Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting?

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I was looking into Unibet earlier, and I’ve run into a bit of a situation—or perhaps I'm just overthinking things, which is a habit of mine. My withdrawal has been sitting on hold since Monday when I first requested it, and honestly, it wasn't until today that the gravity of the delay really hit me, prompting me to reach out to their support team. It seems I was expecting an email requesting verification documents, such as a copy of my driver's license or passport along with a utility bill or bank statement to confirm my residence. I went ahead and submitted a photo of my driver's license and a statement from my Amex, but so far, there hasn't been any word back from them. Based on anyone's experience here, does this seem like a standard part of the process, or should I be concerned? Furthermore, I find myself wondering if I might inadvertently trigger some sort of scrutiny because of the nature of my recent activity; you see, I deposited a relatively modest amount of money just three days ago, yet I managed to withdraw a significantly larger sum. To be perfectly clear, none of my wagers were anything remotely suspicious or irregular; it was simply one of those rare instances where Lady Luck decided to smile upon me, allowing me to hit several parlays with three to six legs on each ticket.

Scott Flores5 said:I reached out about Unibet and, well, here’s the situation. Or maybe it isn't a situation. My withdrawal has been sitting on hold since Monday when I first requested it. It just clicked for me today, so I finally got in touch with them. Apparently, I was supposed to get an email asking for a scan of my ID—driver's license or passport—and some kind of utility bill or statement. I sent over my license and an Amex statement. Still nothing from their end. Anyone here had experience with this? Will it actually be fine? Also, can I get flagged or cause issues because I basically showed up with a tiny amount of cash and ended up pulling out way more? None of my bets were anything sketchy; I just caught a lucky streak hitting a few crazy parlays with 3 to 6 legs on them.

Just hang tight. It takes them a few days, especially when it comes to payouts.

In my experience, Unibet had no issues sending payouts directly back to the card I used for deposits—no extra hoops to jump through or endless verification steps required.
Mind you, most of the cash I was withdrawing came from my poker winnings...

...just wondering if it’s totally cool to participate in https://tatts.com/tattersalls

if you're holding US citizenship?

(since their site says they take international clients—and I think the US is listed on the registration page too)

Thanks!

Hey everyone, can anyone point me toward an online sportsbook that actually offers player props? I'm looking for things like the number of offsides, total fouls, or duel fouls...

Marathonbet

darkhound77 said:...I was wondering if it's actually legal to participate in https://tatts.com/tattersalls

if you hold US citizenship?

(since their website claims to accept international clients, and the US is listed among the available countries during registration)

Thanks

You’ve already been given plenty of answers and direct links to the legal statutes here, so I suppose you'll just have to draw your own conclusions.

Besides, the way you've phrased this is quite vague; citizenship isn't really the deciding factor in any legal sense. What actually matters is where you are physically residing, because the law applies to anyone living within the US, regardless of whether they are an American citizen or a foreign national on a temporary visa.

Hey everyone!

Quick question for the group. I noticed Bet365 offers everything from casino games to sports betting. If I happen to hit a win—say, $100 or even $100,000 😁—and decide to withdraw those funds to the same debit card I used to deposit (via my local US bank), am I looking at any tax obligations or similar headaches?

Edward Wright2 said:Hey everyone!
Quick question. I see Bet365 has their casino, betting, and all that. If I happen to hit a win—say $100 or even $100,000 😁—and I move that cash over to my debit card (one of my local US bank accounts) that I used to deposit, am I going to get hit with any taxes or anything similar?

There isn't any tax on the withdrawal itself.
Just keep in mind that getting your money out isn't quite as breezy as putting it in; make sure you check their terms and conditions first.

I’ve got a quick question regarding DraftKings.

So, back when I first deposited some cash, I played for a little while before eventually losing everything... then I took a break for a few months and decided to top up my account again recently. But when I log in and head over to my betting history, all I see is a list of my winning tickets, which is interesting, but I can't seem to find the rest... I'm actually wondering where all my losing slips went because I really wanted to go back and look at them... did the server just wipe them out after a certain amount of time passed, or are they just tucked away somewhere in a menu I haven't found yet?

I would suggest attempting to scroll down further and selecting the "load more tickets" option; if the system continues to display only the winning entries, then it appears highly probable that the losing ones have been purged from the record, though I must admit such an occurrence has never personally happened to me.🤷

Well, I went all the way through the records, but I can't find any of those losing streaks anywhere... just these most recent ones right after my last deposit. Man, I was really planning on putting together some solid statistics, but now I'm stuck without them...

I honestly think they just go through and auto-delete all the losing tickets every once in a while...

Hey there
I'm looking into online sportsbook bonuses—basically, which site or platform is actually the best for that? Right now, I can't really swing a trip to a physical betting shop or anything to load up an account, so I was wondering if there's any online bookie out there that offers a bonus without requiring a deposit first? I'm writing from the US, so any advice would be great, though if anyone knows about specific options available here in the States, even better. I know some sites offer something like a $10 bonus, but I have no clue which ones they are or how the whole thing actually works. Also, how does the payout process work, what kind of bets am I allowed to place using the bonus money, and stuff like that? Thanks a lot in advance 🙂

So, Dobet’s got this bonus floating around. But honestly? Watch your step. It's a total disaster when it comes to their odds and the actual variety they offer. Plus, they hit you with all these ridiculous limits on that initial $10, and even if you actually manage to pull off a win with the bonus, they’ll still force you to deposit your own cash before they let you touch a cent of your winnings.

Anthony Davis19 said:Yeah, I'm 100% sure—I can actually read what they sent me. 😁 They're asking for a photo of my ID and every single card I've used to fund my account—front and back, obviously. My plan is just to withdraw to PayPal and then move it from there to my Visa card, simple as that.

And yeah, I had some cash come in via Paysafecard, so I deposited that into Bet365 (couldn't get it to work on Bet365 for some reason, no clue why). I already know they're one of the absolute worst sportsbooks out there—garbage odds and terrible settlement processes. 🙂

Thanks anyway!

If you actually bothered to read, it definitely tells you to cover up digits 7 through 12 on the card number and hide the CVC code on the back. I just blacked those out in Paint, sent them over, and got verified instantly. I can't remember which specific sites they're talking about since I have accounts everywhere, but seriously—do NOT send a photo showing the full card number, especially not that CVC code on the back.

Nicholas Lopez89 said:Hey everyone,

I’m looking for a little advice from someone who actually knows what they're doing.

Look, I’ve been betting online for a lifetime, and if you want my honest take, just open a PayPal account and find a broker that gives you access to those Asian books. I’ve been running things this way for five years now and haven't dealt with any of that annoying account limiting you get with the big domestic US sportsbooks. My payouts hit my account within ten minutes, and don't even get me started on how much better the odds are.

If you actually intend to take this seriously, it’s pretty much your only real move.

Later.

So, what are your absolute top 3 betting sites? Personally, I’m looking at Marathon and Bet365... maybe?

Pinnacle
Bet365
Betfair