Easy no hassle ability to deposit and cash out, low or no taxes on gambling winnings, 1st world country, not thought of as a low life for what you do etc etc.
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England
Canada
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Do you need English speaking, warm etc ?
more options if English isn't mandatory.Comment -
new zealand is actually a place i know a few people with serious operations set up shopComment -
YanksfanistanComment -
Just about any country except USA.
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Originally posted by pavyracer
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Australia possible too.
Getting citizenship legally won't be super EZ in another country, unless you have significant money.
If you have a million, you are pretty good to go.Comment -
Originally posted by Doug
Yes Doug.....need English. No Neteller in Can correct? Any of those place have no taxes on gambling winning?Comment -
Before we talk about obtaining citizenship.....what makes the countries people are mentioning good for gamblers. Some elaboration would be appreciated.Comment -
I think england has no taxes on gambling winnings, perhaps canada too? not sue about canada but pretty sure about england.
england is a pretty good place to be for a gamblerComment -
Uk hands downComment -
Australia.
Can gamble anywhere (as in around the corner from your house), no taxes on gambling winnings, can set up an online account in any country and the Australian books deposit money same/next day direct to your bank account. The weather's good too if you're in the northern part of the country.Comment -
No more Neteller in Canada, used to have it, but it's gone. You can get Moneybookers in Canada instead, which is the same thing.Originally posted by yanksfan
Also, gambling winnings are not taxed in Canada either.Comment -
UK by farComment -
well not really a country, but MonacoComment -
Good luck getting citizenship there. Buy in starts at 8 digits.Originally posted by FthenormComment -
why JJOriginally posted by jjgoldComment -
this guy is worried about moving to be a pro gambler yet has to beg for points?Comment -
Originally posted by poker_dummy101
Can i buy points man? If i could i would.Comment -
How many you need?Originally posted by yanksfan
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Canada probably because you would be eligible for North American bonusues but not have American financia problemsComment -
Originally posted by rm18
Yeah but no neteller....so Canadians typically get paid by check like we do in the states?Comment -
My payment of choice is Moneybookers (Neteller equivalent), which I then use to deposit into my checking account through wire transfer.Originally posted by yanksfan
There's also direct wire transfer from the sportsbook and check as well. I'm pretty sure you can pick up at **/** as well, but I've never tried it.Comment -
no neteller true but there are some other decent ewallets like MB which serve canadaComment -
We have Moneybookers and Instadebit in Canada. Funds are sent right to your bank account. No messing with cheques, **, ** etc. Fees are reasonable.Originally posted by rm18
Moneybookers
InstadebitComment -
Costa Rica. I love hanging by the beach with my laptop!Comment -
[quote=betplom;5408587]We have Moneybookers and Instadebit in Canada. Funds are sent right to your bank account. No messing with cheques, **, ** etc. Fees are reasonable.
How difficult to get dual citizenship for an American?Comment -
The Aussie government has been making some strong threats in regards to prohibiting online gaming. It'd have to be England or Canada for the English speaking countries.Comment -
Originally posted by ScottRose
As cool as Aus seems id like to be in this part of the world anyways.Comment -
Why is speaking English a requirement? I would rather be at a country where they don't tax online gambling winnings with a low cost of living and low taxes and they can speak whatever they want.Comment -
CanadaComment -
Canada is working good for meComment -
England but I hate the queenComment -
Why England instead of Canada and vice versa?Comment -
Wow, why would a country not tax gambling winnings? I mean, from a strategic political standpoint, most people don't gamble, so how hard could that be to pass? I looked into tax situations in other countries before and got scared by just about every First World country having higher taxes than the U.S. ... but I didn't think of researching specifically on gambling tax law. If I try to go into business with winnings, which I'll want to, guess I'd get hit hard then though, eh?Comment
