Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

Noah Davis55 said:What's your method for depositing? Are you using a card? If so, which one do you typically rely on?

I usually just use a Verizon prepaid 300 card... though I find myself wondering, does the balance need to be in US dollars specifically? I wouldn't want a currency mismatch to cause some sort of technical hiccup during the transaction.

redbison18 said:I'm using a Verizon prepaid 300 card, does it need to be in dollars or is that going to cause an issue??

If it's a prepaid card, I guess it shouldn't be much of a problem, but which bank issued it?

Noah Davis55 said:If we are talking about a web card, then there shouldn't be any issues regardless of which bank issued the thing, right?

JPMorgan Chase... look, I just finished making a transfer through my online banking using my JPMorgan Chase card—the one where my paycheck actually lands—to fund this Verizon prepaid 300 $100. It was authorized instantly, and the screen clearly shows that the balance on the Verizon prepaid 300 is now $100, so... frankly, I am quite perplexed by all of this!!

redbison18 said:Using my JPMorgan Chase account, I just tried transferring funds via online banking from my main card over to my Verizon prepaid 300 $100. It was authorized instantly, and the app clearly shows an available balance of $100, so I honestly have no idea why this isn't working!!

Maybe try routing it through Moneybookers
http://www.thpkr.com/hop/money or Neteller http://www.thpkr.com/hop/neteller and then you can deposit into BAH from there.

Microsoft is honestly a skip—you’re better off looking at other platforms if you want actual quality. You've got much stronger options out there, like FanDuel or even DraftKings
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redbison18 said:I am attempting to deposit funds into my bet-at-home account, but I have run into a wall. I have entered all my details correctly on three separate occasions, yet I am met with the same error: "Unfortunately, your deposit was not authorized!!" Does anyone happen to have any advice or assistance regarding this?

So, I decided to try registering over at DraftKings instead, but it is the exact same story. It simply refuses to let me put money into my account!!! What kind of rotten luck is this... I am truly frustrated with this wretched card of mine!!!

Hey there! Just a quick heads-up so you don't run into any trouble—when you're making a deposit at the DraftKings site, you shouldn't be entering $100 instead of just putting in 40 bucks and then following it up with that three-digit verification code.

wanderinggardener45 said:Hey there! When you're doing your deposit at the DraftKings site, don't put $100 in the field. Just enter 40 dollars and then include that 3-digit security code.

It just won't work... I've tried everything under the sun, but no luck. What really stings is that two other betting sites rejected me too, which is incredibly frustrating! I can't even get through to anyone at JPMorgan Chase until Monday, and if I email them, they'll just give me the same "wait until Monday" response. I'm stuck just waiting.😁

Hey redbison18, have you had a chance to chat with JPMorgan Chase about those issues with the Verizon prepaid 300 card yet, and did you ever hear back from BAH regarding why they won't accept the card payment?

Does anyone happen to have this?

rapidtiger19 said:Anyone actually doing this?

Look, we have an entire thread dedicated to online gambling—just head over there and ask whatever's on your mind. 😉

Does anyone happen to have a $5 bonus code for DraftKings?

rapidtiger19 said:Does anyone have a $5 bonus for Bet365?

I just realized everyone who signed up for the ski challenge got a bonus sent via email. I went looking for mine, only to find an old inbox from two years ago. The offer expired ages ago. 🤦
If there’s a kind soul out there willing to hook me up, 😬

I’ve been participating in that ski challenge myself, though they haven't sent me my pass this year. Sometimes it arrives within twenty-four hours, but that's quite rare... so now I'm searching for someone who might have one, though I haven't had much luck finding anyone yet. 😁

So I just opened an account on FanDuel, dropped $25 in, and they instantly slapped a $25 bonus onto my balance. I moved the cash over using PayPal, and now I’m wondering if FanDuel is going to mail me some physical letter with a code to verify my identity? I'm still pretty new to this, so could someone walk me through how this works:

1 x 5.00 Trebles
Stake: 5.00
Potential Winnings: 7.60

What’s my actual profit here if I staked $5 and the payout is $7.60? Am I getting back my original $5 plus the $7.60, or is the total payout just $7.60, meaning my profit is only $2.60??

Sorry if I sound like a total newbie, this is my first time doing this.🙂

Jesse White said:So, I just opened an account over at FanDuel, tossed $25 into the pot, and boom—immediately got a $25 bonus credited to my balance. I moved the funds using Skrill, and now I'm sitting here wondering if I should expect some official letter from FanDuel in the mail with a verification code to confirm everything, or if that's even how this works. Honestly, I’m pretty lost on the whole process... could someone break this down for me?

Hit a 5.00 underdog treble—man, what a rush.
Stake: $5.00
Potential Payout: $7.60

So, if you put down $5 and you're looking at a total payout of $7.60—what's the actual damage? Am I getting my original $5 back on top of that $7.60, or am I just walking away with a $2.60 profit? Help a guy out here.

Sorry if I'm a little lost here—this is my first time around. 🙂

Look, you probably aren't going to see any kind of letter showing up from FanDuel—especially if they haven't hit you up for some kind of verification process yet. And even if they did, they wouldn't be sending mail; they’d be asking for a scan of your driver's license or a utility bill or something like that. They don't just send stuff through the post for no reason.

Look, when it says "potential winnings," it’s telling you exactly what it says—it's the net profit. They already factored out your initial stake from the total payout, so we're talking pure, unadulterated profit here.

aha thanks a ton. quick question though—does Bet365 have a section for your slips where you can actually track what you played and see how they're doing, similar to how you'd do it on DraftKings?

Jesse White said:aha thanks man—by the way, does Bet365 have something similar to what DraftKings has, like a dedicated section where you can actually track your slips and see how they're performing?

Yeah, it exists, though the layout is a bit different. You just head up to the menu, hit "History," and then you can filter by whatever—open bets, settled ones, you name it—plus you can pick a date range (like today or a specific window) and it’ll pull everything up for you (goes back about six months).

The best part is at the bottom, it shows you your actual ROI—basically how much you've put in versus what you've pulled out. 😉

Walter Edwards said:It’s there, it just works a little differently. Just head up to the "History" tab in the menu, set your filters—like open bets versus settled ones—and pick your date range (today or a specific window), and it’ll spit out everything you're looking for. You can go back up to six months.

The best part is that at the end, you get a clear breakdown of your total stakes versus what you actually brought in. 😉

Oh, thanks man, I totally get it now. 🙂

I guess you might as well just deposit $100 right away to grab the full $100 match, since that’s their absolute limit for the bonus. You can find all the details on how to claim it here: http://kladionica.biz/bonus/kako-uze...ladionici/372/