Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

Alex Barnes4 said:I was wondering if there's some kind of website out there where you can just plug in the specific parlays you want to play without actually putting any money down or winning anything, just so the site can tell you what the total odds would be.
Ideally, something free and without needing to sign up...

That’s doable on basically any sportsbook site—like DraftKings, FanDuel, or BetMGM—unless I completely misinterpreted what you were asking.🤷

Thomas Rivera35 said:I mean, you can pretty much find that at any sportsbook out there, whether it's DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, or Caesars... unless I totally misunderstood what you were asking about... 🤷

Man, honestly, I hopped onto a few different sites earlier but I just couldn't track it down anywhere...
if you could just drop a link or two here...

Alex Barnes4 said:Man, I spent way too much time scrolling through a few pages trying to find this stuff and came up totally empty...
If you could just drop the link(s) here...

So, if you just click on the exchange rate for a specific pair, a little window pops up on the right side with all your options for entering positions, system types, and all that good stuff.

Yeah, fair enough... I guess I was being a bit too hasty when I first threw those questions out there...
I actually ended up tracking down an answer from a different source altogether...

Hey everyone, looking for some solid recommendations on the best online sportsbook that actually throws in a decent deposit bonus or something similar 😛 Who can I make some moves with using my $15 bucks? 🤷

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Jonathan Hill3 says: Hey everyone, can someone point me toward a solid online sportsbook that actually offers decent deposit bonuses or whatever? 😛 I've got about $15 bucks burning a hole in my pocket—who am I supposed to be handing this over to? 🤷>

DraftKings - $33 + $25 Bonus = $58 👍

Just topped up my DraftKings account😛 thanks for the tip😉 live betting is freaking addictive, man😁
hey

Jonathan Hill3 said:just deposited at DraftKings😛 thanks for the tip😉 man, this live betting is freaking addictive😁
peace

Oh, believe me, I know. You’ll end up blowing through a hundred bucks and your entire bonus if you don't force yourself to step away from the screen and get some air every once in a while.🤣

How do I close my DraftKings account?

I can't seem to find the option anywhere.

Steven Myers7 said:How do I delete my DraftKings account?

I honestly don't see an option for it anywhere.

DraftKings provides the facility to allow a customer to self-exclude themselves from their account(s) for 6 months, 1 year, 2 years or 5 years.

Once this change has been made to an account for a set period, it will not be possible for the account to be re-opened for any reason until after the set period has expired.

During the period of opt-out DraftKings will do all it can to prevent new accounts being opened.

An account that is simply ‘closed’ can be re-opened by the customer at any time.

If you wish to use this facility or would like further information on this, please Contact Us and Our highly trained customer service advisors will be pleased to assist you.

Look for the "opt-out" option for 5 years—once you do that, you'll pretty much forget you ever even had a DraftKings account, and that's that. Though, I don't really get why you'd bother closing the whole thing... just pull your cash out and stop depositing. 🤷

I have a question regarding international sportsbooks (though maybe there are local options I've missed, but I doubt it)

Which sportsbook offers the highest possible number of combinations for system bets?
I know DraftKings only goes up to 13, while a place like FanDuel hits 20. Is there an international site out there that allows for at least 25... or perhaps some other US-based books with higher limits

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So, I’ve officially started placing my bets over at DraftKings... and thus far, I find myself quite satisfied 😉

I tend to focus most of my action on live betting 👍 where the odds seem consistently sharp and the variety of markets is impressively broad 👍

Has anyone here actually used BetMGM for online betting?

So, are you looking to stack some extra cash or maybe just find a fresh way to bring in some income? I mean, honestly, who isn't looking for that, right? :-?

Or maybe you’re just tired of making that trek down to the local betting shop. Wouldn't it be nice to just kick back in your favorite recliner and place live bets from home?!

DraftKings pretty much offers all of that—online betting, sweet bonuses, and some solid tips for bettors too.

Now, look, betting always carries some risk. You can win big, or you can lose it all. But, let's say—just hypothetically—that you aren't even playing with your own money, but rather funds provided by the sportsbook. Is it really a risk then? NOT REALLY. One of the coolest things about online sportsbooks is that they offer bonuses and free bets. Basically, when you sign up for the first time and make a deposit, most of these sites are going to throw a little something extra your way as a bonus. So, keep reading...

How do you actually handle deposits and withdrawals with an online sportsbook?
Where can you find the best deposit bonuses out there?
And how do you snag some cashback on your bets...

Here is a full list of online sportsbooks

Henry Patel20 said:Does anyone have a dummy-proof tutorial on how to actually open one of those online betting accounts?

I’ve heard some weird rumors, like you aren't supposed to tell the bank you're gambling when they ask about transactions (which seems pretty stupid to me), plus all this talk about legality. Honestly, reading through this thread, I can't even figure out which sportsbook is actually the best. Maybe we should just start a poll.

thanks

Then why did she even ask??
I just use my card to deposit into the sportsbook, and nobody ever knows!
Someone asked about the best bonus—it's definitely Bet365, 100% up to $100.
If anyone wants the details, it's on this page:
http://www.internetkladionice.org/20...et-365_27.html

Robert Baker2 said:Started hitting up DraftKings lately... digging it so far. 😉

I mostly stick to live betting 👍 the odds are solid and they’ve got everything 👍

If you're all about live action, check out Bet365... their selection is way better. ☕

Just wanted to throw my two cents in here—maybe someone else has dealt with Unibet before?
So, about 17 days ago, I requested a withdrawal (it wasn't even a huge amount, maybe around $65), and as of today, nothing has hit my bank account. Just to be clear, my account is totally fine; I’ve had transfers from PayPal land in there without a single issue. This time, though, I didn't go through an intermediary; I went straight from Unibet to my bank. I’ve chatted with their support twice in the last week, and honestly, it feels like they're playing games. The first time, they told me the funds were sent and would arrive in two days. The second time, they claimed it was actually sent two weeks ago! And then they had the nerve to ask me for my "bank history" to prove it hasn't arrived. Like, what even is that? I told them it’s ridiculous to ask me to provide proof that the money *hasn't* shown up—they should be the ones proving they actually sent it! Plus, despite promising in the chat that they'd send a confirmation via email, I haven't seen a single thing in my inbox. Isn't it common sense that the burden of proof is on them to show the transfer happened, not on me to prove it didn't?
It's not a massive fortune we're talking about, but it's the principle of the thing. To me, they seem incredibly unprofessional...
Anyone else run into this?
Look, they say payouts take 3-5 business days, but it's already been 10 business days!

William Jones30 said:withdrawal

What’s that supposed to mean? 😁

Dana Flores3 said:What's that supposed to mean? 😁

Tito, that just wasn't a thing back in your day. Time's been a little rough on you, and honestly, your monument is looking pretty ancient too. 🤣That's your payout right there. 😍

Bryan Adams6 said:If you’re looking for live action, you should probably check out Bet365... they have a massive selection of markets available ☕

Look, I’m telling you, Bet365 can be incredibly slow when it comes to actually paying out your winnings, so just be careful... I used to stick with Bwin for a long time, but I ended up closing my account because a few weeks back I stumbled upon this new site offering a $200 sign-up bonus, and honestly, I figured I had nothing to lose... my plan was simple: grab that $200, place a few strategic bets, and then just shut the whole thing down immediately, haha... if everything goes right, I walk away ahead again...🙂

www.fortunawin.com