access to betfair from a banned country

**sharlataans** · 11-29-12, 10:46 AM

I am interested also

**manthos1701** · 11-29-12, 02:27 PM

i hope we get some info sooner or later because there are many ways as i have heard but i would definatelly prefer someone with experience on that.

**rumnblack** · 12-02-12, 01:21 AM

Do you have friends or family in any country where Betfair is available?

If the answer is yes it would be pretty easy to set up a bank account in that country, using your family or friends address and then bet via a paid proxy/vpn that would point to that same country.

Using a proxy is fairly simple but there are still things you have to do to avoid security checks, such as setting the location of the computer to the country your proxy is in and clearing cookies (and flash cookies) every time you login to the book.

I'm in America and use Euro books everyday of the week and have only ever had the odd problem with specific books and no problems with most of them. I've never had a problem pretending I'm in Europe when using Betfair but the funding method is the key. If you're funding via a bank DC there will be zero checks after the initial check and that's if there is an initial check at all, whereas if you're using pay pal or anything Betfair would deem ,ore 'shady' it may present problems. I've never used anything other than Bank Debit.

**Optional** · 12-02-12, 04:28 AM

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**secretstash** · 12-02-12, 03:22 PM

just sign up with a different book that accepts ur bets if u are so good

Pinnacle probably will gladly take ur bets

-stash

**pellumb341** · 12-02-12, 03:31 PM

just sign up with a different book that accepts ur bets if u are so good

Pinnacle probably will gladly take ur bets

-stash

maybe he trades ,so he needs betfair

**allin1** · 12-02-12, 03:42 PM

have you tried betdaq ?

their volume on tennis has increased 40% since last year, but I don't know if they still accept customers from Greece

they don't have nearly as much markets as betfair though, only major ones

**rumnblack** · 12-02-12, 04:37 PM

Originally posted by allin1

have you tried betdaq ?

their volume on tennis has increased 40% since last year, but I don't know if they still accept customers from Greece

they don't have nearly as much markets as betfair though, only major ones

Good point. If he's that interested in trading I'm thinking he'd also have access to al the spread companies.

**Maximo** · 12-03-12, 10:58 PM

Even though Betfair doesn't allow you to bet on certain countries, in those certain countries somebody becomes a sponsor of betfair and opens up your betfair account. He becomes like a local bookie, when you want to withdraw money, you send him an email and he withdraws from your betfair account and put it on your bank account. I am sure there are some people like this in the United States too. Even though, I watch the games live; there are traders in the arenas because they whoop the odds very faster.

**manthos1701** · 12-04-12, 09:53 AM

betdaq has also left greece...

**manthos1701** · 12-04-12, 10:02 AM

Originally posted by Maximo

Even though Betfair doesn't allow you to bet on certain countries, in those certain countries somebody becomes a sponsor of betfair and opens up your betfair account. He becomes like a local bookie, when you want to withdraw money, you send him an email and he withdraws from your betfair account and put it on your bank account. I am sure there are some people like this in the United States too. Even though, I watch the games live; there are traders in the arenas because they whoop the odds very faster.

hi i trade only and when i do that i need to be in front of the pc for many hours most of the time. all sponsorships are illegal here after the new law..sry wrong quote...

**manthos1701** · 12-04-12, 10:05 AM

Originally posted by rumnblack

Do you have friends or family in any country where Betfair is available?

If the answer is yes it would be pretty easy to set up a bank account in that country, using your family or friends address and then bet via a paid proxy/vpn that would point to that same country.

Using a proxy is fairly simple but there are still things you have to do to avoid security checks, such as setting the location of the computer to the country your proxy is in and clearing cookies (and flash cookies) every time you login to the book.

I'm in America and use Euro books everyday of the week and have only ever had the odd problem with specific books and no problems with most of them. I've never had a problem pretending I'm in Europe when using Betfair but the funding method is the key. If you're funding via a bank DC there will be zero checks after the initial check and that's if there is an initial check at all, whereas if you're using pay pal or anything Betfair would deem ,ore 'shady' it may present problems. I've never used anything other than Bank Debit.

i have some people in other countries but unfortunatelly they have no clue on betting sites or betting in general..also about the bank, i guess you mean open an account at their name..is that correct? because if so, the should cooperate when betfair asks for verification, something which i do not think they will..

