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**Duckshit** · 12-06-19, 09:58 AM

google research only.......7.5 joint, I'm Sure they would welcome your business.

**biggie12** · 12-06-19, 10:51 AM

Originally posted by Duckshit

google research only.......7.5 joint, I'm Sure they would welcome your business.

listed as A here. on google negative reviews. But so does 888spot and they been around forever hard to trust any of the review sites. Evven at SBR A books penetrate people from time to time. Finally got limited at b365 they wont even refer my bets to trader anymore.

**cashin81** · 12-06-19, 11:42 AM

i wouldnt. potential of 20-30k at 10bet.

no.

**Al Masters** · 12-06-19, 11:45 AM

Originally posted by biggie12

listed as A here. on google negative reviews. But so does 888spot and they been around forever hard to trust any of the review sites. Evven at SBR A books penetrate people from time to time. Finally got limited at b365 they wont even refer my bets to trader anymore.

What are your new limits at bet365?
Also many locals in Toronto why not use one of them.
need the hook up let me know.

**Otters27** · 12-06-19, 11:59 AM

The take crdt cards?

**jjgold** · 12-06-19, 02:44 PM

Biggie do you want me to hold your action??

Seems like free money, everyone wants your action

**biggie12** · 12-06-19, 04:18 PM

Originally posted by Al Masters

What are your new limits at bet365?
Also many locals in Toronto why not use one of them.
need the hook up let me know.

bet365 completly done 1.00 max wont use a local... dont want to settle up every week and keep exchanging cash. plus most guys i know and they wont take my action without juicing me

**biggie12** · 12-06-19, 04:19 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Biggie do you want me to hold your action??

Seems like free money, everyone wants your action

sure whats your hold $200?

**biggie12** · 12-06-19, 06:12 PM

partybets it is. will try 10bet another time.

**xKMACKx** · 12-06-19, 06:22 PM

They'll limit you like any other Euro book but you're safe. I think they provide more rope than Bet365, though.

Also keep in mind they may ask for Source of Funds for that much.

**jjgold** · 12-06-19, 10:40 PM

Generic book that’s ll

Most are all the same Europe

How to you prove source of funds??

I do not get it

**piterp** · 12-07-19, 11:09 PM

The are not scam- but 10k can trigger so many problems with KYC

**Limited** · 12-08-19, 01:01 PM

Also keep in mind they may ask for Source of Funds for that much.

Never understood this part. Say you deposit 1k and hit the parlay or have a good run to 20k. What do you need to prove them? 1k can be a gift from your uncle. 20k you have won there. So what do you need to prove?

**biggie12** · 12-08-19, 02:28 PM

Originally posted by Limited

Never understood this part. Say you deposit 1k and hit the parlay or have a good run to 20k. What do you need to prove them? 1k can be a gift from your uncle. 20k you have won there. So what do you need to prove?

maybe this ia in place for us customers. I have never had this asked before. ive cashed in and out 5 figures regularly and couple of times six figures. Ive played many different sites.

partybets is decent so far.

**Brooklyn** · 12-08-19, 02:33 PM

It depends from Sportsbook to Sportsbook in what circumstances and why they will ask you for the source of funds.

Some of them may not even blink with an eye for deposits of 10k and above, while some others could start giving you troubles for even less than 1k.

It also depends what country the customer comes from and what are his deposit/withdrawal patterns.

And bear in mind that EU legal and regulated Sportsbooks (especially UK ones) are obligated by law to ask you for the source of funds.

Some others questionable Sportbooks however may use this as a tactic to stall your payment.

**biggie12** · 12-08-19, 02:38 PM

Originally posted by Brooklyn

It depends from Sportsbook to Sportsbook in what circumstances and why they will ask you for the source of funds.

Some of them may not even blink with an eye for deposits of 10k and above, while some others could start giving you troubles for even less than 1k.

It also depends what country the customer comes from and what are his deposit/withdrawal patterns.

And bear in mind that EU legal and regulated Sportsbooks (especially UK ones) are obligated by law to ask you for the source of funds.

Some others questionable Sportbooks however may use this as a tactic to stall your payment.

yeah probably cuase im.in canada ive never been asked.

ive gotten the run around with KYC ID to delay withdrawls bit fortunately ive always been paid