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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

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Joshua Garcia8 Joshua Garcia8 Member
11 messages
joined Mar 2012
#1061 ·
Jamie Jones19 said:I’m switching bookies! This is ridiculous—I've been waiting 34 days for bwin to pay out my winnings, and they won't even reply to my emails.
After the third email, they promised me the money would be in my account within 5 days. It’s been 10 days now and still nothing. I just emailed them saying I’m going to sue. 🤷

Does anyone else have a solid offer on the NBA or tennis, and actually pays out within 1–2 days?

I avoid bwin like the plague.☕

As for payouts from Bet365, I haven't had any issues. Not sure if it's really 1–2 days, maybe more like 3–4, but whenever I check after a few days, the money is there.

Take a look at their lines; you don't even need to log in to see what they're offering.🤷

Jeffrey Gray66 said:http://www.pinnaclesports.com/

That's an American sportsbook, though they moved offshore because of some US laws.
They have the best lines on American sports.
And for tennis, Bet365 is pretty strong too.

Bet365 is good for tennis😕... I don't know about that. Our local bookies actually have better tennis lines than they do.
Alex Cook Alex Cook Active Member
157 messages
joined May 2009
#1062 ·
+1 for Pinnacle.
Sarah Wilson75 Sarah Wilson75 Member
19 messages
joined Jul 2008
#1063 ·
Joshua Garcia8 said:Bet365 is supposedly great at tennis 😕 but honestly? I don't see it. Our local US sportsbooks actually offer way better tennis odds than they do.

I don't know, man. I used to mess around with live betting all the time. Like, betting on whether an opponent would break serve, or just guessing the exact score of a game.😂😂 😁 😁
Something like winning by 15 points or whatever.
Once I finally figured out the logic behind service games, the odds were sitting at 3.75 for a player to hold during their opponent's service—though obviously, that depends entirely on who's on the court. I managed to nail it twice in a row, putting down 20 bucks each time, and what do those vultures do? They immediately slashed my odds from 3.75 down to 2.8! Can you believe that?😁 😁
Honestly, I had the best luck when there was no live stream available. As soon as they started broadcasting the match, I’d just get completely confused by everything happening.😂 😂
Jamie Jones19 Jamie Jones19 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Oct 2008
#1064 ·
I just placed my bets over at Bet365, so now we wait and see how things shake out! Fingers crossed! Thanks everyone!
Amanda Evans2 Amanda Evans2 Veteran
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joined Nov 2014
#1065 ·
From what I’ve been looking at, Pinnacle definitely offers the best odds among the ones listed here 👍
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wiredjackal91 wiredjackal91 Member
11 messages
joined Nov 2007
#1066 ·
Joshua Garcia8 said:I steer clear of bwin like the plague, honestly☕

When it comes to getting paid out by Bet365, I haven’t run into any drama personally. I can't say for sure if it hits within a day or two, but usually, once three or four days have rolled by, the cash is right where it should be. I don't go checking every single minute, so I'm not an expert, but the money always shows up eventually.

Take a look at their lineup; you don't even need to sign in to see what they're offering.🤷

Bet365 is pretty solid when it comes to tennis😕 though I'm not entirely sure why—it feels like our local US sportsbooks actually have much better tennis odds than they do.

Could you give me a rough idea of the amounts you've been withdrawing? Like, we talking tens, hundreds, or thousands of dollars? Maybe even tens of thousands?🙂

In general, do these places only start giving you a hard time once you hit those bigger numbers, or is it just a case of "if they're going to screw you over, they'll do it regardless"?😁
Sarah Wilson75 Sarah Wilson75 Member
19 messages
joined Jul 2008
#1067 ·
So, I’ve got accounts scattered across a few different sportsbooks, though most of my action has been through Bet365 and DraftKings.
To be fair, my time over at DraftKings was just playing with five bucks I snagged from a promo, but honestly? It was a great experience, especially hitting those live bets. It’s weird because I see so many people on other forums constantly whining about their service, but I didn't have that issue.
One thing to keep in mind, though, is that they cap you at eight legs per slip, whether you're doing a straight bet or a parlay. Plus, you're looking at a minimum stake of somewhere between fifty cents to a buck for any combo plays.
Sam Diaz2 Sam Diaz2 Member
46 messages
joined Mar 2012
#1068 ·
Jamie Jones19 said:I’m switching sportsbooks. This is ridiculous. I’ve been waiting 34 days for bwin to actually pay me out, and when I email them, they don't even bother responding.
After my third email, they promised the money would be in my account within 5 days, but it's been 10 days now and still nothing. So, I just sent them a note saying I'm going to sue. 🤷

Does anyone else have a solid offer for the NBA or tennis, maybe somewhere that actually pays out within a day or two?

Man, that sucks. From what I see, bwin has a C- rating (Average to below average cust. service with some risk to players funds.)

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/Rati...px?Show=Rating

Alex Cook said:+1 for Pinnacle.

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Joshua Garcia8 Joshua Garcia8 Member
11 messages
joined Mar 2012
#1069 ·
Jeffrey Gray66 said:I don't know, I used to bet on live action. Like, betting on a break of serve, or the exact score of a game.😂 😂 😁
Something like winning by 15 or whatever.
Once I figured out the pattern for service games—odds were at 3.75 for a player to hold during an opponent's service, depending on who was playing—I hit it twice with $20 stakes each time. Suddenly, those devils dropped my odds down to 2.8. 😁
I actually did better when there wasn't even a broadcast; watching the stream just left me confused.😂

I wasn't talking about live bets, just standard tennis lines.😉

wiredjackal91 said:Can you give a rough idea of what kind of numbers you were playing? Tens, hundreds, thousands? Maybe tens of thousands? 🙂

Generally speaking, do bookies only screw you over when the stakes are high, or do they just screw you regardless? 😁

Of course I can. Referring to the second one listed here 😉 and we aren't using dollars, it's euros... yeah, tens of thousands. How yes no. 🤣
Robert Thompson12 Robert Thompson12 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2017
#1070 ·
I’ve gone down the rabbit hole of testing just about every betting platform out there, from our local favorites to the big international players like Bet365, Bet-at-Home, and Bwin... and honestly, if I had to pick a winner, Bet365 takes the crown because their bonus structures are actually decent 👍 we're talking a $100 welcome bonus on your first deposit and another $50 when you place your first mobile bet, which is quite a nice little cushion, though I have to admit my one major grievance is that their live betting menu is almost *too* extensive, which is a dangerous thing because I constantly find myself bleeding money there 😂 while the football settlements are perfectly fine, I’ve found that when it comes to other sports I dabble in, the domestic US bookies actually tend to offer much better value 😉 but what really caught my eye was the sheer depth of the basketball markets; having such a massive spread of over/under point totals ranging from odds of @1.45 all the way up to @3 allowed me to carve out some pretty significant wins 👍

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