Dying and your Sports Book(s) Accounts

**KVB** · 01-27-20, 05:53 PM

Notify the book ahead of time. Some will accept the idea of a named beneficiary.

Others will seek beneficiary paper work when there is a claimant.

All cases will require a death cert.

Make sure anyone left behind is aware of all accounts.

Finally, keep account balances to a minimum as best you can to at least reduce you exposure and risk.

**THE HITMAN** · 01-27-20, 05:58 PM

Good reply KVD

**KVB** · 01-27-20, 06:00 PM

I wonder if SBR has ever had a case where they mediated to prove death and beneficiary for an account.

**THE HITMAN** · 01-28-20, 11:08 AM

A little disappointed this serious thread didnt get more attention. Thanks KVB

**Shute** · 01-28-20, 11:11 AM

I have often wondered this myself

**Sam Odom** · 01-28-20, 11:16 AM

Family member has all Acct & PW numbers + identifying #s or words --- with BTC W/Ds arent as cumbersome as before

**pologq** · 01-28-20, 11:23 AM

i never thought of this. good post.

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-28-20, 11:24 AM

noone gives their family info on all accounts

what, do you guys also give your wife sbr account to soak up the 12 daily points and trivia you are missing out on? DUMB

best thing to do is leave all info on a usb drive/micro sd card in your safe or somewhere private and written VERY IMPORTANT so when they go through things, they can find your accounts..have them perform a normal withdrawal assuming youve already verified documents

you dont go say hey, im withdrawing for this dead guy

**Chi_archie** · 01-28-20, 11:34 AM

Since this post was made over 500 million people have died according to a Myspace post I saw.

So it's a good question

**Otters27** · 01-28-20, 11:35 AM

Great post. Don't leave tousands in there

**Sam Odom** · 01-28-20, 11:36 AM

Originally posted by pologq

i never thought of this. good post.

with all the pertinent info and maybe the deceased cell phone... funds can be transferred out to a BTC addy by anyone

**Sam Odom** · 01-28-20, 11:39 AM

Old days , most of the time , needed photo ID and show up in person to cash check or receive $$$

**seaborneq** · 01-28-20, 11:41 AM

Since we are all responsible for our own accounts I'm sure the books just keep the money in the accounts. I'm sure there is fine print that there are no shared accounts, so basically no one else can withdraw money from anyone else's account, dead or alive. Win win for the books, lose lose for the account holder. If you are thinking about dying go ahead and withdraw your money. It's that simple. I know I did. If I die during football season then I'm screwed.

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-28-20, 11:43 AM

Originally posted by seaborneq

Since we are all responsible for our own accounts I'm sure the books just keep the money in the accounts. I'm sure there is fine print that there are no shared accounts, so basically no one else can withdraw money from anyone else's account, dead or alive. Win win for the books, lose lose for the account holder. If you think about dying going ahead and withdraw your money. It's that simple. I know I did. If I die during football season then I'm screwed.

until they have fingerprints on mouse buttons, they will never know you died if you give up your account info on a usb/micro sd...make sure to include your computer login credentials and instructions for them to do that on your computer

why do you guys not listen?

you are adding tons of BS if you say oh, hes dead but im related to him

**seaborneq** · 01-28-20, 11:46 AM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

until they have fingerprints on mouse buttons, they will never know you died if you give up your account info on a usb/micro sd

why do you guys not listen?

you are adding tons of BS if you say oh, hes dead but im related to him

That's my point. Who's giving up their account number and passwords and pin numbers to someone else even if they trust them.

**Sam Odom** · 01-28-20, 11:47 AM

Damn seaborneq

you trust no one ? not even love ones ?

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-28-20, 11:48 AM

Originally posted by seaborneq

That's my point. Who's giving up their account number and passwords and pin numbers to someone else even if they trust them.

you save the fukkin usb/microsd in your safe or important area so that they find it when you die

pay attention

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-28-20, 11:49 AM

if you are detailed enough and create an extra column...VERIFIED AT BOOK, yes or no...they will know exactly how and where to cash out

**Optional** · 01-28-20, 11:59 AM

Originally posted by KVB

I wonder if SBR has ever had a case where they mediated to prove death and beneficiary for an account.

Yes a couple.

One was a family member trying to pretend he was the owner to re enable a dead persons account that had gone dormant from inactivity. The book reported him for fraud but they also gave him details for the executor to apply for release of the money. Not sure what happened but it sounded like they would pay if it could be legally proven.

Another one was the cell mate of a prisoner (suspected) who had died and who tried to collect after about 4 or 5 years of the account being dormant.

I have never seen a genuine family member come looking for help. I assume most genuine ones that know accounts exist leave it to the executor to claim.

