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Title: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CryptoGods90 on October 01, 2023, 09:33:48 AM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: edmundduke on October 01, 2023, 10:10:24 AM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol
This you Gainzy ? lol
On a more serious note, maybe its time to contact a non-crypto casino somewhere ? A few of the traditional ones might be up for the task. That sayd, looks like being a high roller has its drawbacks, people literally afraid to take the money :D


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CryptoGods90 on October 01, 2023, 11:55:07 AM
Its horrible rollbit and bc have the same provider yet they cant match eavhother lol


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: yahoo62278 on October 01, 2023, 01:46:41 PM
When I put a large amount in the bet window for Gamdom.com it shows me a max win of just over 2 million dollars. Not sure if that's the actual max win. I was checking American football when I input the numbers. If you try it out, pm me for my affiliate code. May as well make me a dollar too :)


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Stedsm on October 01, 2023, 02:03:01 PM
Have you tried sportsbet.io?
I believe they allow big bettors to place high end bets, however when trying to find the size of the maximum bet, I got this answer:

"The maximum bet amount depends on multiple factors: league, event, markets and time of the bet placement.
The limits are different for different sports and leagues, and our team regularly reviews them and makes decisions around our total exposure.
"

You may try contacting them and speak to them about your requirements, and I think they'll allow you to place huge bets. Good luck.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Slow death on October 01, 2023, 02:41:37 PM
Its horrible rollbit and bc have the same provider yet they cant match eavhother lol


Understanding people is a difficult task, when they have a reliable and safe casino that allows them to play and withdraw without problems, then they complain that the casino doesn't allow them to place large bets, but when they go to use other casinos and their accounts are blocked because they made large deposits and won a lot and because of this the casino's security system is detecting some type of suspicion so the player must show proof of the funds and while he does not show the account is temporarily blocked, the player will not make deposits, withdrawals and bets, but would enter the account to send proof of the funds, so in this situation the player will complain here on the forum. I keep asking myself the following: you say you have already made 45 million wagered

This means that in the same casinos that you are complaining about not allowing you to place large bets, they are the same casinos where you made 45 million wagered, so until you manage to make 45 million wagered it means that the betting value was not a very low value, because If it was a very low value, then you would never have reached the 45 million wagered or am I wrong? In case I'm wrong, could you tell us which casino you played at to the point of reaching the 45 million wagered and why you stopped using the casino that allowed you to play to the point of reaching the 45 million wagered?


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: 3kpk3 on October 01, 2023, 03:51:40 PM
Crypto sportsbooks usually don't grant decent limits since I have heard of people getting limited for just thousands of dollars. I recommend checking out betting brokers like Betinasia, Sportmarket etc who offer crypto payment methods and high limits.

In case I'm wrong, could you tell us which casino you played at to the point of reaching the 45 million wagered and why you stopped using the casino that allowed you to play to the point of reaching the 45 million wagered?
He probably got limited at those sites which is why he asked this query.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: bittraffic on October 01, 2023, 04:35:03 PM

This one is loaded and wants to double the money quickly. 
$45M seems to be too much for a sportsbook to handle but they may have some doubts about actually processing such an amount, certainly, they'd want to know where the money comes from. And they will suspect whether you have some guys fixing fights.

If a casino wouldn't mind you sending and allowing you to play such 45M in a few matches, you better watch out for they could just shut down. It's you who gets scammed and not you profiting.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Coin_trader on October 01, 2023, 05:46:17 PM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Try sportsbet.io because they are one of the oldest and biggest bookmaker available here in the forum that you can rely on. But don’t expect that you will have free flow limits since Stake usually one of the sportsbook that is very generous on betting limits to high roller.

If Stake limit your max bet then most probably it will happened too on other sportsbook since no wants an unprofitable players in their casino consistently draining their bankroll. Sportsbet and Duelbits are my 2 favorite sportsbook that I don’t encounter limit on my bet despite I’m winning frequently with decent bet size. But this is a case to case basis since your wager is insane to the highest level.

What’s your usual bet size and PnL on both Stake and BC? I’m interested to know how insane your casino port.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Saint-loup on October 01, 2023, 06:36:31 PM
This one is loaded and wants to double the money quickly.  
$45M seems to be too much for a sportsbook to handle but they may have some doubts about actually processing such an amount, certainly, they'd want to know where the money comes from. And they will suspect whether you have some guys fixing fights.

