1. 07-17-17 02:46 PM #1
    GoCanes24
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    Leaving Bovada - Any Suggestions?

    Hi there,

    My friends and I turned $350 into a little over $15,000 on Bovada. We cashed out once (for $3000) and have had complications since in regards to "blurry paperwork and photo identification". Furthermore, there are now betting restrictions on certain sports; for example, I can no longer win more than $25 on any UFC prop, $5 on any live betting sport (which was a main source of income) and $500 on soccer.

    As we ponder withdrawing a decent chunk of our money and moving to a more professional book, what do you guys recommend? In a perfect world, a nice live betting scheme would be awesome, as well as the ability to bet on a lot of college/NFL football and college basketball. Thanks.
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  2. 07-17-17 03:19 PM #2
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    "My friends and I . . "

    "had complications due to 'blurry paperwork and photo identification' "

    Call me crazy but I think I see a correlation here.
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  3. 07-17-17 03:42 PM #3
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    Clarification - The account is in my name and only under me - but its my friends and I who bet under my account. It's with blurry credit card images and my photo verification, even thought I've sent the images multiple times.
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  4. 07-17-17 04:02 PM #4
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    If you don't have accounts yet on BetOnline/Sportsbetting they have a 100% Bitcoin bonus I'd take advantage of to start.
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  5. 07-19-17 09:16 AM #5
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    Avoid youwager. Can only cash out in $500 increments if you want a check or *********** sent to you. If you fall above an increment that money has to stay in there.
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  6. 07-19-17 12:57 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by pologq View Post
    Avoid youwager. Can only cash out in $500 increments if you want a check or *********** sent to you. If you fall above an increment that money has to stay in there.
    I though they did bank wires as well? I don't know I have been with youwager for about 15 years and have never had to worry about getting paid. That's why they are great I think. I just don't like how they lowered their limits for P2P. I miss the days when you could get $5000 no problem.
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  7. 07-19-17 01:18 PM #7
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    Heritage and 5D
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  8. 07-19-17 01:25 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by pologq View Post
    Avoid youwager. Can only cash out in $500 increments if you want a check or *********** sent to you. If you fall above an increment that money has to stay in there.
    Why would you ever cash out using a check when you can use bitcoin
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  9. 07-19-17 02:19 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by thomorino View Post
    Why would you ever cash out using a check when you can use bitcoin
    No sheet, put in a $500 request last night at 5D, in Blockchain 10 minutes ago.
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