I'm thinking since they do site-to-site transfers, the best way might be to do an e-check at 5 dimes and then transfer the money into the Matchbook account.
Thoughts?
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yeah, but i think you will have to wager at 5dimes 1 time rollover before you can transferComment -
I thought 5D required 30 days before transferring your money out.
If you have a credit/debit card that works with matchbook, that is the most convenient way to make a deposit. They take a lot of extra commission credit out of there, so if you're a losing bettor then you'll never earn this back.Comment -
I'm not so much a losing bettor as I am a smalltime bettor. I'm just too poor right now to stake much money.
Only depositing like $200, I can't afford to pay some huge flat fee.
Haven't been able to gamble sports online really since neteller shut down... just doesn't cater to smalltimers anymore.Comment -
I hear ya sir. Instead of using 5Dimes why not go the BetJamaica route. They offer [iSBRFORUM]Echecks[/iSBRFORUM] these days and it's a 1x rollover there.Originally posted by usckingsfan31Comment -
I'd try your credit/debit cards for sure then. I think you're more likely to get a deposit with a debit card. I think it's 4.9% they take out. You're going to have to pay at least 10 bucks for any transfer method you use anyway. (I think.)Comment -
beted also accepts e-checks and offers 50% extra winnings on your first bet if you win.
Not sure about their withdrawals. Anyway, betjamaica overall a better book!
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OH yeah, 5x rollover on that.Comment -
1x rollover on being able to transfer to matchbook, or 1x rollover on being able to withdraw?Originally posted by bigboydanComment -
Probably for either. Transferring is considered a withdrawal.Comment -
not much. just bet it all on a game at 5dimes. double that shit up and transfer
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1x rollover to transfer out sir, however if you go the echeck route. Then you will have to wait in excess of roughly 14-21 days before doing so. Because you have to wait till the funds clear first.Originally posted by usckingsfan31Comment -
bigboydan is right. just **/** it deposit into 5dimes then into matchbook. quick and easyComment -
why not just money gram straight into matchbook?Comment -
believe they take $20 processing fee under $250. and commission. 2 much bs to go through. reason why i don't play thereComment -
Why not just **/** it into BetJam?
They cover the fees for $200 and up deposits.Comment -
If I can remember right you are always scrapping for 5 bucks for your next bet, so I could see how this would be a big problem for you.Originally posted by DacBietViet
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Haha scrapping or not, Depositing 200 and having them take 20 out, its no fun to lose 10% of your bankroll before you've even started.Originally posted by biguglyIf I can remember right you are always scrapping for 5 bucks for your next bet, so I could see how this would be a big problem for you.Comment -
So I could e-check into BetJamaica, play there for a few weeks, then transfer my funds over to Matchbook or just keep playing at BetJamaica...
I might even just stay at BetJamaica if it is nice, Matchbook isn't a MUST for me, I just wanted the good linesComment -
They give you the money back in commission credits people. They dont just take the money from you. You will be able to bet commission free until you get that $20 back. Right under your balance it will say commission credit and you can follow it as it moves from 20 to 0. At that point you have successfully gotten your $20 back.Originally posted by usckingsfan31Comment -
WTF are you talking about? They give the money back to you in commission credits. So you dont even pay commission until you have used up your 20 in commission.Originally posted by DacBietViet
The people that don't play there because it is "too much trouble" or the "commission part sucks" have to have an IQ lower than 50. You learn to factor in the commission into your bet size (which takes about 1-2 minutes to figure out) and even with commission factored in they have BY FAR the best prices in the industry available to Americans.Comment -
Thanks for that explanation WileComment -
Great post. Right on.Originally posted by WileOutComment -
Matchbook has the best lines for americans. However, they dont cater to the small/recreational bettor. If someone deposits $200, they would get stuck for the $10 ** fee, plus the $20 com credits. Now yes you get these credits back but for the small time bettor 10% of your bankroll taken right off the bat can be very hard to recover. And say even if the person was betting $10 a game, at even money they would only be getting 10 cents of thier com credits back(if they won).
Try depositing at least $350 and get the 3.2% rate. You'll save yourself some money.Originally posted by SBR_JohnComment -
If you only have $200 to gamble, find a local.
If you are depositing $500-$2,500 to matchbook use moneygram.
If you are depositing more than $2,500, send a bank wire.Comment -
Matchbook doesnt work well in FireFox, does anyone know how to fix that?Comment -
lol
, I just read the website "Please note that Matchbook does not yet support Firefox 3.0"
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