Is Legends OKAY?
With all these books shutting out USA players, does anyone know if Legends is still okay for the US player today and the future??
For today, it is. In the future, who knows. They are a recreational book, most possibly they do not move so much money, so they could fly under the radar for a little longer.
sure
if ur actually going to Legends.com instead of the site u gave, then yes... they are an A+ book and have fast free payouts as well as they offer plenty of things to bet
-stash
i better offer for you guys to open accounts in european bookies.
Legends is a good book.
no bookie is safe these days, especially the ones focused on US players.
Thank to all of you for replying.
Sorry I did indeed misspell legends.com Thank you for pointing that out. (damn near misspelled misspell)
Recreation book? I guess that this not a very serious book to be playing at?
What European book accepts the USA player and wont give you any trouble when you request a payout and has decent lines?
Thanks again.
Iron City
Legends seem to be OK for now.
They have poor lines so I don't underdstand why would you even want to play there.
What rec. book would you recommend then for US players ?Originally Posted by zebras99
Legends seem to be OK for now.
They have poor lines so I don't underdstand why would you even want to play there.
5dimes, is the best option for u.s players
very sae book...doubt they leave usa market
Is there a maximum limit that can be withdrawn from Legends without incurring a withdrawal fee?
They offer one free ck payout per month, max 2500Is there a maximum limit that can be withdrawn from Legends without incurring a withdrawal fee?
From their website http://www.legends.com/banking_payout_optionsWithdrawals via cashier’s checks are sent via DHL and may take from 3 to 6 business days to arrive. Please contact us at 1-800-556-2928 for the latest details and instructions. You are entitled to one free payout per calendar month via cashier’s check. Additional payouts via cashier’s checks include a fee of $55 per withdrawal.
