Which Is The Best Currency To Have Your Account In??

[jjgold]

Does it matter??

[TR88]

[jjgold]

Aussie Dollar??

[FourLengthsClear]

Your home currency will minimise transaction costs.

[minet123]

GBP
without question

[BIGDAY]

In a coffee can buried in my backyard.

[jjgold]

Why British Pounds??

[Dirty Sanchez]

[jjaycuny]

Shillings

[minet123]

Why British Pounds??

Stability
it has traded at roughly 1 to 1.5 for years against the dollar
easy to move with out raising eyebrows
top books all offer it as an option
once you get "set up" easy to reload
plus if worse comes to worse would much rather take a 6 hour flight to Heathrow or Gatwick and cash out right at the airport branch
plus I can than get Becky to buy me that lunch

[Vegas_bond]

The universal currency: US Dollar.

As poster FourLengthsClear says, minimum transaction costs.

[antifoil]

bitcoins

[jjgold]

I would of guessed British or US Dollar

[brettels]

Go by currency strength, GBP is the best followed by euro. All depends on fee's too i guess but winners can work past that!

[Domestic]

Not Aussie dollar JJ, it is only going to go down if anywhere from here in the near future.

[jjgold]

Thanks men

[vercer]

zimbabwean dollar

[Scorpion]

make sure its not euro

[jjgold]

BP is underrated

[slash]

It has to be a currency that you can use at all books, so for me it could only be USD. Problem is of course that some 7 or 8 years ago, US Dollar was trading at 9 to 1 compared to Danish Kroner (DKK) and now it's like 5,5 to 1 or something like that

[Dutch]

If you're American and you have it in British pounds, you'll always be doing the math trying to figure 'How much did I make/lose in Dollars'? At least I would.

[Maniac]

Yeah thats what happened to me when I first started betting American Sports, I had some accounts in USD and some in GBP - and once I learnt a bit and started trying to standardise and control my betting stakes etc then it just got too complicated trying to figure out how much to bet on in the different currencies to try to stay within my Unit size, so in the end I have since tried to keep it simpler and all in GBP if possible.

[wrongturn]

SBR Points.

[Dutch]

^ 06-06-06?

You've been here a long time you fuking devil worshipper.

[Jontheman]

Why British Pounds??

Stability
it has traded at roughly 1 to 1.5 for years against the dollar
easy to move with out raising eyebrows
top books all offer it as an option
once you get "set up" easy to reload
plus if worse comes to worse would much rather take a 6 hour flight to Heathrow or Gatwick and cash out right at the airport branch
plus I can than get Becky to buy me that lunch

Wow it's hard to be wrong so many times in 1 sentence..
Sorry, but it's never been to 1:1 and was briefly above 2$/£1 within the last 5 yrs . It's not even within the range you give right now...

[wrongturn]

^ 06-06-06?

You've been here a long time you fuking devil worshipper.

Depend on culture. It could mean lucky and prosper. You never know.

[manny24]

straight cash homey.

[eleuropeano]

in the currency you intend to roll high with your winnings obviously...

[Ruifgalmeida]

I have all my accounts in euros, with the euro crisis I am serious of thinking of changing , if italy falls the euro currency will not worth the paper they are printed on.
worst part most books dont alow any currency change

[Scorpion]

I have all my accounts in euros

[ACoochy]

GBP without question

No way. Too much exposure to euro debt crisis....If euro goes down in years to come then this combined with existing debt in UK would place stresses on GBP that would have negative consequences imo..

[Leo Bello]

In a coffee can buried in my backyard.

I know you're jokin', but it will turn moldy quickly. Plastic pipe is the only way to go, according to what I've read. I can hold it for you, if you want.

[jjgold]

Its not as easy to change currencies

most books say no

[Glitch]

SBR Points.

buying and selling sbr points is just trading the euro on a microscale.

[McFly86]

The USD moneybookers accounts of sportsbooks are more susceptible to seizure if your site operates in the US

Your local currency is the best to avoid conversion fees.

If you have to choose, take the Aussie Dollar. The safest thing in the world right now.