BetOwi

A BetOwi Sportsbook (SBR rating D) player has claimed that a $100 payout requested June 4 has not been received. The player was advised that his payout was supposed to take anywhere between 24 and 48 hours. He claims to have followed up five times with customer service seeking an update.

Sportsbook Review asks BetOwi players with payment feedback to write to mail@sportsbookreview.com. BetOwi currently holds an SBR rating of D and is a sister sportsbook to SportsbettingOnline. The betting site was first added to the online sportsbooks rating guide in February of 2013.

On June 27, Sportsbook Review reported that a SportsbettingOnline.ag (SBR rating D+) player had been waiting over a month for a $370 withdrawal. The player has since confirmed receiving payment in the amount of $400 and has closed his payout complaint against the online sportsbook. Users with feedback should write to mail@sportsbookreview.com.

The SportsbettingOnline (SBR rating D) player who reported being owed $500 for six weeks has reported receiving payment.  He had become frustrated given that he cleared a large 18X rollover in order to request payment. A manager confirmed to SBR that the payout was sent as originally reflected in the July 12 report. He has now confirmed that the payment was received.

Update: A manager with the online sportsbook has claimed the payout was sent in June, however the player claims not to have received his funds.

A SportsbettingOnline (SBR rating D) player has filed a payout complaint. After clearing a considerable 18X rollover requirement (the player had to risk 18X his deposit and bonus), he submitted a $500 payout request. The player's payment has yet to be completed and after a month and a week of waiting, he has filed a complaint.

A BetOwi Sportsbook (SBR rating D+) player has reported that he has been owed $500 for seven weeks. The player's payout method is cash based. The player has become concerned after reading the feedback of other BetOwi Sportsbook players who have reported being slow-paid through P2P as well as bitcoin.

A new bitcoin related payout complaint has been submitted against BetOwi (SBR rating D+). A player has reported that the first of his three bitcoin requests was made in March 2016 and has not been paid. Payouts two and three were requested in April and are 30 days past due from the date published on BetOwi's website.

Update 5/18: SportsbettingOnline has addressed the complaint and stated that the $1,000 payout has now been sent. SBR asked the player to confirm when received.

A SportsbettingOnline (SBR rating D+) player has claimed a $1,000 bank payout requested on March 30 has yet to be received. The player was told that he should receive his funds by April 12, but this time-frame has come and gone. He has been given no update from the online sportsbook on when his withdrawal will be honored.

Online sportsbook BetOwi (SBR rating D+) is investigating the $500 bitcoin payout complaint reported yesterday. The player's withdrawal has been pending since April 9 and he has allegedly received no updates on when the payment will be completed. BetOwi players in need of assistance are asked to submit a sportsbook complaint form.

Online sports bettors with feedback on the frequency of on-time payouts from BetOwi Sportsbook and sister brand SportsbettingOnline are encouraged to write to SBR. In recent months, a number of players have complained on tardy payouts through cash methods and through bitcoin, prompting SBR to lower the rating of each betting site.

BetOwi Sportsbook (SBR rating D+) has paid the player who SBR reported was owed $500 from April 1st. No comment was provided on the average time-frame players must wait to receive payment through the popular digital currency. Bitcoin has taken the online sports betting world by storm allowing gamblers to more easily make transactions with betting sites.

A BetOwi Sportsbook player has filed a payout complaint. The online sports bettor has claimed that a $500 payout request made on April 1 has not been fulfilled. The payment method in question is bitcoin. BetOwi Sportsbook players have complained recently about delayed withdrawal times through the digital currency.

Sportsbook Review reported last week that a BetOwi (SBR rating D+) player reported that a $500 bitcoin withdrawal requested on February 23 was delayed. The player reported that his balance with BetOwi is over $2,000 and that he was concerned on why the payout had not been processed. BetOwi has addressed the complaint.

A BetOwi Sportsbook player has filed a payout complaint. The player requested $500 by way of bitcoin on February 23. He holds a balance of more than $2,300 with the sports betting site, which is a sister sportsbook to SportsBettingOnline. The betting site has struggled to pay players on time as of late.

Sportsbook Review reported earlier in the week that a BetOwi Sportsbook (SBR rating C-) player filed a payout complaint. The player requested a $500 withdrawal via bitcoin on February 8, one day after Super Bowl 50. The player was not paid in the time-frame he expected and took issue with a bitcoin payout taking so long in the first place.

A BetOwi Sportsbook player has filed a payout complaint. The online sports bettor requested a $500 bitcoin withdrawal on February 8, one day after the Super Bowl. He has yet to be paid, though the player successfully received $1,000 a month prior. The player was told that third-party processors are to blame for the delay.

A SportsBettingOnline (SBR rating C-) player who had previously provided negative feedback concerning the frequency of payouts at the online sportsbook has reported receiving payment. The player shared that a $500 payout took three weeks from the date of the request to be received. Players with feedback are asked to write to mail@sportsbookreview.com.

A BetOwi Sportsbook (SBR rating C-) player has filed a payout complaint. The player holds a current balance of $4,575 with the Costa Rica based online betting site. He has a total of five unpaid withdrawals dating back to 2 December 2015. He claims that although the funds have been deducted from his betting account no funds have been received.

SportsbettingOnline has acknowledged the latest payout complaint submitted by a player. A user claimed that he requested payment three weeks ago for $500 and that it had not yet been processed. SportsbettingOnline confirmed that the payment was overdue and stated that the payment would be received soon.

A SportsbettingOnline (SBR rating C) player has submitted a payout complaint. The player has claimed that he submitted a $500 withdrawal request three weeks ago. He has called the payout department on a number of occasions unsuccessfully, but that on one occasion a representative claimed that they are "delayed in processing funds".

Online sportsbook SportsBettingOnline (SBR rating C) has issued payment to the player who reported waiting 30 days for a $500 payment via bitcoin. Staff acknowledged that there has been an influx of withdrawals due to the holidays. Players who are still waiting on requests considered overdue are urged to write to help@sportsbookreview.com.

SportsBettingOnline (SBR rating C) and BetOwi Sportsbook players have complained of inconsistent bitcoin withdrawal time-frames. Management is currently looking into a complaint where a player claims that he has waited since 2 December 2015 for a $500 bitcoin withdrawal.

Players with feedback on SportsbettingOnline are encouraged to write to mail@sportsbookreview.com. The online sportsbook has had a few payout related complaints in recent months, including an $8,200 complaint from a player that deposited through bitcoin, but has not had any recent issues submitted by players since a May report.

A BetOwi Sportsbook (SBR rating C-) player has filed a complaint with SBR. The player is owed $10,000 and has claimed that payouts are taking over six weeks to be processed. The player claimed that BetOwi alleged they tried to call him 20 times; the player counters by saying he has zero missed calls.