Betting Agent suggestion with NFL, NHL, NCAAB, NCAAF and Tennis?

Optional · 01-23-17, 04:50 PM

Premium Tradings, Bet-IBC and Samvo might be able to help.

Country and betting restrictions seem to change constantly with agents.

Won't AC88 let you access the regular pinbet88 website?

vipsportsbook.eu offers mollybet interface accounts. Not been online long enough to comment about their reliability though.

Karayel · 01-23-17, 05:35 PM

Originally posted by Optional

Premium Tradings, Bet-IBC and Samvo might be able to help.

Country and betting restrictions seem to change constantly with agents.

Won't AC88 let you access the regular pinbet88 website?

vipsportsbook.eu offers mollybet interface accounts. Not been online long enough to comment about their reliability though.

Thanks for quick answer. PremiumTradings minimum deposit is 3000 EUR, which is too high for me at the moment. When I enter Samvo's website it says ''due to the local laws within your jurisdiction you are unable to access our betting services.'' I haven't heard anything about vipsportsbook.eu, i don't think they accept customers from Turkey either. I can open an PinnacleSports account with AC88 but i want to have more options. So the Bet-IBC looks like the optimal solution. Are they trustworthy?

What about betinasia.com and easysportbet.co.uk?

Optional · 01-23-17, 08:35 PM

Bet-IBC has been around a long time and I have not heard of any issues with them.

Pretty sure the vipsortsbook one will take you if you join as a bitcoin only player. You may have to use a VPN with the mollybet interface but they should explain that if you ask.

Don't know much about easysportbet. Some posters think it is run by 1xbet, who has more complaints than just about any other book.

Have not heard of betinasia but i see it is running on a wordpress backend so assume it's a small operation.

Karayel · 01-23-17, 08:43 PM

Originally posted by Optional

Bet-IBC has been around a long time and I have not heard of any issues with them.

Pretty sure the vipsortsbook one will take you if you join as a bitcoin only player. You may have to use a VPN with the mollybet interface but they should explain that if you ask.

Don't know much about easysportbet. Some posters think it is run by 1xbet, who has more complaints than just about any other book.

Have not heard of betinasia but i see it is running on a wordpress backend so assume it's a small operation.

Thanks again, for being very helpful. I heard BET-IBC Mollybet takes up to %2 commission from each bet. Like I said, I am on AsianConnect88's AsianOdds platform right now and there's no such commission. What kind of a thing is that? How's that commission applied?

Optional · 01-23-17, 08:45 PM

I don't know for sure Karayel.

A regular poster named Heehaaaw is usually very helpful with BetIBC information. Hopefully he will see the thread and be able to add something.

Karayel · 01-23-17, 08:51 PM

Originally posted by Optional

I don't know for sure Karayel.

A regular poster named Heehaaaw Heehaaaw is usually very helpful with BetIBC information. Hopefully he will see the thread and be able to add something.

Thanks again Optional Hopefully Heehaaaw sees

HeeeHAWWWW · 01-24-17, 04:09 AM

Originally posted by Karayel

Thanks again, for being very helpful. I heard BET-IBC Mollybet takes up to %2 commission from each bet. Like I said, I am on AsianConnect88's AsianOdds platform right now and there's no such commission. What kind of a thing is that? How's that commission applied?

Not used them myself beyond a trial account, but betIBC have been around for a fair long while. The 2% commission would seem to refer to 1% deposit and withdrawal fees - doesn't sound like much but it really adds up, and especially important if you're playing very sharp low juice markets. Of course, if you can't get a better option......

Karayel · 01-25-17, 11:54 AM

Originally posted by HeeeHAWWWW

Not used them myself beyond a trial account, but betIBC have been around for a fair long while. The 2% commission would seem to refer to 1% deposit and withdrawal fees - doesn't sound like much but it really adds up, and especially important if you're playing very sharp low juice markets. Of course, if you can't get a better option......

I contacted IBC-BET and they said they take %0.75 commission on EACH BET. Why the hell they do?

HeeeHAWWWW · 01-25-17, 04:34 PM

Originally posted by Karayel

I contacted IBC-BET and they said they take %0.75 commission on EACH BET. Why the hell they do?

OK, that's new - also contradicts their FAQ Q7, which says they don't charge any commission.

Look elsewhere imo. Add that to 1.5% deposit, 1% withdrawal, you're really defeating the point of using low juice books.

Alfa1234 · 01-25-17, 05:24 PM

Originally posted by Karayel

I contacted IBC-BET and they said they take %0.75 commission on EACH BET. Why the hell they do?

This is only for the use of their Mollybet tool (also available through vipsportsbook.eu by the way, maybe there is no commission there). If you ask them to open individual accounts at the different sites, there is no commission.

davisca86 · 02-05-17, 11:48 PM

I have a book that would work for you. They offer weekly in and out.

Karayel · 02-05-17, 11:52 PM

Originally posted by davisca86

I have a book that would work for you. They offer weekly in and out.

Which one is that?

davisca86 · 02-06-17, 12:06 AM

It's a private local book that deals with customers online with PayPal or **. Weekly in and out.

davisca86 · 02-06-17, 04:48 PM

I messaged you.

nasdaq · 02-07-17, 08:36 AM

May I have this bookie name in pm ?
thanks.

davisca86 · 02-07-17, 10:22 AM

Sent