Does someone know Tonybet ? Can one trust that book ?

**michael1963** · 08-31-12, 10:20 AM

Very impressed with my first withdrawal from Tonybet as my funds were received within minutes of sending them the ID documents they required.

**tukkk** · 08-31-12, 10:25 AM

you can trust them, but youre gonna get limited (im assuming you want off lines)

**King_Suckerman** · 08-31-12, 04:00 PM

Originally posted by tukkk

you can trust them, but youre gonna get limited (im assuming you want off lines)

What sports were you betting on to get limited? What value stakes?
I've played there a little but not withdrawn yet.

**georgeor** · 09-01-12, 11:59 AM

This book is reliable. They have great odds and big limits in basketball and tennis. Their limits in soccer are low, but they say they will offer something more in the future.
The good thing about basketball lines, is that their odds compilers are not following the market, but they have their own opinion.
For more, read here: http://arbusers.com/index.php/topic,800.0.html

**barba** · 09-04-12, 09:11 AM

Don't go with them. In most cases you don't know at first if a new book is scum, but here there are many thing that indicate this can be the case. First off all, they want you ID beore you get a username (tell me one more sportsbook that has such demand). In some cases they will not let you to open an account (but they took your ID and your personal data with it).
They don't have any license at all.
So what guys you think, what are the odds that those Tonybet are nothing but big crocks?

**Ruifgalmeida** · 09-04-12, 02:56 PM

Tonybet is owned by Tony G, so I would mind to have a few $ there

**Sawyer** · 10-08-12, 04:01 PM

any more experience about tonybet? just checked their lines and spotted some very "nice" lines. but security of funds comes first of course.

**filipinho** · 10-08-12, 04:26 PM

Originally posted by barba

Don't go with them. In most cases you don't know at first if a new book is scum, but here there are many thing that indicate this can be the case. First off all, they want you ID beore you get a username (tell me one more sportsbook that has such demand). In some cases they will not let you to open an account (but they took your ID and your personal data with it).

Isnt that great thing? That they verify you before deposit, so there wont be any problems in future.Requesting verification after attempted big withdrawal is way bigger scam.Also if they are scam and planing to disappear with money, why would they refuse your funds by not allowing you to have account.No sign up bonus is also trustworthy sign.

Advice, they are bragging that basketball is their speciality and that they wont limit players who bet on it.

**Joey Zaza** · 10-08-12, 04:32 PM

Lines are good but limits are crap. I only bet tennis though.

Apparently limits ok for US Sports.

**advantage** · 10-13-12, 01:18 PM

i have found it with a skrill deposit but in 1 hour still no show my found in the site balance.
anyone have got similar experience?

**Toit** · 10-13-12, 06:02 PM

Originally posted by advantage

i have found it with a skrill deposit but in 1 hour still no show my found in the site balance.
anyone have got similar experience?

It's saturday.
Give it some time and come back if there's real problem.

**barba** · 10-14-12, 03:38 AM

Originally posted by filipinho

Isnt that great thing? That they verify you before deposit, so there wont be any problems in future.Requesting verification after attempted big withdrawal is way bigger scam.

Yes it is a "great thing", especially when you send them your documents and they reject your application without no reason (first ever account opened there), it is a great way to collect information about people in the internet. And if they have verified your identity, this doesn't mean that they will request documents somewhere in the future again, it would not be the first time books are playing this way.

**filipinho** · 10-14-12, 04:04 AM

Originally posted by barba

Yes it is a "great thing", especially when you send them your documents and they reject your application without no reason (first ever account opened there), it is a great way to collect information about people in the internet. And if they have verified your identity, this doesn't mean that they will request documents somewhere in the future again, it would not be the first time books are playing this way.

So your name is on some kind of industry blacklist(yeah I know,sharing third party information isn't allowed)...Would you be more happy if they let you play and then reject your withdrawal?And basically every book asks documents so do they all "collect information about people in the internet"?You are saying they are scam, well I would be happy if scammers rejected my application. Think logically.

I hope I'm not defending Tonybet too much, cause I don't have reason, I'm still trying them and don't know much about them.Seems like a new recreational book.

**Arsen** · 03-10-14, 05:33 AM

Tonybet closed my account with 500€ on it. And they tell me to wait until they verify my account, but I have already register my account and make successful withdraw. I there possibility that they keep my money?