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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

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northerncobra3 northerncobra3 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2013
#1461 ·
Pinnacle is fantastic for American sports and betting on underdogs because their odds are so high. While DraftKings is probably the most comprehensive option out there, FanDuel actually offers the best profit potential. I’d also suggest checking out SBO, 188bet, and BetMGM if you want some truly solid books...
Chris Nguyen31 Chris Nguyen31 Active Member
56 messages
joined Mar 2013
#1462 ·
Has anyone figured out if you can use one Skrill account to fund multiple DraftKings accounts? Specifically, can someone else deposit from their Skrill into my DraftKings account without causing massive headaches when I try to withdraw later?
northerncobra3 northerncobra3 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2013
#1463 ·
I wouldn't recommend doing that. You should just open a PayPal account in your own name so someone can send you funds directly, then you can deposit them into DraftKings.
Chris Nguyen31 Chris Nguyen31 Active Member
56 messages
joined Mar 2013
#1464 ·
I have one PayPal account, but I maintain multiple accounts at the same sportsbook.
northerncobra3 northerncobra3 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2013
#1465 ·
Just send him the funds via PayPal and have him deposit directly into the sportsbook; it’s the cleanest way... Why bother juggling multiple accounts and chasing bonuses anyway?
Chris Nguyen31 Chris Nguyen31 Active Member
56 messages
joined Mar 2013
#1466 ·
It’s not even about the bonuses; they just limit my account too fast.
northerncobra3 northerncobra3 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2013
#1467 ·
And then there's DraftKings...
Nathan Chase Nathan Chase Newcomer
1 message
joined Jan 2014
#1468 ·
Casey James56 said:Bet at Home is offering a $100 bonus if I deposit $200, but what are the actual terms for using it? Can I just grab the bonus and then immediately bail?
Also, can I deposit funds using a standard Visa debit card with a USD balance—assuming it converts automatically—and then withdraw back to that same card?

I ended up depositing $15 over at DraftKings, and once I accepted the bonus...
the bonus was maybe $7, I think. They kept nagging me to wager it at least four times at odds of 1.70 or higher. Once I finally did that, I tried to pull my money out, thinking since the bonus showed as $0, I had met the requirements. But nope, they told me it wasn't enough yet, so I kept spinning and ended up losing more cash. It was infuriating. These bonuses are absolute garbage. And get this: when I lost some money, they suddenly credited my account with funds, even though they’d previously told me my bonus was finished and I still needed to wager. It’s obvious they just want to keep you playing until you lose everything. Typical.
Christian Hernandez11 Christian Hernandez11 Member
11 messages
joined Dec 2007
#1469 ·
Eric Fox7 said:The numbers aren't up for debate... 🤷

Why!

I suspect he was actually asking about the maximum stake allowed per event, and let's be honest, those limits vary wildly. On FanDuel, for instance, my limit might be $100, yours could be $200, while someone else gets stuck with a measly buck
Eric Fox7 Eric Fox7 Regular
320 messages
joined Jul 2012
#1470 ·
Christian Hernandez11 said:Why?!

It's just because those are the subforum rules. 🤷
I’ve already laid out my reasons more times than I care to admit—honestly, it feels a bit silly to just keep repeating myself at this point.

Look, if you actually want to talk numbers, just show us the receipts—post screenshots of your winning tickets with the payouts clearly visible. Otherwise, it’s all just talk.

And please—don't go quoting any moderator warnings.
Eric Fox7 Eric Fox7 Regular
320 messages
joined Jul 2012
#1471 ·
Let's just call it a day on this one—no sense in going in circles.
Christian Hernandez11 Christian Hernandez11 Member
11 messages
joined Dec 2007
#1472 ·
What is a forum actually for if not for debating, discussing, and sharing experiences...?

The topic at hand: Online betting through offshore sportsbooks.

Consider this scenario: you log into FanDuel, pick a matchup—let’s say the Lakers vs. the Celtics—select a moneyline bet, and before you even enter your stake, you see the max bet option. For me, it shows $545.45. Meanwhile, for someone who’s been limited by them, it might show $4.62... and I'm sure there are cases where the limit is either way higher or lower than $500.

