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Title: Btc sportsbooks for non-USA/Canada residents Post by: nakisama on May 20, 2018, 02:45:04 PM It seems strange to me that a lot of the big online bookmakers in the USA are accepting Btc deposits from only USA or Canada residents.
They still accept customers from other countries but not to deposit crypto. How bizarre is this? is there any difference between the btc owned by an american and an asian or european? Title: Re: Btc sportsbooks for non-USA/Canada residents Post by: Samarkand on May 20, 2018, 05:14:37 PM It seems strange to me that a lot of the big online bookmakers in the USA are accepting Btc deposits from only USA or Canada residents. They still accept customers from other countries but not to deposit crypto. How bizarre is this? is there any difference between the btc owned by an american and an asian or european? I understand why this might look bizarre to you. However, I suspect that this is caused by the fact that the usual deposit methods for ROW players that are used to fund gambling accounts (e.g. credit cards, prepaid vouchers like Paysafecard, e-wallets like Skrill or Neteller) canīt be used by US residents for gambling transactions. Neteller and the various other companies in this space withdrew from the US market (at least for gambling-related transactions) years ago due to a change in the legal landscape. This might change in the future as the Supreme Court has struck down a law that prevented legal sportsbetting in the US a few days ago: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/14/us/politics/supreme-court-sports-betting-new-jersey.html Quote WASHINGTON The Supreme Court struck down a 1992 federal law on Monday that effectively banned commercial sports betting in most states, opening the door to legalizing the estimated $150 billion in illegal wagers on professional and amateur sports that Americans make every year. The sportsbooks that you refer to therefore are not accepting Bitcoin, because they like the technology, but rather because this is the only possible way for Americans to fund their accounts. Title: Re: Btc sportsbooks for non-USA/Canada residents Post by: SyGambler on May 20, 2018, 07:57:40 PM It seems strange to me that a lot of the big online bookmakers in the USA are accepting Btc deposits from only USA or Canada residents. They still accept customers from other countries but not to deposit crypto. How bizarre is this? is there any difference between the btc owned by an american and an asian or european? what bookies are you referring to mate , cause the bookies I know accept bitcoin for all their players but don't know about all the bookies I'm sure about 5dimes and betonline , there are some others too but these are the ones that I personally used with bitcoin Title: Re: Btc sportsbooks for non-USA/Canada residents Post by: nakisama on May 20, 2018, 08:14:50 PM betonline
50% CRYPTO BONUS Cryptocurrency bonus offer is only available to USA and Canadian players. Players outside of these countries will not qualify for the bonus. sportsbetting.ag 50% Cryptocurrency Bonus Cryptocurrency bonus offer is only available to USA and Canadian players. Players outside of these countries will not qualify for the bonus. Title: Re: Btc sportsbooks for non-USA/Canada residents Post by: SyGambler on May 20, 2018, 08:40:11 PM betonline 50% CRYPTO BONUS Cryptocurrency bonus offer is only available to USA and Canadian players. Players outside of these countries will not qualify for the bonus. sportsbetting.ag 50% Cryptocurrency Bonus Cryptocurrency bonus offer is only available to USA and Canadian players. Players outside of these countries will not qualify for the bonus. well no bonus for certain countries isn't the same as not accepting bitcoin at all I never had good history with bonuses since almost all the sites I joined don't have welcome offer for my country ( Syria ) so I'm used to it but having an option to deposit with bitcoin is way more important for me than bonuses Title: Re: Btc sportsbooks for non-USA/Canada residents Post by: veleten on May 22, 2018, 12:56:04 PM betonline 50% CRYPTO BONUS Cryptocurrency bonus offer is only available to USA and Canadian players. Players outside of these countries will not qualify for the bonus. sportsbetting.ag 50% Cryptocurrency Bonus Cryptocurrency bonus offer is only available to USA and Canadian players. Players outside of these countries will not qualify for the bonus. maybe due to the fact that USA and Canada based gamblers are less prone to try and scam the sites their security team must have some sort of statistics and they decided that it is not worth it to offer bonuses to players outside of the USA and Canada offering (or declining) bonuses doesn't mean that you cannot deposit bitcoins though as far as I know,sites like Primedice and Stake do not allow to deposit if your geo location is USA or Australia it is because it is illegal to gamble online in the US,at least in some states and they do not want to get involved in any legal shenanigans many casinos limit the countries as well,so it is not that uncommon or strange for example,they do not allow you to gamble from Syria or Ukraine or Usa and then you use VPN and win something when you are trying to withdraw,they ask you for KYC and decline your withdrawal because you breached their TOS and they are in the right Title: Re: Btc sportsbooks for non-USA/Canada residents Post by: game-protect on May 22, 2018, 01:08:58 PM It is not bizarre at all, because in the not regulated states only the sending of money to casinos abroad is illegal. And with taking crypto currencies they circumvent this restriction.
Title: Re: Btc sportsbooks for non-USA/Canada residents Post by: jademaxsuy on July 04, 2020, 06:18:13 AM It seems strange to me that a lot of the big online bookmakers in the USA are accepting Btc deposits from only USA or Canada residents. How sure are you of this one? I think it isn't because most of the platform are decentralized and all users are under of it to which they can use the function unless if there KYC triggers to hinder the huge deposits of BTC to their platform? They still accept customers from other countries but not to deposit crypto. How bizarre is this? is there any difference between the btc owned by an american and an asian or european? If really they will not allow huge deposits of btc coming from another country then here is my speculations. Well Btc deposits could also be consider as investment or buying dollars without the governments consent or permit. As we all know that exchanges of fiat currency especially dollars has limited supply. The US government had already made a guidelines for their residents on investing crypto or even prohibited on investing to it due to some reasons and spending dollars in exchange to crypto is one of it. I read a news before in this forum for a certain country planning to do a project or will be using a crypto to get more dollars and that became a hot issue. The US government had taken steps against the said plan. |