I have been reading that you can post $200 at an offshore or fanduel to become pro. All I see is Charity and points
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If you're in the US you can only do charity for first time, or renew with points.Comment -
So no signing up for like Draft Kings thru them? I read somewhere Americans were allowed to go thru fanduel
im from USComment -
Maybe, I know for sure that you cannot deposit $200 at offshore books to go pro, and I've read charity/points is the only way, but at US legal sites, I don't know.Originally posted by good_moneyComment -
Yeah I know for sure now offshore is a no go for Americans, but i definitely saw a post where posting up $200 at a daily fantasy was legit a user said.
*Not saying its true... just sayinComment -
I am not giving $200 in charity. Not trying to sound like a ass hole, iv done a lot of work for habitat humanity in the past and i give money to charity sometimes... just not $200Comment -
For US residents the only option to become a Pro is through a charity donation - that's why that's all you see on the application. Renewals can be done with points.
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did mine via Fanduel, but they have stopped offering since then....so was an option, just got taken awayComment -
see thats what im talking about dude. thats a fukkin steal and a half. FANDUEL IS LEGAL FOR AMERICANS WHY STOP IT????Originally posted by 5mike5Comment -
i dont play fantasy, so i let my buddy use the $200 and told him we would split 50/50 if he won anything and could use it however he wanted
he turned into $1500
i agree, makes no sense why it isnt an option nowComment -
Mike my brother never makes wages on spreads or anything. he joined his first pool for $50, got second and won $500. Pretty sweet site if your good at fantasyComment -
well i hate it cause i got all these points and now i dont know what to do with them oh wellComment -
build up your roll and make sumtin happen via p2p..Originally posted by RatpackComment