If a casino wouldn't mind you sending and allowing you to play such 45M in a few matches, you better watch out for they could just shut down. It's you who gets scammed and not you profiting.
Yes in addition, they could be feared for their bankroll, because such high roller can wipe out the bankroll of any crypto casino house in few bets. That's why it's better for him to look for decentralized casinos with deep liquidity pools, or parimutuel (pool betting) ones. They usually don't care and don't look at such things because their business model is different. For example at Freebitcoin, a high roller is regularly placing 10 or even 15+BTC bets on sport matches since several weeks without worrying anybody.

https://i.ibb.co/Bz48XTr/High-roller-bets-2023-10-01-210113.png


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Oilacris on October 01, 2023, 08:25:31 PM
This one is loaded and wants to double the money quickly.  
$45M seems to be too much for a sportsbook to handle but they may have some doubts about actually processing such an amount, certainly, they'd want to know where the money comes from. And they will suspect whether you have some guys fixing fights.

If a casino wouldn't mind you sending and allowing you to play such 45M in a few matches, you better watch out for they could just shut down. It's you who gets scammed and not you profiting.
Yes in addition, they could be feared for their bankroll, because such high roller can wipe out the bankroll of any crypto casino house in few bets. That's why it's better for him to look for decentralized casinos with deep liquidity pools, or parimutuel (pool betting) ones. They usually don't care and don't look at such things because their business model is different. For example at Freebitcoin, a high roller is regularly placing 10 or even 15+BTC bets on sport matches since several weeks without worrying anybody.
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This is why they would really be making out those bet limits or max win that they would be setting out without harming their bankroll because if they would be putting up that unlimited or having no limits then for sure it would really fucked up the entire business if one do hits up multi-million which they would really be needing to pay up. We dont actually have those precise numbers
about max wins because sports betting platforms would be actively changing it up basing up on the bankroll or hot wallet that they do have but pretty sure that most known bookies
will really be having those millions $$$ limits on which they could potentially be able to hit it up.

Dont know if those numbers shown on OP are real or just boasting out because if thats true then he's/she's a whale. Not all people would really be able to reach out
those numbers even if we do speak about combining that wagered overall. Its not something that anyone could achieve!


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: AmoreJaz on October 01, 2023, 09:34:48 PM

This one is loaded and wants to double the money quickly.  
$45M seems to be too much for a sportsbook to handle but they may have some doubts about actually processing such an amount, certainly, they'd want to know where the money comes from. And they will suspect whether you have some guys fixing fights.

If a casino wouldn't mind you sending and allowing you to play such 45M in a few matches, you better watch out for they could just shut down. It's you who gets scammed and not you profiting.

and the OP should consider his decisions here. because if he has no problems with those 2 bookies he'd playing with, then, what are the reasons why he wants to change his bookies? a new one may pose trouble for him if he will be playing such large amounts. for sure, he needs to take care of kyc requirements also. if he really wants to try new ones, much better if it is reputable ones that he can find in this forum. at least, when he gets into trouble, he can ask for help or contact any rep here. not many casinos can handle such amount of money though.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Spaceman1000$ on October 01, 2023, 11:20:50 PM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

The money is huge, i bet you can hardly see a company that is ready to take in such a  humongous amount. With such high stakes, you could easily wipe out their coffers, I guess they are afraid too.
Even if they agree you to stake, They might just end up showing you a maximum win that is 1/3 of your entire stake.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: ralle14 on October 02, 2023, 12:56:06 AM
and the OP should consider his decisions here. because if he has no problems with those 2 bookies he'd playing with, then, what are the reasons why he wants to change his bookies? a new one may pose trouble for him if he will be playing such large amounts. for sure, he needs to take care of kyc requirements also. if he really wants to try new ones, much better if it is reputable ones that he can find in this forum. at least, when he gets into trouble, he can ask for help or contact any rep here. not many casinos can handle such amount of money though.
He already pointed out his problem and it's the betting size each sportsbook can handle because there's always a limit to how much you can win per bet. Looking for more sportsbooks would help him increase his betting size overall since each sportsbook can only allow up to a certain amount per bettor.


What's your average bet size? In Fortunejack, i've checked the T&C, and it says the max payout goes up to €100K but it might not be the same with their NCAAF markets. Maybe it's best to try for a betting exchange like Fairlay.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Popkon6 on October 02, 2023, 03:28:16 AM
OP must be careful about KYC as he will be betting with large amount of assets. You have to bet on intelligence otherwise there may be problems as a fresher.  And you need to transfer resources by looking at busy websites. You can take help from forum people for any matter related to profit and loss in betting.
I want to say that I don't know if the dollar wealth the OP mentions is true at all (if true, he's a big blue whale) because it's good to be careful with that much wealth. So OP you need to play your part with someone bigger.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Haunebu on October 02, 2023, 06:54:21 AM
Some of the posters above clearly misunderstood what op mentioned. He stated that he wagered millions of dollars, but he never mentioned that he wagered it all at once. He probably is fine with limits in the thousands.

