Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

Joseph Barrett8 said:Bet365 really drags their feet when it comes to payouts, trust me... I used to bet on Bwin quite a bit, but I actually closed my account because I stumbled upon this new site a few weeks back offering a $200 sign-up bonus. I figured, hey, what have I got to lose? Once I snag that $200 from them, I'll just throw down a couple of bets and shut the whole thing down, haha... walk away with a profit again.🙂

www.fortunawin.com

I find it hard to believe there aren't any catches with the rollover requirements—that kind of stuff exists everywhere. Are you absolutely sure you actually read through the fine print??😕

Thomas Mendoza45 said:I honestly find it hard to believe there aren't any loopholes involving wagering requirements; those exist everywhere you look. Are you absolutely certain you’ve actually sat down and scrutinized the fine print??😕

Look, just go read the rules yourself here

http://www.fortunawin.com/hr/special...l_offer_3.html

If you double your deposit, you're required to wager it five times over... but if you snag a $200 bonus and manage to hit a decent bet five times through... and if just one of those hits... then you're sitting on a profit, at which point you just request the payout and you're golden...🙂

Joseph Barrett8 said:Just go ahead and read the rules for yourself.

http://www.fortunawin.com/us/special...l_offer_3.html

You double your deposit, but you have to wager it 5 times... say you land $200 for free and bet it 5 times? If you hit just one win and stay in the black, then you request the payout and boom, you're done. 🙂

Wagered 5 times at what kind of odds though??

So you basically have to roll over a total of 5 x $200 = $1,000 before you’re actually allowed to touch your cash. 👍

EDIT:

7. You must wager your deposit and bonus 5 times with minimum odds of 3:1 before requesting
a withdrawal.

From what I can gather, the minimum odds are 3.00. That means you'd need to wager a total of $2,000—because that's the $200 deposit times 5, plus the $200 bonus times 5, which equals $400 times 5—so you have to play through $2,000 at minimum 3.00 odds before you can withdraw anything.

Thomas Mendoza45 said:Wait, you have to wager it five times at what odds exactly??

So basically, you’re looking at having to roll over a total of 5x$200—that’s $1,000—before you even get the green light to withdraw your own damn money...👍

EDIT:

7. You must wager your deposit and bonus 5 times with minimum odds of 3:1 before requesting
a withdrawal.

From what I can gather, the minimum odds are 3.00. Which means you’d need to cycle through a total of $2,000—because that’s $200 for the deposit times five, plus the $200 bonus times five, which equals $400 multiplied by five... so you're stuck betting $2,000 at 3.00 minimum odds just to see a cent of it...

Well, yeah... but you don't actually have to drop $200 all at once... if you just deposit $50, for example, and they give you another $50 on top, then you just have to wager $500 before withdrawing...

And look, you aren't forced to bet $200 every single time in that scenario either... you can bet whatever amount you want, and they'll just keep pulling from your balance until you've cleared that $2,000 requirement (in the first case)... and honestly, compared to everything else out there, this is still one of the better deals we've seen...

As far as I can tell... the welcome bonus for sports betting is only offered by BetMGM, and even then it's only up to $22, plus you still have to wager $66 three times over...

I ended up signing up at👍

Alright, enough with the constant shilling; you've got ten different posts here just pushing links to this specific sportsbook.
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Joseph Barrett8 said:bet365 drags their feet on payouts trust me... I used to bet with DraftKings all the time, but I closed my account because I stumbled onto this new site a few weeks back offering a $200 sign-up bonus. Figured I had nothing to lose... once I grab that $200, I'll place a few bets and just close the account again, haha.. end up ahead again🙂

www.fortunawin.com

Not true. Everything hits my account within a few days🤷

Has anyone actually managed to clear their bonus over at BetMGM?
I was browsing some overseas forums and saw a guy who finally got his payout after waiting 17 days, so I figured I’d check in here to see if anyone has first-hand experience.

Terry Edwards6 said:Has anyone actually managed to clear their bonus requirements over at FortuneWin? I was browsing some international gambling boards and saw a guy mention he finally got his payout after waiting seventeen agonizing days, so I figured I'd ask here to see if anyone has any firsthand experience...

Which specific forum were you even looking at?

Joseph Barrett8 said:What kind of forum were you even browsing?

