How to receive money from betdsi in America?

shaunovery · 01-29-16, 09:17 AM

I always deposit and withdraw via a well known p2p

Maybe you could use Bitcoin

Ballerholic · 01-29-16, 09:20 AM

yea bitcoin could possibly work, I'll look into that

unusialsusp5 · 01-29-16, 09:23 AM

Originally posted by Ballerholic

Hey guys any help here would be much appreciated!

So basically I am a student now living over in Europe for the meantime. At the moment Betdsi are offering a 200% deposit bonus for the superbowl. Because I'm a student I don't have a ton of cash at hand to put into betting, so I would like to take advantage of this bonus. Now my family still live in the U.S and I travel back there every few months. The only issue here is that betdsi do not offer a deposit bonus to European players.

How can I go about making it seem like I reside in the states so that I can deposit and withdraw with betdsi? What is the information they require to sign-up and deposit/withdraw? Would I be required to show a utility bill?

I can use a VPN if I need to make it look like I'm betting from their site in the U.S.

half that bonus is for their casino and the sports will involve a 15 time rollover. you will never get to withdraw more than likely.

Ballerholic · 01-29-16, 09:37 AM

it's annoying too because the bonus is a free play, not even cash

Russian Rocket · 01-29-16, 09:46 AM

you're risking at losing your entire balance if they find out that you're betting from overseas...you can simply one day forget to use VPN, login to your acct and start betting.

that plus a rollover is not worth it IMO

Don't do it Balla...the -EV is written all over it

msutter · 01-29-16, 10:28 AM

I did a 300% Betdsi bonus last month for the max $300. I was given a $300 freeplay in the sportsbook, $300 bonus cash in the casino, and like $1200 of pending bonus money to clear in the poker room. Needless to say they all had ridiculous rollovers and weren't worth it imo. Best of luck if you took it already

CanuckG · 01-29-16, 10:40 AM

None of these bonuses are worth it.

jjgold · 01-29-16, 10:44 AM

If your looking for a bonus I think you should not be gambling

Hollic re evaluate ..why so much trouble for pennies??

Ballerholic · 01-29-16, 10:54 AM

So if I deposit $400 and I get $400 in Freeplay money that's about $800 right there to work with with a rollover of $8000 for the sportsbook. At $50 a game that's about 160 bets I'll need to make. Isn't that achievable over the course of 3 months?

CanuckG · 01-29-16, 11:03 AM

Unlikely. Not worth it for only $400.

unusialsusp5 · 01-29-16, 11:05 AM

nope. don't do it. there's a reason they offer those bonuses. and it isn't to benefit you. they just want to vacuum up your 400.00 deposit and will succeed in doing so.

unusialsusp5 · 01-29-16, 11:10 AM

if you're a student in europe, open up your own shop in your school and charge your classmates the 10% vig and just sit back and collect the money they lose betting favorites. just make sure they're solvent.

shaunovery · 01-29-16, 11:26 AM

Was gonna say if you're in Europe many books offering 100 % dep bonus

DrunkHorseplayer · 01-29-16, 11:49 AM

DSI is absolute crap; don't waste your time.

texhooper · 01-29-16, 12:35 PM

I took a bonus for the first time in forever at the start of this football season. Ran it up quick and couldn't get the payout when I wanted. I lucked out and was able to clear it and take a withdrawal but it's not worth it. I blew the free play on opening night too, Michigan +6.5 at Utah, lost by the hook and still had a huge rollover. I'm never taking a bonus again.

Ballerholic · 01-29-16, 12:39 PM

Alright thanks guys you've all successfully talked me out of going for the bonus haha

horja1 · 01-29-16, 12:51 PM

Originally posted by DrunkHorseplayer

DSI is absolute crap; don't waste your time.

especially when a bonus is involved

jjgold · 01-29-16, 04:31 PM

Halloc good job