All major sportsbooks like Sportsbet.io, Stake etc will offer huge limits on popular markets only and they will limit him quickly if he keeps winning.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: swogerino on October 02, 2023, 07:09:02 AM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

The money is huge, i bet you can hardly see a company that is ready to take in such a  humongous amount. With such high stakes, you could easily wipe out their coffers, I guess they are afraid too.
Even if they agree you to stake, They might just end up showing you a maximum win that is 1/3 of your entire stake.

If that is million dollars which I assume it is then what are you doing with that huge amount of money,gambling it out when you can live a comfortable life by just having it invested somewhere else in different business or venues.Most sportbooks will not allow those huge amounts and totally forget about what someone said here about FIAT sportbooks,they limit you when you just win a few thousand dollars let alone the amount you want to play.

I think it is better for you to invest it somewhere else rather than keep losing it in gambling as in the long run that is what happens.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CryptoGamblingSites on October 02, 2023, 07:46:04 AM

All major sportsbooks like Sportsbet.io, Stake etc will offer huge limits on popular markets only and they will limit him quickly if he keeps winning.

This


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: notblox1 on October 02, 2023, 09:48:48 AM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol
You know that house always wins so dont complain because some sportsbook limit you and people.
Since you claim to wagered 45 million, and I doubt that, it is best that you open your own casino and crypto sportsbook and give people unlimited larger bets.
I am sure you would do that if you become owner, so lets see how that turns out for you  ;D


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: sunsilk on October 02, 2023, 10:26:09 AM
You seem to have a huge wagering with those sportsbooks that you've mentioned. And with that, I think that there are usually limits that they'll be flagging you down even before reaching certain amounts.

But if that's what it is and you're telling the truth, someone might be curious to ask for proof but if you think that you're not obliged in doing so, that's fine.

If you've got the same experience with those, you may check and try betcoin but read their terms about such limits.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Mr.right85 on October 02, 2023, 10:33:59 AM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol
Wow! That’s a lot of money. I think the issue here for most Sportsbook is not in having to accept the amounts as, they sure will like to get some of that cool money but, it’s in the event of a win. Big rollers also signifies trouble as the wins would be big when they win and having to pay back such a large amount could tell so much on the gambling site.
Sportsbook isn’t something you entirely depend on luck, there are also questions of match fixing syndicates and trying to corner you to certain odds could only worsen situation in win scenarios.

You’ve might as well keep up with the contacts but, the Sportsbookie have got to look out for themselves as well.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: jrrsparkles on October 02, 2023, 11:00:17 AM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol
Fortune jack is also one of the oldest and biggest crypto gambling site so they may offer the higher betting limits if that is your preference.

Also these is Comprehensive list of Crypto Sportsbooks (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5319239.0), which is outdated still covers the most of the existing sportsbooks in the crypto industry so take a look at the list and it may be useful for you.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: AmoreJaz on October 02, 2023, 05:59:09 PM
You seem to have a huge wagering with those sportsbooks that you've mentioned. And with that, I think that there are usually limits that they'll be flagging you down even before reaching certain amounts.

But if that's what it is and you're telling the truth, someone might be curious to ask for proof but if you think that you're not obliged in doing so, that's fine.

If you've got the same experience with those, you may check and try betcoin but read their terms about such limits.

with such amount that we are talking here, high likely that the casino will ask for kyc from him. and i believe he is ready for that. because most licensed casinos will ask such proof of identity and source of funds if he will channeling that big amount to the casino. i don't think any casino or bookie will miss such high roller in their site.
the OP should stick to bookie/s which are known respectable sites in the forum, and with active support. it is always best to have someone that you can reach out in case of trouble with your account or any issue encountered when you are playing inside the site.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: PalamarNadia on October 02, 2023, 08:07:03 PM
Write to me in private messages or telegram bro, I may have information for you. Telegramm @MathBetsOnly


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CryptoGods90 on October 03, 2023, 04:06:25 AM
It was stake. Limited which is funny cuz overall i was only +50,000 or so


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: sunsilk on October 03, 2023, 12:21:22 PM
You seem to have a huge wagering with those sportsbooks that you've mentioned. And with that, I think that there are usually limits that they'll be flagging you down even before reaching certain amounts.

But if that's what it is and you're telling the truth, someone might be curious to ask for proof but if you think that you're not obliged in doing so, that's fine.

