Might be moving from a state where there are no explicit bans on offshore, to Nevada. Do the offshores take customers from there? I had heard they don't. Thinking of Bookmaker, Heritage, Betonline. Would I have to close all my accounts?
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01-12-23 06:34 PM #1
Moving
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01-13-23 08:16 AM #2
Why, don't you just ask the books.
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01-15-23 12:19 AM #3
You can play at most places offshore including the 3 you mentioned.
A few off the top of my head that won't take Nevadans are GTbets, BetNow, Bovada and Sportbook.com.
Most every other book, that I can think of, is good to go.Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: comet52
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