I’ve noticed similar discrepancies with certain matchups over at BetOnline.

So, tell me... is this kind of discussion prohibited because the core issue is how sportsbooks limit their users? Or does this subforum simply forbid mentioning stakes altogether? To be more precise, is mentioning specific numerical figures in dollars and cents against the rules?
Eric Fox7 Eric Fox7 Regular
320 messages
joined Jul 2012
#1473 ·
Christian Hernandez11 said:—or maybe the subforum just doesn't allow any mention of stakes at all, or to be more precise, mentioning specific dollar amounts and stuff like that.

It’s allowed, sure, but you have to back up those numbers with actual proof—basically, showing your winning tickets.
I mean, how are you even supposed to figure out what the limits are if you don't actually try placing a bet?

I've lost count of how many times I've had to explain the reasoning behind this rule, so I'm really not in the mood to repeat myself.

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Chris Nguyen31 Chris Nguyen31 Active Member
56 messages
joined Mar 2013
#1474 ·
Eric Fox7 said:They allow it, but you have to back up your claims with proof—specifically, actual betting slips.
How are you supposed to know what the limit is if you don't actually attempt the bet?

So, would an image like this work?

This is my DraftKings account during live play, betting on a game winner over at FanDuel for some ATP tournaments.

Link:
granitestag22 granitestag22 Newcomer
1 message
joined Apr 2007
#1475 ·
Looking for a free $5 betting bonus with zero deposit required? Check this out: http://goo.gl/XCGEhz
brightviper173 brightviper173 Member
12 messages
joined Aug 2012
#1476 ·
Caesars Sportsbook limited my account for no damn reason. I spent a few days betting nothing but handball, and they were handing out free handicap boosts for the women's Champions League. Once I realized I couldn't place any more bets, I reached out to support. Got this "friendly" response:

Hello,

Terms and Conditions apply.

General betting rules
5. The sportsbook reserves the right to set maximum stakes on special events or to adjust individual client limits without prior notice or explanation.

Your limit will remain unchanged.
silverridge3 silverridge3 Active Member
92 messages
joined Sep 2012
#1477 ·
brightviper173 said:Caesars Sportsbook slapped me with limits out of nowhere for no real reason. I was playing nothing but handball for a few days, and they were throwing out these gift handicaps for the women's Champions League. Once I realized I couldn't place any more bets, I reached out to support and got this "lovely" response:
Hello,
Terms and Conditions apply.
General betting rules
5. The bookmaker reserves the right to limit a maximum stake on special events as well as to limit or increase a maximum stake of a certain client without any notification and giving reasons.
Your limit will be kept the same.

Welcome to the club!
It’s the exact same story with Marathon and FanDuel—they all start capping you the second you actually start winning.
Your only real move is to open a second account.
Christian Hernandez11 Christian Hernandez11 Member
11 messages
joined Dec 2007
#1478 ·
Anyone here had recent dealings with BetMGM? Specifically regarding payouts... how long is the actual wait time?
Scott Flores5 Scott Flores5 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Oct 2014
#1479 ·
I was wondering if anyone could share their experiences regarding withdrawals from Unibet? I am planning on withdrawing my funds using the exact same method I used for my initial deposit. Their site mentions a processing window of about three to five business days, but I find myself feeling a bit hesitant. Has anyone here dealt with them recently? What has your actual experience been like with the speed and reliability of their payouts?
Nicholas Palmer75 Nicholas Palmer75 Member
30 messages
joined May 2011
#1480 ·
brightviper173 said:Caesars Sportsbook slapped a limit on me for basically no reason. I spent a few days exclusively playing handball, and they were handing out free handicap boosts on the Women's Champions League. Once I realized I couldn't place any more bets, I reached out to support and got this "lovely" response:

Hello,

Terms and Conditions apply.

General betting rules
5. The bookmaker reserves the right to limit the maximum stake on special events, or to cap or raise a specific client's maximum stake at any time without notice or explanation.

Your limit will remain unchanged.

Caesars Sportsbook capped my account at $25 from the second I signed up, so I haven't even touched them. Honestly, you shouldn't be shocked they flagged you. You were basically exploiting glitches in a niche sport. I don't know what you thought was going to happen here. 🤷

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