If you've got the same experience with those, you may check and try betcoin but read their terms about such limits.

with such amount that we are talking here, high likely that the casino will ask for kyc from him. and i believe he is ready for that. because most licensed casinos will ask such proof of identity and source of funds if he will channeling that big amount to the casino. i don't think any casino or bookie will miss such high roller in their site.
the OP should stick to bookie/s which are known respectable sites in the forum, and with active support. it is always best to have someone that you can reach out in case of trouble with your account or any issue encountered when you are playing inside the site.
There have been a lot in here and despite those that he's mentioned that are also reputable in the forum, there probably some problem that had came out and he just can't stay with those or he can't take anymore the strictness that they've implemented to him.

For high rollers and gamblers like him, it is for sure that the casino that he's been with is aware on how they shouldn't miss a customer like him. But depending also on the results, as we know, when someone consistently winning.

That's when they're acting and likely won't allow him to stay with them any longer.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: 3kpk3 on October 03, 2023, 03:43:12 PM
It was stake. Limited which is funny cuz overall i was only +50,000 or so
+50,000 is a pretty big amount for any sportsbook which is why I am not surprised that you got limited in this manner since they do not appreciate long-term winners like you frankly speaking.

Were you value-betting or arbing? Also, you need to provide some proof(Screenshots etc) to prove whatever you stated.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Fatunad on October 03, 2023, 07:32:49 PM
It was stake. Limited which is funny cuz overall i was only +50,000 or so
+50,000 is a pretty big amount for any sportsbook which is why I am not surprised that you got limited in this manner since they do not appreciate long-term winners like you frankly speaking.

Were you value-betting or arbing? Also, you need to provide some proof(Screenshots etc) to prove whatever you stated.
Asking for proofs of what? Account balance or something? Yes, it might not be necessary but it would be always best that we could really be able to see those real balances or the time he do make out those
bets and been rejected out to make this issue or thing to be at least realistic because there are indeed places on which 50k bet wont really be that an issue but just like on what those
other members been saying above which similar to yours that they dont really appreciate those players even on being a high roller or wagerer on having that good winning percentage
on which they would really be seeing those fellas to be disasters  of their business.  ;D


Write to me in private messages or telegram bro, I may have information for you. Telegramm @MathBetsOnly
Nice scam attempt bro!
@OP, dont listen into this m*therf*cker and just trying to scam you obviously.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CryptoGods90 on October 03, 2023, 08:00:59 PM
Yea I figured as much I didn't reply to him here's my stats lol.. how the hell do I upload lol


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Eureka_07 on October 03, 2023, 09:10:14 PM

This one is loaded and wants to double the money quickly. 
$45M seems to be too much for a sportsbook to handle but they may have some doubts about actually processing such an amount, certainly, they'd want to know where the money comes from. And they will suspect whether you have some guys fixing fights.

If a casino wouldn't mind you sending and allowing you to play such 45M in a few matches, you better watch out for they could just shut down. It's you who gets scammed and not you profiting.
He didn't say that he will bet $45 million on a few bets. That amount was the accumulation of all his account's bets on Stake; the other $20 million is on BC. It seems there was a misunderstanding, please try rereading the original post.

Oh, and you're not the only one who misunderstood it. Also, just a quick note, he didn't mention doubling his money quickly!


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Rating Place on October 04, 2023, 07:11:44 AM
The first post is all in one showing the Sportsbooks, ANN thread, Contact for Support, KYC Rating, Scam Accusations. It's current. The top books normally start off with high limits in major markets although the limit criteria is different with each one.

Sportsbook, ANN, KYC Rating, Contact for Support, Scams (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=717790.0/)


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: 3kpk3 on October 04, 2023, 07:25:46 AM
Asking for proofs of what? Account balance or something?
Not necessarily. Anything to prove his high wagering amounts would help legitimise his statements.

Oh, and you're not the only one who misunderstood it. Also, just a quick note, he didn't mention doubling his money quickly!
Yeah. It was actually hilarious seeing so many people think that he wanted to bet millions at once when he never specifically mentioned that. Some of these people probably don't gamble regularly.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: delfastTions on October 04, 2023, 07:49:34 AM
Jokes, of course, are a good thing, useful to everyone and fun, they lift your spirits and have a positive effect simply on your life.  :)
But if it’s true that a certain citizen can simply afford to place bets in amounts amounting to millions of dollars and he has a passion for gambling, then, in my opinion, such a person will inevitably come to the conclusion that it’s time for him to open a casino himself.  Hire a team of programmers, lawyers, administrators, and so on, down to a cleaning lady.  :) And start this business.  And it’s interesting for myself and for the players in the market to benefit - a new casino has appeared, which is generally good!  Well, this has already been written (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5468754.msg62932995#msg62932995) about here in the topic.  I just agree that this is a good development with fantastic stakes.


