I need $33 🤷
I switched over to DraftKings...

I'm having trouble withdrawing funds from my PayPal account. I suspect the issue might be due to a typo in my last name. On my actual bank card, the name includes a special character, but when I set up my PayPal profile, I just used a standard letter instead.😵

Can anyone tell me if this mismatch actually matters? And if so, what should my next move be?

First thing you gotta do is verify your card on PayPal. As soon as you log in, you’ll see options right in the middle of the screen for card verification, bank verification, and address. Just hit that card verification button, and they’re gonna pull a tiny amount—somewhere between a buck and three bucks—from your account. In a few days, just swing by your local JPMorgan Chase and grab a statement. It’ll show you the exact amount they took, down to the penny. Once you have that number, just plug it into PayPal. You gotta be spot on with the cents. Doesn't matter if you've got

Terry Edwards6 said:First, you really have to verify your card through PayPal. Once you log in, there should be some prompts right in the middle of the screen for card verification, bank verification, and address. Just click on the card verification option. They’ll pull somewhere between one and three dollars from your account. Then, after a few days, I suppose you should head down to your local JPMorgan Chase and ask for a statement. It will show the exact amount they charged you. You need to enter that specific amount into PayPal. It has to be accurate down to the penny. I guess it doesn't matter if you have...

I went ahead and did all of that, but I tried to withdraw my funds to my card four days ago and still nothing has happened.

And that address verification code hasn't shown up yet either.

And just like that, it’s gone http://www.atpworldtour.com/

I don't want to overstep here, but this
is my take.
The easiest way is just to fund your PayPal account using a foreign currency account from JPMorgan Chase (that makes everything automatically verified). Withdrawals back to that account are pretty fast since PayPal uses the same banking partners here in the States.

As for Mexico, Canada, or other places, I'm not sure which banks they partner with.

For years, I kept saying a debit card was the best move, but now I realize that withdrawing via a standard bank account is much faster and doesn't come with those tiny withdrawal limits.

I'm not really active on forums, so if someone has an issue they can't solve, just describe it and email me. I'll help where I can.

Drew Reed4 said:Can anyone recommend an online casino that actually pays out without any drama here in the States
and has some decent roulette games to play?

Lately, you can find live roulette pretty much everywhere in the online casino scene—I usually stick to sites like DraftKings or BetMGM since they’re reliable, and they make everything super easy to navigate in English. If you're looking for variety, check this list out; it covers most of the top-tier live casinos worth your time:
live dealer casino

Mark Kelly said:I went through all the steps, but I tried withdrawing my funds to my card four days ago and—still nothing.

Plus, that address verification code hasn't shown up yet either.

Look, you can find all the specifics right here:
online betting

Those hacks over at Diners Club slapped me with an extra $17 just because Moneybookers charged me $1.08 for card verification. Can you believe the nerve of these people? 👎👎👎

Does anyone have any info on when the bonus will be released and which newspapers will be carrying it?
If you hear anything, please let me know!

Better go ask those people over at 24 Hour Fitness...☕

I have a quick question
For the last few days, I’ve been having nothing but trouble trying to deposit funds (for my first bet)
on Bwin and BetOnline, and neither site will accept
my wager. I finally realized today that they’re asking for authorization—basically, they want me to
send over a photo of my credit card.
Isn't that a bit much when it comes to protecting my card information?
Is this actually standard procedure, or should I be able to do this without providing that?

Chloe Rivera14 said:I’ve got a quick question
For the last few days, I haven't been able to deposit any money (for my first bet)
on DraftKings or FanDuel, and they won't accept my
wager. It turns out today that they need authorization, meaning I have to
send them a photo of my card.
Isn't that a massive invasion of privacy regarding card security?
Is this a standard thing, or can I get around it?

When I was paying for my mom, it didn't ask for this, but when it happened to my brother, I refused... if I send both sides, does that mean they can just spend whatever they want!? Since you need both the front and back numbers...👎

They’ve really started ripping people off, especially over at DraftKings. They didn't even ask for any ID or documentation—it's a miracle they didn't demand my birth certificate too. Two of my buddies got totally played by them; they managed to pull out whatever cash they had left before jumping ship to FanDuel, which they say has way better odds.

Sophia Hall87 said:I received a $5 gift voucher, so I signed up and played for a few days... my first wager was $5, and the rest were somewhere between $10 and $50... I placed about 5 or 6 bets total... and now my balance has climbed to $100, which I’m looking to withdraw... I set up a PayPal account and tried to transfer the funds from BetOnline to my PayPal, but when I go to the withdrawal section via PayPal, it shows this message: WITHDRAWAL

Withdrawals via PayPal are not permitted!

Note:
For your own security—withdrawals from your betting account via PayPal can only be sent to the specific PayPal account you originally used to fund your betting account!

We appreciate your understanding!

What's the issue here—why won't they let me transfer to my account? (I haven't actually made any deposits into BetOnline on this current account yet)

Can anyone help me figure out how to get this moved to my account?😕

http://www.payingsafer.com - deposits and withdrawals through PayPal, though there is a commission involved.

Generally speaking, making deposits to PayPal for these sites isn't strictly legal in the States—they often go through Visa Electron, but it remains technically unauthorized.

You should be able to sort out that $100 quite easily using the site mentioned above... though, if you tally everything up, they will likely take a 10% cut. That is probably your best bet, and you get the cash directly into your checking account—which is a significant advantage regarding taxes... for $100 it might not matter much, but for larger amounts, it becomes incredibly important.

Best regards!

Bradley Cox5 said:http://www.payingsafer.com - you can handle deposits and withdrawals through MB, just watch out for the commission.

Just a heads up, making direct deposits into an American bank account from overseas is technically against the rules. Even if they clear via Visa Electron, it’s still shady business.

Honestly, getting that 100 bucks sorted is super easy using that site I mentioned above. Though, if you add everything up, they’ll probably take about 10% of your cut. Still, it's your best bet because the cash lands right in your checking account. That’s huge for staying on top of your taxes—doesn't matter much for 100 bucks, but once you start talking bigger numbers, it becomes a massive deal.

Cheers!

Moneybookers is basically the same garbage as Payingsafer. It's honestly stupid to let them snatch 10% of your money for absolutely nothing.