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Quote Originally Posted by Realamerican1:
I took em at +227 on sports betting. Was a hail mary $5 bet. I checked my mom's computer and said Thank god they won. So nerve wracking waiting for mom to make dinner and the game to end
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BARNUN | 5 |
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The same reason home teams in football are -3 favorites when the road team seems to have the edge. Or perhaps the fact that the O's are a major league best 34-14 at home. Or maybe the difference in ERA between the two starters is a mere 1/2 run per innings pitched. Gausman simply gets no run support.
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Narsi | 6 |
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Bookmaker no question at all
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playloud2112 | 8 |
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Quote Originally Posted by JetsMetsJuve131:
Anyone else having the same problem? Here is the problem, you don't read your books house rules. Some books require one set to be played, others require the entire match to be played. No different than a book stating 55 minutes of an NFL game has to be played for the result to stand. Then to make things worse you come on here to complain and end up looking silly because you don't know your books rules. |
JetsMetsJuve131 | 8 |
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I have no idea why some are so stubborn towards Bitcoin. It could not be easier and payouts are free.
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Limitlessxp | 8 |
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First thing is to obtain a wallet address from your book. Then, go to blockchain and look for two icons, one with an arrow pointing up, one pointing down. Thisis how it shows on my Samsung, which is where I do all my transfers. The up arrow is to send BTC, so copy the wallet address and add the amount of BTC to send.
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YTRBUCKEYE | 3 |
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I am assuming you mean compliance from Coinbase or Circle? If that is the case you have an issue, and there is a good chance they will shut down your account. You need to establish a wallet with a site such as Blockchain to receive the BTC from your book, and then send the BTC to Coinbase or Circle. They will not take BTC coming from offshore books or from sources they deem illegal.
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HEALTHPLAN77 | 11 |
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So by wallet do you mean Blockchain or Coinbase/Circle? Going to Blockchain should be instant to transfer. Once sent to coinbase as an example, your BTC Wallet will be 0 as the BTC you received will be in a pending status until the transaction is confirmed. I received 12 bitcoin the other day and it stayed pending confirmation for almost 2 hours. It would be helpful to pull up some articles on Bitcoin to see exactly how this process works. You will have a better understanding of the process.
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rarafromphilly | 4 |
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Quote Originally Posted by joanne12:
Funny,that is the part i hate,having to talk to those low life scumbags I guess I don't mind a 30 second phone call when it ensures my money gets to me. The alternative would be to come on here and complain about not getting paid. |
alldub | 20 |
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What I love about Bookmaker with regard to Bitcoin payouts is that they call to verify the information you provide with regard to sending your funds to Blockchain. That way you confirm your info and make certain no one has gotten into your account..
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alldub | 20 |
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Bookmaker is a yes. I do not deposit bitcoin but get bitcoin payouts.
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Natty68 | 4 |
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The Patriot Act plays a role, but reporting requirements fall under the Bank Secrecy Act. With all this being said, many electronic transfers are exempt from SAR's. Realistically, any bank or depository institution could file a report for $500 if they truly believed the funds were derived from an illegal source. The question then becomes is there enough manpower to review every transaction to determine its source. |
SOTA30 | 9 |
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10K SAR rules typically apply to cash and check deposits. Bitcoin escrow companies are not considered money transmitters by the US Government, so this rule does not apply |
SOTA30 | 9 |
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Absolutely set up a wallet with Blockchain and request a payout paid to your Blockchain wallet. You can then transfer your bitcoin to Coinbase, place a sell order and transfer to your bank account. When Bookmaker processes the payout the bitcoin will be in your wallet immediately. When you send from Blockchain it will also be in Coinbase immediately in a pending status for roughly 30 minutes, then you can sell and transfer. I have had no issues and love this method for payouts.
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SOTA30 | 9 |
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I tried to resist change as I loved getting payouts via check and bankwire from Bookmaker. Getting paid was not the issue, but rather the fees and the wait to request a payout. So I bit the bullet and started using Bitcoin for payouts. Best decision ever. I am a Diamond member so I can request payouts every day even without a deposit by Bitcoin. Payouts are processed within hours, and the transfer to Blockchain and coinbase are easy. As an example, a 10K wire cost $600. I did a payout for $5100 and only incurred a roughly $60 fee from coinbase. I will never use any other method
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BURG2VEGAS | 10 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Cardoholic:
Ohio is 0-2 o.t.r., averaging 65 ppg, while giving up 80. G.W. scores 86 ppg while giving up only 58. I love G.W. in this game! My only concern is that GW struggles a bit away from home. They have not played recently, and the last time out only scored 51 at PSU. This game is in Hawaii and starting at say 9:30 local time. That being said I have concerns Ohio can score enough |
diz44 | 6 |
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Tailed you on Kuwait PK +.5 It appears goal keepers were optional so far Let's hit the PK and the ML |
badlands | 8 |
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After taking a look at the board, this one really jumped out at me, and I grabbed Belmont -1 as a road favorite 5 units. Belmont is picked to win their conference, and return a bulk of last years squad. I like their up tempo pace and ability to put points on the board. Wright St is rebuilding and will be without their top four scorers from last season. I like Belmont in this spot.
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Chaucer29 | 4 |
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Chaucer29 | 9 |
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Signs of life she breaks to love to get back on serve
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