 


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Sanitough on October 04, 2023, 02:11:58 PM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Stake is one of the largest sportsbooks in the space, but of course, there are others that would accept huge wagers from gamblers.

I think you should try the reputable gambling sites in the forum. I believe these gambling sites accept huge wagers.

1-Rollbit
2-Sportsbet.io
3-Duelbets

_________

Please be specific with the million you've mentioned, is it USD? or other currency?


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on October 04, 2023, 03:52:27 PM
You seem to have a huge wagering with those sportsbooks that you've mentioned. And with that, I think that there are usually limits that they'll be flagging you down even before reaching certain amounts.

But if that's what it is and you're telling the truth, someone might be curious to ask for proof but if you think that you're not obliged in doing so, that's fine.

If you've got the same experience with those, you may check and try betcoin but read their terms about such limits.

with such amount that we are talking here, high likely that the casino will ask for kyc from him. and i believe he is ready for that. because most licensed casinos will ask such proof of identity and source of funds if he will channeling that big amount to the casino. i don't think any casino or bookie will miss such high roller in their site.
the OP should stick to bookie/s which are known respectable sites in the forum, and with active support. it is always best to have someone that you can reach out in case of trouble with your account or any issue encountered when you are playing inside the site.

I also Agree with what you say , it is always good to do things in the most Correct way, just like you, I think that the things that can be done in the countries that OP says have to be in the Best and Most trustworthy members of the forum, because the Problem will Always lie in the KYC , and it is very likely that the players who accept this deal will want not to do the KYC, and I understand them, it is something that is not very pleasant, and that few would want to do, personally I have always thought that the people who do the KYC and who can do much more than this , because they are also limited, you can comply with the KYC, but if you manage to win big, then they Will ask you for a Much more radical KYC, much more demanding and this is something that the esuga adds, then the KYC in the casinos as well as the service they want to offer must also be Presented as an option that must be had in case the person has to play with a Personalized account , now if the Deposit of Funds goes to a single account, because things change, everything Becomes different and basically the only thing one can focus on is that they fully trust the service that the OP is offering.

When it Comes to how to Offer the Service , it would be nice if You could show Your Results, the people who are probably already working with you doing this, this will Give you the best chance of doing things right, of course I say that from the point of View of being a demanding and clearly concerned client because you have to be very careful when you do things with Money , I could say that when it comes to money things are more delicate, and everything has to be done in Detail , and everything has to be clear , because for minimal things that involve money, there have been many problems and that is something that you cannot afford to do Or allow, that is why I am very careful about those Things, you Should Always have a lot of Moderation.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Haunebu on October 04, 2023, 06:40:50 PM
2-Sportsbet.io
Sportsbet.io is a good recommendation for sure since I have heard of plenty of high rollers wagering huge amounts, but some of them did get limited later on for consistently winning sizeable amounts.

Please be specific with the million you've mentioned, is it USD? or other currency?
He clearly mentioned that he could bet 200 bucks for the NCAAF market which implies that it's dollars.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: mak013 on October 05, 2023, 02:23:50 PM
It is strange for me that man with such sum searching an advice from the unknown members. With such money i don`t see a problem to find a specialist for analyze. I even can`t imagine anybody with such sum searching such information himself. It can be some assistant hired for searching such information or just fake, i don`t know for what purposes.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Saint-loup on October 05, 2023, 07:57:32 PM
It is strange for me that man with such sum searching an advice from the unknown members. With such money i don`t see a problem to find a specialist for analyze. I even can`t imagine anybody with such sum searching such information himself. It can be some assistant hired for searching such information or just fake, i don`t know for what purposes.
You are right it's a little bit surprising, but to be honest I have no idea where you could find a specialist of crypto sportbooks to hire. In addition, if you hire one people you will only get one single opinion and experience, so OP is maybe looking for diverse opinions and insights from the community. In addition many people became millionaires in crypto thanks to smart or lucky early investments, scams or hacks, but they don't live like common millionaires because it's not easy at all in most countries to convert millions dollars of cryptos into fiat money. So they use their cryptos to play with them.
 