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Terry Edwards6 said:Has anyone actually managed to clear a bonus on FortunaWin? I’ve been reading threads on overseas forums where someone finally got paid after waiting 17 days, so I wanted to see if there's any truth to it firsthand.

Are you all seriously trying to hit that 5x rollover requirement over at FortunaWin?😁

Is there actually an online sportsbook out there that lets you set your own deposit limits and just flat-out block access to the casino or poker games entirely?

goldenraven362 said:Is there any online sportsbook out there where you can actually set deposit limits—and maybe even block yourself from hitting the casino or poker sections entirely?

Most of the top-tier US sportsbooks already have deposit limit features built in.

goldenraven362 said:Are there any online betting sites where you can actually set deposit limits or block yourself from things like the casino or poker?

Don't you have controls?
I guess things glitch out on me sometimes too. Might as well go see if my luck holds up at the casino...

Got a bit of a situation here... I was betting on BetMGM and once I hit the amount I wanted, I tried to cash out. I went with my Visa card, and it initially showed the withdrawal was just processing, which seemed totally fine.
But then today, I get an email saying I have to send over copies of my ID and my credit card. Has anyone else dealt with this before? Like, is this actually legit or am I getting scammed?

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rapidskipper87 said:I've run into a bit of a snag. I was betting on BetMGM and once I hit my target amount, I tried to cash out. I picked the Visa option, and it initially said the transaction was being processed, which seemed totally fine.
But then today I got an email asking me to send over a copy of my ID and my credit card. Has anyone else dealt with this? Is it legit, or should I be worried about a scam?

Best,

They asked me for the same thing. I just sent them a scan of my passport. I didn't have to worry about the card part since I always use a prepaid card when I bet online.😉
It's usually just for that first withdrawal; everything goes smoothly after that.😉

Does anyone know if there’s some sort of minimum odds requirement at DraftKings for wagering a bonus? I’ve been digging through the fine print for what feels like an eternity now, but I can't seem to find a straight answer anywhere 🤷

Yeah, that's my first paycheck. Alright, I'll go ahead and send over the scans of my debit card and ID...

Thanks

mistyharbor66 said:They asked me for ID too. I sent over a scan of my passport, but honestly, I didn't even bother with the debit card stuff since I just use a Paysafecard at every sportsbook I visit anyway.😉
That’s just how it works for the very first payout—after that, everything usually goes smooth as silk.😉

Here is my experience dealing with Bet365.
When you sign up, you absolutely have to verify your account just to prove you aren't some bot or a fraud.
1. You send a copy of your passport to a specific address, and then you shoot an email over to support to let them know it's coming.
2. Then, a physical code gets mailed to the home address listed on your ID, which you have to enter
to get the account fully activated.

If you ask me, they probably have the most airtight verification system out there.

I have a question regarding the casino bonus.
I just received an email about a "friendship bonus," so I deposited $25 and received $33 in bonuses.
The withdrawal requirements are unclear to me. It seems to suggest I need to wager the amount seven times over 🤷
I've been reading through the terms, but nothing is clicking.
Does this mean I have to wager those $33 seven times before I can actually withdraw any winnings?

Greetings, everyone,
Does anyone happen to know if it's even possible to claim an online sportsbook bonus if you've already gone through the registration process but haven't actually made a deposit or placed a single bet yet?
Thanks

Karen Wilson59 said:I find myself somewhat perplexed regarding the terms offered by DraftKings.
I recently received an email regarding a "friendship bonus," so I went ahead and deposited $25, which resulted in receiving $33 in bonuses.
However, the specific requirements for withdrawing those funds remain rather opaque to me. The fine print seems to suggest that I am required to wager the amount seven times over at 🤷
. In short, I have been reading through the documentation, yet clarity eludes me.
Does this imply that I must place bets totaling $33 seven separate times, and only upon successfully navigating those wagers can I actually withdraw anything?

Essentially, what it means is that the total balance in your account must be rolled over—or wagered—seven times at the specified odds (you should double-check if that is indeed what is stated), or perhaps even higher. Once that requirement is satisfied, whatever remains is yours to withdraw (and good luck with that 😁).

To put it plainly, you need to wager that $58 amount seven times over (for a cumulative total of $408). Naturally, one does not need to do this all at once; one could opt for ten bets of $122.50 or perhaps a hundred bets of $12.25...

And honestly, one wonders why on earth DraftKings would choose to operate in such close proximity to so many other major sportsbooks.🤷