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    SBR Wise Guy
    • 12-29-17
    • 567

    #36
    Originally posted by lt56
    My deposit method is a credit card, but I can't credit the card back when I win. So without a bitcoin account, it seems pointless now to bet offshore.
    Well, if BTC is your only option if you want your money now, perhaps do what the Moderator said, and we (who have all used BTC) will bet you'll be pleasantly surprised. Why else would all the books have this method, as the same risks apply to them when we send, as to us when we receive. They would never do so if BTC wasn't safe and sound. Or, when you mention using a local vs. offshore instead, obviously you still want to wager. Thus, just keep wagering there until you lose, or get to $1K for the check I guess.

    Personally, I have over a dozen **********/**** credit accounts, have tried them all to deposit, and none ever work for me. Was curious, what kind of credit card worked for you? Is it a prepaid debit card, or is it really a credit card? If truly is a credit card, what bank issued the card, like a major commercial bank or what?
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      SBR Wise Guy
      • 12-29-17
      • 567

      #37
      Originally posted by Daddy89
      offshore much better.... I withdrawal using BTC, If I need $$ localBitcoin and 5 minutes later I have money in my account.
      Surely you jest. No way from the time you request a BTC payout from an offshore book, will in "5 minutes" they've processed it, sent it, you received it, and then can transfer it so you "have money"" in bank account. 5 minutes for ALL that; from offshore to the cash in hand? Really? Which book has that Houdini act pray tell?
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        SBR Wise Guy
        • 12-29-17
        • 567

        #38
        Originally posted by Ksherm
        Bitcoin is the only way to go..

        Not if you have a local book it's not.
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          SBR Wise Guy
          • 12-29-17
          • 567

          #39
          Originally posted by Pr0ph3t
          I never had any problems with Nitro. I withdrew 6.44BTC and it was in my BitPay account in like 10 minutes. This was 2017 when BTC was boomin’...
          All books I use have a daily limit, so questioned your post, until I read that Nitro has no limit which is quite impressive if true. Still, don't see how that "blows away" when a game is over and won, and 1 minute later you have the cash in your pocket, with no fees, no delays, no price fluctuations, no record and no audit trail. May be more convenient, but to me is high fees to buy/sell BTC, and then you have to wait at least a day for transfer to be able to access. Don't you?
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            • 06-10-10
            • 60816

            #40
            Originally posted by 4sees
            Surely you jest. No way from the time you request a BTC payout from an offshore book, will in "5 minutes" they've processed it, sent it, you received it, and then can transfer it so you "have money"" in bank account. 5 minutes for ALL that; from offshore to the cash in hand? Really? Which book has that Houdini act pray tell?
            If you want to race as fast as possible you can have bitcoin from the book, onto a debit card in US$ ready to spend in about 10 mins... 5 mins if really lucky.

            No good ATM card right now, but if/when BitPay re-enables cash withdraws via ATM, you could have cash in hand 10 mins after the bet wins.


            This has been a working option for years btw.

            People just don't read the bitcoin forum.
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