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: mak013 on October 06, 2023, 12:32:15 PM
It is strange for me that man with such sum searching an advice from the unknown members. With such money i don`t see a problem to find a specialist for analyze. I even can`t imagine anybody with such sum searching such information himself. It can be some assistant hired for searching such information or just fake, i don`t know for what purposes.
You are right it's a little bit surprising, but to be honest I have no idea where you could find a specialist of crypto sportbooks to hire. In addition, if you hire one people you will only get one single opinion and experience, so OP is maybe looking for diverse opinions and insights from the community. In addition many people became millionaires in crypto thanks to smart or lucky early investments, scams or hacks, but they don't live like common millionaires because it's not easy at all in most countries to convert millions dollars of cryptos into fiat money. So they use their cryptos to play with them.
I don`t think that it is a problem to hire a specialist that can find several advisers in cryptocurrencies and compare their information. In such way the OP will get combined advice from the several persons and he have a real man that made it. So he has a man with the face but not unknown nicknames like here. And the same time i don`t see any problem with cryptocurrencies convert. If the OP has his money in cryptocurrencies - he need to convert a small part of them to pay a consultant or he can pay him in cryptocurrencies too.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: ryzaadit on October 06, 2023, 01:19:33 PM
I'm not a sportsbook user.

So far I know your limit are depends on the waggering you're made on the casino. If you register to new website, you will be given with a small-limit why you just not betting in (Stake) since you already waggering a lot money.

You should have higher limit and they allowed you to big bet according to the limit you're own.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Mate2237 on October 06, 2023, 03:12:15 PM
Op since you are looking for casinos to wage, then I will also recommend CryptoPlay (https://cryptoplay.io/?c=sigbtc), you can test it to confirm their services. If you are looking to test another casino on the space, I will also advise you to use the ones that are in the forum, they are the best to do that, so that in case of anything you can easily contact the representatives in the forum to know the issues and possible way to solve it but whereby you.

You have waged a very big number of games in those casinos and that means you have a good experience in those casinos. The way I look at it, you might be very good in gambling but even at that, I will advise you to limit your wagering or you can set a limit in it.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: irhact on October 06, 2023, 11:16:53 PM
It is strange for me that man with such sum searching an advice from the unknown members. With such money i don`t see a problem to find a specialist for analyze. I even can`t imagine anybody with such sum searching such information himself. It can be some assistant hired for searching such information or just fake, i don`t know for what purposes.

He didn't mention if the 45 millions was in dollars therefore lets give him the benefits of a doubt as any individual with such money in dollars shoudn't be looking for advice from some random individuals on the internet. The only advice I can give the OP is to only trust crypto casinos or sportsbooks that have a presence on the forum with very good reputation. OP have you considered using multiple platforms since that'll be too much for one site to handle.

If I had that type of money I won't be comfortable wagering them on one platforms as casino are getting hacked, I'll be using more that one platforms to play it safe so if one platforms got hack, I can have backups with other account and to avoid bringing attention to my account as that's a huge money to use on one site.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Wiwo on October 06, 2023, 11:28:23 PM
It is strange for me that man with such sum searching an advice from the unknown members. With such money i don`t see a problem to find a specialist for analyze. I even can`t imagine anybody with such sum searching such information himself. It can be some assistant hired for searching such information or just fake, i don`t know for what purposes.

Some time,  looking or asking for help publicly is not only advantageous to the one who asked the questions but also to other members of the forum who may learn one thing or another that will help their general well-being on casinos,  as the ops already mentioned,  he already has some incredible accumulated wagering on stake and that shows that ops are not new in the games and if he wants to remain anonymous he should have easily gotten his desired answers through other means.

But sharing it here also is a good idea since the discussions will unravel a lot of other hidden information as regards what ops asked and what the suggestions of members of the forum will be.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Nrcewker on October 07, 2023, 01:53:09 AM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Stake is the best casino and sportsbook for large bets to be honest. They have a trustworthy team which provides transparent solutions if you ever face any problems. Would you not mind sharing the reason, why you want to move from this site? If you ask me then apart from Stake, I can suggest you sportsbet.io also. Few years back I was playing there and they provide variety of sorts events with good events.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: 3kpk3 on October 07, 2023, 07:44:52 AM
Op since you are looking for casinos to wage, then I will also recommend CryptoPlay (https://cryptoplay.io/?c=sigbtc), you can test it to confirm their services.
Cryptoplay is a relatively new site in this forum that started advertising their services recently which is why this isn't a good suggestion since op seems to be a high roller looking for a popular sportsbook.