I have thought more than a few times that millions must be sitting in sportsbook coffers due to deaths. And also wondered why regulators like the UKGC have not mandated all books offer to have a proxy registered who can claim easily once death is proven.

**BrickJames** · 01-28-20, 01:58 PM

Play at Nitrogensports.eu, Deposit at the beginning of the day and withdraw at the end of the day. Simple.

**seaborneq** · 01-28-20, 02:12 PM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

you save the fukkin usb/microsd in your safe or important area so that they find it when you die

pay attention

The books barely give out information to the account holder, no way will someone with your pins and passwords get anything.

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-28-20, 02:15 PM

Originally posted by seaborneq

The books barely give out information to the account holder, no way will someone with you pins and passwords get anything.

what are you talking about

if i give my sister my account info right now

she can easily log in, bet, withdraw and deposit

**KVB** · 01-28-20, 02:15 PM

Originally posted by seaborneq

The books barely give out information to the account holder, no way will someone with you pins and passwords get anything.

Yeah, any advice to attempt to defraud the book that is given in this thread is terrible.

All they have to do is ask for another pic and it's over, Funds could be confiscated due to fraud.

Going the fraudulent route very stupid when it's not necessary.

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-28-20, 02:16 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Yeah, any advice to attempt to defraud the book that is given in this thread is terrible.

All they have to do is ask for another pic and it's over, Funds could be confiscated due to fraud.

Going the fraudulent route very stupid when it's not necessary.

what book asks you to take a selfie?

what a dumbass

its ID, bills, bank acct, etc

not a goddamn selfie

coinbase asks that sometimes\

do you guys bet?

**Booya711** · 01-28-20, 02:17 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

Damn seaborneq

you trust no one ? not even love ones ?

family can be the worst to trust....and I do not trust anyone

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-28-20, 02:18 PM

Originally posted by Booya711

family can be the worst to trust....and I do not trust anyone

do what i said and dont suck up to kvb because you met his ass at a bash

**Booya711** · 01-28-20, 02:19 PM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

what book asks you to take a selfie?

what a dumbass

its ID, bills, bank acct, etc

not a goddamn selfie

coinbase asks that sometimes\

do you guys bet?

plenty bet Rudy....but most never withdraw

**Booya711** · 01-28-20, 02:20 PM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

do what i said and dont suck up to kvb because you met his ass at a bash

not sucking up to anyone...responding to sammy about trusting family....pay attention

**firedawg** · 01-28-20, 02:23 PM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

what book asks you to take a selfie?

what a dumbass

its ID, bills, bank acct, etc

not a goddamn selfie

coinbase asks that sometimes\

do you guys bet?

Actually youwager made me take a selfie holding my ID after being there 10+ years

**KVB** · 01-28-20, 02:23 PM

Originally posted by Booya711

plenty bet Rudy....but most never withdraw

Exactly. Those of us who actually take out of the pool get harrassed constantly by the books to do so.

If you care about the Funds, you won't try to have someone else withdraw without legal authority.

That's like forfeiting your funds.

**pologq** · 01-28-20, 02:27 PM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

what book asks you to take a selfie?

what a dumbass

its ID, bills, bank acct, etc

not a goddamn selfie

coinbase asks that sometimes\

do you guys bet?

before I could use Z E L L E with betnow they asked for a selfie holding my license

**KVB** · 01-28-20, 02:30 PM

Originally posted by THE HITMAN

Good reply KVD

Yeah there's some good advice in this thread and some really bad advice born out of ignorance or need to e-fight.

Readers should discern for sure.

**ace7550** · 01-28-20, 02:31 PM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

until they have fingerprints on mouse buttons, they will never know you died if you give up your account info on a usb/micro sd...make sure to include your computer login credentials and instructions for them to do that on your computer

why do you guys not listen?

you are adding tons of BS if you say oh, hes dead but im related to him

I'm with Rudy on this. Give someone all the info they need to withdraw your money. Simple. Obviously you have to trust them. But if you don't have someone you can trust with that info who really cares what happens to the money anyways.
There are a couple stories of crypto millionaires dying without leaving their private keys with anyone. Those millions are gone forever.
Good thread. I'd never thought about this.

**KVB** · 01-28-20, 02:37 PM

It's fine to back up info with someone, especially the estate or bene, but before you withdraw on any account, especially if it hasn't been active, it might be best it approach it legitimately.

If a withdrawal request comes and the book pulls an extra KYC move, then the news of death comes out, some books might use it to justify confiscation.

Not saying that hole can't be dug out of, but if there's any amount worth a shit, it's really not necessary to dig the hole to begin with.

If you come from a fraud perspective first, you may get dealt an unappy hand.