any 100 percent sports bonus out there?

**Courtesywipe** · 05-07-15, 03:19 AM

I vice, gtbets, hrwager, betmamania, bet phoniex, northbet,

**temple2010** · 05-07-15, 07:21 AM

skybook, americas bookie (freeplay)

**OldschoolGambler** · 05-07-15, 09:01 AM

Greek?

**Optional** · 05-07-15, 09:05 AM

Originally posted by OldschoolGambler

Greek?

Only for new accounts and only up to $100.

Would jump on a 100% reload bonus there if they had it.

**italiano** · 05-07-15, 03:28 PM

The problem with these is that bookmakers do not accept deposits skrill or neteller

**italiano** · 05-07-15, 03:35 PM

The problem with these is that bookmakers do not accept deposits skrill or neteller .....Many also do not accept players from Europe

**temple2010** · 05-07-15, 04:28 PM

Then I would say you're fuked!!

**QuangX** · 05-07-15, 07:07 PM

1Vice,hrwager, gt, betphonenix( betmainia, skybook are companies owned by bp) is a no. I am classified a winner, they dont f with me....

I guess its americanbookie.... I hate their withdrawl fees though. Any other reputable book? I just have to wait for BetDSI, ( they dont discriminate)

any other sugestion?

was thinking of going to bovada with 50 percent freeplay too.

**downsouth** · 05-07-15, 08:34 PM

Originally posted by QuangX

1Vice,hrwager, gt, betphonenix( betmainia, skybook are companies owned by bp) is a no. I am classified a winner, they dont f with me....

I guess its americanbookie.... I hate their withdrawl fees though. Any other reputable book? I just have to wait for BetDSI, ( they dont discriminate)

any other sugestion?

was thinking of going to bovada with 50 percent freeplay too.

1vice and HR Wager are not owned by BP.

**temple2010** · 05-07-15, 09:53 PM

Originally posted by downsouth

1vice and HR Wager are not owned by BP.

1Vice,hrwager, gt, betphonenix( betmainia, skybook are companies owned by bp) is a no.

he never said that. he said, betmania and skybook are owned by betphoenix, notice the parenthesis after betphoenix.

**downsouth** · 05-07-15, 11:12 PM

Originally posted by temple2010

1Vice,hrwager, gt, betphonenix( betmainia, skybook are companies owned by bp) is a no.

he never said that. he said, betmania and skybook are owned by betphoenix, notice the parenthesis after betphoenix.

Yeah, I see that, read quick on my phone and didnt notice. I apologize.

**Buffalo Nickle** · 05-08-15, 10:09 AM

Originally posted by QuangX

1Vice,hrwager, gt, betphonenix( betmainia, skybook are companies owned by bp) is a no. I am classified a winner, they dont f with me....

I guess its americanbookie.... I hate their withdrawl fees though. Any other reputable book? I just have to wait for BetDSI, ( they dont discriminate)

any other sugestion?

was thinking of going to bovada with 50 percent freeplay too.

Wager Web has 50% cash bonus. BetOWI is another option giving 100% bonus and has good rating at the other place. Some differing opinions on it but probably as good as Americas Bookie. GT Bets is on my to do list. Hit those and Bovada and it should keep you busy for a while.

**swordsandtequila** · 05-08-15, 11:31 AM

If you're comfortable with bitcoin, Jetwin.

**italiano** · 05-09-15, 08:58 AM

I explained why these guys bookmakers do not accept deposits and withdrawals with skrill or neteller?

**Texans365** · 05-09-15, 10:05 AM

Originally posted by italiano

I explained why these guys bookmakers do not accept deposits and withdrawals with skrill or neteller?

1. Skrill & Neteller (S&N) require Gambling licence – the cheapest one will cost you ~ 15K for setup and at least 3K monthly (Taxes, Hosting restrictions, Accounting services etc.)
2. S&N will charge you 4-5% for each deposit if you have Costa Rica data processing license or Curacao one. Take into account that additionally they demand monthly CAP of 5K for their fees.
3. They won’t allow you to open multi-currency account – so you will pay draconic fees for FX operations.
4. Chargebacks. S&N transactions are not final.
5. They stimulate customers to move funds in and out of books frequently – to boost turnover and get more money from commissions.