Would you not mind sharing the reason, why you want to move from this site?
Isn't it obvious? He got limited in those sites which is why he is searching for alternatives.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Russlenat on October 07, 2023, 10:57:57 AM
i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Seriously, they only limit your bet to $200? If that's true, it doesn't sound like the place for high rollers. Maybe you should consider trying out other sportsbooks. I've used sportsbet.io for a single bet of $1,000, and I had no issues withdrawing my winnings. Give it a shot, mate.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: mak013 on October 07, 2023, 06:38:44 PM
It is strange for me that man with such sum searching an advice from the unknown members. With such money i don`t see a problem to find a specialist for analyze. I even can`t imagine anybody with such sum searching such information himself. It can be some assistant hired for searching such information or just fake, i don`t know for what purposes.

He didn't mention if the 45 millions was in dollars therefore lets give him the benefits of a doubt as any individual with such money in dollars shoudn't be looking for advice from some random individuals on the internet. The only advice I can give the OP is to only trust crypto casinos or sportsbooks that have a presence on the forum with very good reputation. OP have you considered using multiple platforms since that'll be too much for one site to handle.

If I had that type of money I won't be comfortable wagering them on one platforms as casino are getting hacked, I'll be using more that one platforms to play it safe so if one platforms got hack, I can have backups with other account and to avoid bringing attention to my account as that's a huge money to use on one site.
Ok, i believe, that the OP doesn`t meant 45 mln BTC *sarcasm*
When we are talking about money on the international board we always talking about USD.



It is strange for me that man with such sum searching an advice from the unknown members. With such money i don`t see a problem to find a specialist for analyze. I even can`t imagine anybody with such sum searching such information himself. It can be some assistant hired for searching such information or just fake, i don`t know for what purposes.

Some time,  looking or asking for help publicly is not only advantageous to the one who asked the questions but also to other members of the forum who may learn one thing or another that will help their general well-being on casinos,  as the ops already mentioned,  he already has some incredible accumulated wagering on stake and that shows that ops are not new in the games and if he wants to remain anonymous he should have easily gotten his desired answers through other means.

But sharing it here also is a good idea since the discussions will unravel a lot of other hidden information as regards what ops asked and what the suggestions of members of the forum will be.
Yes, the other members can get useful information, but it isn`t an answer why the OP searching information in such a way?
I know several men in cryptocurrencies with really big money. No one of them knows about this board. All of them have other ways of getting information. And no one of them search information themselves.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Wiwo on October 07, 2023, 06:46:24 PM

Yes, the other members can get useful information, but it isn`t an answer as to why the OP searching for information in such a way.
I know several men in cryptocurrencies with really big money. No one of them knows about this board. All of them have other ways of getting information. And no none of them search for information themselves.
Yes, they survived all the while because they know the market themselves and as holders who are in for the long term base,  they don't need to border themselves with the daily crisis in market movement and how the value of they Bitcoin is moving,  this is most exciting to some extent because those big money bag where and can analyse the market and make the judgement at any time they want to DCA but being carried away with all the waves and market funds in not among they priority to some extent and at most it ok for them.

Searching for information is best when the individual involved knows how to filter data and market chats that give them a long-term insight into what the market will look like in the future.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Eternad on October 07, 2023, 06:50:46 PM
i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Seriously, they only limit your bet to $200? If that's true, it doesn't sound like the place for high rollers. Maybe you should consider trying out other sportsbooks. I've used sportsbet.io for a single bet of $1,000, and I had no issues withdrawing my winnings. Give it a shot, mate.

It’s not surprising since other casino has more harsh limitations than a 200$ bet. Most probably this high roller is winning frequently that’s why casino is limiting them. If reputable casino is limiting them to the point that the player himself want to get out then there’s a high chance that other casino will do the same once this user display same portfolio since casino doesn’t want to be on consistent lose on a certain player while they have a regular member that losing money.

They are business after all so they are not interested on a high roller user that can give -ve profit to them. :D


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Mr.suevie on October 07, 2023, 07:45:49 PM
i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Seriously, they only limit your bet to $200? If that's true, it doesn't sound like the place for high rollers. Maybe you should consider trying out other sportsbooks. I've used sportsbet.io for a single bet of $1,000, and I had no issues withdrawing my winnings. Give it a shot, mate.
It's really funny to hear that a casino can actually limit a user's playing amount to 200$ because I have not experienced such a case before and, believe me, I have surfed gambling websites. Well, I think I support the decision of him taking the bold step of having a try at another casino, because there are lots of casinos out there that can fully support your stake of even up to 2k or even 3k dollars for a single stake on their website. Another thought of this is that the casinos are actually scared of users using high bankrolls, which reduces the risk of involvement in placing a bet .


