Bitcoin: Books That Don't Require Personal Info For Initial Withdrawal❓

[Hman]

Obviously most books will require you to present personal information prior to requesting your first withdrawal for most evey payout option.

But are there any books who waive that requirement for Bitcoin payouts?

[Optional]

Some say they don't. But they all do when a problem comes up.

I think Cloudbet don't very often.

[GzaTheGenius]

Nitro used to not, now they do

[thomorino]

Most wallets in the US require ID to link a debit card or bank account anyways even if the books you withdraw from don't.

[KVB]

Nitro used to not, now they do

Seemed like we had some at Heritage when they first took bitcoin and as long as withdrawals were for BTC there was no ID.

I think I sent Beat the Prick money straight to a new account there, played it, then withdrew, via BTC, with no issues.

That was a couple of years ago, not sure how they handle BTC deposits only accounts now.

[Sam Odom]

Nitro used to not, now they do

https://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/players-talk/3554718-nitro-sports-too-much-like-big-brother-these-days.html#post28765891

[osawalovelymo]

Obviously most books will require you to present personal information prior to requesting your first withdrawal for most evey payout option.

But are there any books who waive that requirement for Bitcoin payouts?

My friend says asianconnect accept withdrawal without asking personal information. I don't know if it's true. I'm newbie by the way

[raiders72001]

Obviously most books will require you to present personal information prior to requesting your first withdrawal for most evey payout option.

But are there any books who waive that requirement for Bitcoin payouts?

Betcoin doesn't ask for KYC.

[jjgold]

Any book that doesn’t ask for any documents be very very careful unless their books in the United States 🇺🇸

[littlekona]

Fairlay has only asked 1 guy ever and he was not even a gambler just using site to wash btc......Nitrogen I’ve heard a handful and again they where mostly cheats or red flag for doing something....Betcoin same as nitro....bottom line is if you are not out to scam these 3 are your best options BUT if something comes up they can kyc it’s in all there terms like optional said but I would never ever use cloudbet

[TheMoneyShot]

Fairlay has only asked 1 guy ever and he was not even a gambler just using site to wash btc......Nitrogen I’ve heard a handful and again they where mostly cheats or red flag for doing something....Betcoin same as nitro....bottom line is if you are not out to scam these 3 are your best options BUT if something comes up they can kyc it’s in all there terms like optional said but I would never ever use cloudbet

I agree.... and Fairlay didn't ask me for KYC docs either.... and I'm up on them low XX,XXX lifetime

I can't complain.

[swordsandtequila]

Betcoin doesn't ask for KYC.

[Outsider626]

Nitro never ask for anything during BTC withdrawal.

[jjgold]

Anyone playing with bitcoin books doesn’t know the first thing about sports betting

[KVB]

Anyone playing with bitcoin books doesn’t know the first thing about sports betting

Tough to make that jump because of some deals out there that might be worth the risk but you could be right. There was a time that was probably outright true, even if only for a brief time.

You never know though, there's a whole new crop of bettors out there exercising a lot of options. Many have written betting off as impossible so it seems like there are less and less anymore. But as the markets go on, and BTC and other alts are more accessible, you really do never know anymore.

Also, BTC was around before the books and the guys starting some of those early books knew a little something.

If it's BTC only book, then maybe it's still true.

[hubie69]

There's very little reason to risk betting offshore anymore. Why fukk around with Bitcoin, online books, getting your identity stolen, etc? Sure the prices *might*, I repeat *MIGHT* be better than what you can get locally (and if so not by much) depending on where you are in the US. The tides are turning for US bettors, legit places are popping up everywhere now.

[jjgold]

It is very hard for any guy betting decent money to Bet say Yanks -190 USA when it is -180 offshore or even better a dog +150 USA and +170 or +180 offshore

Spreads USA ok all sport but money lines you cannot play USA any sport

[hubie69]

It is very hard for any guy betting decent money to Bet say Yanks -190 USA when it is -180 offshore or even better a dog +150 USA and +170 or +180 offshore

Spreads USA ok all sport but money lines you cannot play USA any sport

Maybe. Some deltas *might* be that big but certainly not a lot of them.

[jjgold]

USA has its advantages in some areas

BITCOIN ONLY BOOKS STAY AWAY EVEN NITROGEN, zero regulation and zero identity

EXTREME RISK

[KVB]

There's very little reason to risk betting offshore anymore. Why fukk around with Bitcoin, online books, getting your identity stolen, etc? Sure the prices *might*, I repeat *MIGHT* be better than what you can get locally (and if so not by much) depending on where you are in the US. The tides are turning for US bettors, legit places are popping up everywhere now.

Good deals offshore in terms of vig still and there are some outfits that over decades now have little risk.

But yeah, reaching out to new stuff, especially alt coin books with anything but small change is a huge risk.

[KVB]

It is very hard for any guy betting decent money to Bet say Yanks -190 USA when it is -180 offshore or even better a dog +150 USA and +170 or +180 offshore

Spreads USA ok all sport but money lines you cannot play USA any sport

I've made over 500 MLB plays between just the two Funds I post at SBR.

So yeah, it matters.

[littlekona]

USA has its advantages in some areas

BITCOIN ONLY BOOKS STAY AWAY EVEN NITROGEN, zero regulation and zero identity

EXTREME RISK

Go back to moderating salon please as you are clueless w no good contribution here.....that statement is laughable

[jacko8]

I was looking for the same thing and came across Anonibet, but hadn’t heard anyone else mention it. It’s a trustworthy book?

[jjgold]

Nitro can close tomorrow without a trace

Offshore stick with Heritage , Bookmaker, 5 Dimes, Betonline ( a BONUS GOLDMINE)

[KVB]

USA has its advantages in some areas

BITCOIN ONLY BOOKS STAY AWAY EVEN NITROGEN, zero regulation and zero identity

EXTREME RISK

Are you seriously bringing up regulations?

don't listen kona, go to the private zone, not the saloon.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

Nitro can close tomorrow without a trace

Offshore stick with Heritage , Bookmaker, 5 Dimes, Betonline ( a BONUS GOLDMINE)

How about Bet Islands?

[TheMoneyShot]

How about Bet Islands?

Uh oh

[hotcross]

loose lips sink ships

[themike78]

Nitro used to not, now they do

I've never been asked for i.d from nitrogen. You have?

[GzaTheGenius]

I've never been asked for i.d from nitrogen. You have?

Yeah last time I withdrew, needer photo of license and to download google authenticator app


Just got 150 in btc from contest here.. thinking about giving bookmaker a chance on my next deposit

[themike78]

Yeah last time I withdrew, needer photo of license and to download google authenticator app


Just got 150 in btc from contest here.. thinking about giving bookmaker a chance on my next deposit

That's strange all I've had to do is download the app. No i.d. It must be different for everyone.

[raiders72001]

I was looking for the same thing and came across Anonibet, but hadn’t heard anyone else mention it. It’s a trustworthy book?

They were a top book at one time. Now there can be long delays in withdrawals and there have been confiscations of money. Anonibet claimed the players were multi-accounting.

[jjgold]

[Ksherm]

https://www.abcislands.ag No ID needed..

[skycrapper8080]

I joined some of the bookmakers direct like Pinnacle, Vodds and Bet365. Also joined Brokers like
Sportmarket and Premium Tradings.
All of them has a KYC verification. I joined brokers like AC88 and Sports Odyssey which KYC is not mandatory for Bitcoin users.