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[Utility4me]

I went to Las Vegas recently because I want to bet on boxing. This was my first time to Vegas, and I was extremely dissappointed with the sportsbooks, as all they had was "one" fight to bet on while there were several fights taking place around the world.

I want to get involved in online wagering for the convenience, and the fact that there are more options as far as different lines etc...

I'm concerned about the legality, but at the same time, I want to make some money, and I don't believe online betting should be illegal.

From what I've been reading, it seems like the deposits and withdrawal procedures are more of a headache than a losing bet (lol).

I guess my question is, is it worth it? And if so, which is the smartest way to deposit, and withdraw money? I would like to make a living betting online, and I think I can, I'm just a little concerend about all these "red flags" people keep talking about.

Thanks.

[sickler]

For starters, don't sign up with shit books. Look at the top of the page to see sbr top rated sportsbooks and the posters poll of top books. Some of the names are the same...

[sickler]

Some books use debit cards. Much less hassle that route...

[bigboydan]

First thing is if you choose a book... Choose wisely. Make sure you take a lot of time and do your research to find which book suits your needs the best, however make sure you check the SBR rating guide before posting up with anyone.

If I had to recommend a book to you it would have to be TheGreek (SBR Rated A+) or 5DIMES (SBR Rated A), because they have a very nice verity of wagering options on that particular sport.

[WonTooManyBets]

You want to do this for a living? Good luck with that.