**allin1** · 12-04-12, 11:02 AM

smarkets, mathbook ?

**rumnblack** · 12-04-12, 05:22 PM

Originally posted by manthos1701

i have some people in other countries but unfortunatelly they have no clue on betting sites or betting in general..also about the bank, i guess you mean open an account at their name..is that correct? because if so, the should cooperate when betfair asks for verification, something which i do not think they will..

You open an account in YOUR name at the address of the other people in the different country.

You then use that account to bet at betfair whilst using a proxy that will give you that countries I.P.

Verification will be Driving License, Passport and Bank Statement.

I'm not saying it's easy, just saying it can be done and once it's set up you should have no problems, but as I said before, there are certain things you have to do before logging on so as to avoid detection.

**allin1** · 12-04-12, 06:49 PM

I don't think he can open an account with an address that isn't confirmed in id documents and in the bankstatement, especially when it is from a different country. It sounds ridiculous.

**rumnblack** · 12-04-12, 07:37 PM

Originally posted by allin1

I don't think he can open an account with an address that isn't confirmed in id documents and in the bankstatement, especially when it is from a different country. It sounds ridiculous.

I didn't think EU licenses had an address on them?

I can honestly say, in 8 years I've never been asked to verify anything but I'm using a UK bank.

**allin1** · 12-05-12, 05:53 AM

Originally posted by rumnblack

I didn't think EU licenses had an address on them?

I can honestly say, in 8 years I've never been asked to verify anything but I'm using a UK bank.

I am from an Eastern European country and I have to provide proof of address with bankstatement or utility bill. Also, the address is shown on every id doc, passport, id card, drivers licence. I thought it was the same for all countries.

**Tommy_de1st** · 12-05-12, 06:17 AM

Allin1, it is not. Every country has its own procedures. What can be done in one, there is impossible in another.
Rumnblack is right, it can be done in the UK but it's not that easy. He said about the family cos you need to trust these people.
Question to you rumnblack, what sort of proxy are you using?

**pellumb341** · 12-05-12, 07:28 AM

i am also from Balkan too and i have to provide proof of address ,something like utility bills or bank statement.I also thought that it was the same for all countries.

**Tommy_de1st** · 12-05-12, 07:34 AM

Bank statement is the proof of address in the Uk

**manthos1701** · 12-05-12, 11:01 AM

i have contacted with some people that i know in uk (scotland) and in order for someone to open a bank account, has to be a uk resident and also they ask a tone of files (i have them all listed) with original documentary proof of identity and address...it seems impossible to gather all that info..

**Tommy_de1st** · 12-06-12, 04:21 AM

there are thousand of bank branches. I guarantee that you can open a bank account when you say that you've just come to the country. Some bureacrats can couse problems but others won't

**manthos1701** · 12-06-12, 07:56 AM

Originally posted by Tommy_de1st

there are thousand of bank branches. I guarantee that you can open a bank account when you say that you've just come to the country. Some bureacrats can couse problems but others won't

could you give me a name of a bank which i can use without asking me all that tone of files?

**Tommy_de1st** · 12-06-12, 09:07 AM

try Barclays first

**rumnblack** · 12-06-12, 11:33 AM

Originally posted by Tommy_de1st

Question to you rumnblack, what sort of proxy are you using?

Just a normal VPN but only use one browser for the book and nothing else, always clear history/cookies on exit, also clear flash cookies. Location on computer set to UK.

**rumnblack** · 12-06-12, 11:34 AM

Originally posted by manthos1701

could you give me a name of a bank which i can use without asking me all that tone of files?

You need to go to the country with two pieces of I.D. and they will open an account.

You're making this difficult.

**zizoudane10** · 12-07-12, 12:03 AM

Change the country to Austria f.e. That's it. You have moved, but don't need to confirm this with anything.

**cacofonix** · 03-20-13, 07:52 PM

Did you find a solution?
VPN or proxy is better?
Which country is better?
Should i go there to open a bank account?

**Spanks** · 03-20-13, 09:16 PM

it isnt as easy as he says to open an account from a blocked country

**cacofonix** · 03-20-13, 10:02 PM

What info do they ask?
IE, i have a bank account in Cyprus, do they need an address too?