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CGRevu on October 07, 2023, 08:29:24 PM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

If you send me screen shots of some of your wagers and the limits you would like I'll contact VIP managers of all and find the ones that will treat you right.

The same goes for other high rollers betting $1000 or more per game. I do need a screen shot of wagers, limits you want and sports that you bet.

For those wagering under that amount and it doesn't matter how small here's a list of bonuses and reviews. https://cryptogamingrevu.com/


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Saint-loup on October 07, 2023, 09:56:09 PM
I don`t think that it is a problem to hire a specialist that can find several advisers in cryptocurrencies and compare their information. In such way the OP will get combined advice from the several persons and he have a real man that made it. So he has a man with the face but not unknown nicknames like here. And the same time i don`t see any problem with cryptocurrencies convert. If the OP has his money in cryptocurrencies - he need to convert a small part of them to pay a consultant or he can pay him in cryptocurrencies too.
Showing to random people that you are holding very large amounts of cryptos is not safe, because they can try to scam, to steal or to extort you. In addition, it would be very hard to find several specialists of the matter to hire. How and where he could find them? If he places an advert here or on social medias, do you really think he will get serious candidates? Maybe he can try to look at Wizard of Vegas or at some specialized subreddits for example, but meanwhile it's not a bad idea to ask for insights to the community here.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CGRevu on October 07, 2023, 10:20:56 PM
I don`t think that it is a problem to hire a specialist that can find several advisers in cryptocurrencies and compare their information. In such way the OP will get combined advice from the several persons and he have a real man that made it. So he has a man with the face but not unknown nicknames like here. And the same time i don`t see any problem with cryptocurrencies convert. If the OP has his money in cryptocurrencies - he need to convert a small part of them to pay a consultant or he can pay him in cryptocurrencies too.
Showing to random people that you are holding very large amounts of cryptos is not safe, because they can try to scam, to steal or to extort you. In addition, it would be very hard to find several specialists of the matter to hire. How and where he could find them? If he places an advert here or on social medias, do you really think he will get serious candidates? Maybe he can try to look at Wizard of Vegas for example, but meanwhile it's not a bad idea to ask for insights to the community here.

There are a lot of people that wager millions per year. Some bet $100,000 on one game. You really don't have to worry about anything. I can hook up any high roller who would then deal directly with the VIP manager after the introduction. I'll just try to get a good deal and make sure the punter is treated properly. High rollers don't like to waste time doing the grunt work. I'll do that but don't want to waste the time of the VIP manager at the book if someone isn't serious. It also makes me look bad. That's why I'm looking for some type of betting history.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Wiwo on October 07, 2023, 10:50:13 PM
i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Seriously, they only limit your bet to $200? If that's true, it doesn't sound like the place for high rollers. Maybe you should consider trying out other sportsbooks. I've used sportsbet.io for a single bet of $1,000, and I had no issues withdrawing my winnings. Give it a shot, mate.
Having a $200 bet limit can be say to be an individual limits,  in the sense that there is high possibility that the still allow other account on the site to wager higher amount that what the ops stated and that brings us to the possibility of the actual  cause of the limits.

I am sure I can stake a relatively high amount on stake and to some extent I have never experienced a limit before even though may account is still low in rank and has not been loaccumulatedulate a high wager amount to even qualify me to join the casino live chat.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Russlenat on October 07, 2023, 11:22:49 PM
i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Seriously, they only limit your bet to $200? If that's true, it doesn't sound like the place for high rollers. Maybe you should consider trying out other sportsbooks. I've used sportsbet.io for a single bet of $1,000, and I had no issues withdrawing my winnings. Give it a shot, mate.
It's really funny to hear that a casino can actually limit a user's playing amount to 200$ because I have not experienced such a case before and, believe me, I have surfed gambling websites. Well, I think I support the decision of him taking the bold step of having a try at another casino, because there are lots of casinos out there that can fully support your stake of even up to 2k or even 3k dollars for a single stake on their website. Another thought of this is that the casinos are actually scared of users using high bankrolls, which reduces the risk of involvement in placing a bet .

You know, it really says a lot about their rep when they can't handle bets that aren't massive. It makes you wonder if they've got the long-term game plan or if their bankroll can handle the winners. In my humble opinion, capping users at less than $200 per stake doesn't sit right for a site as known as theirs, both in our forum and probably beyond. But hey, like I said, only if that's actually the case.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CryptoGods90 on October 07, 2023, 11:30:06 PM
I don`t think that it is a problem to hire a specialist that can find several advisers in cryptocurrencies and compare their information. In such way the OP will get combined advice from the several persons and he have a real man that made it. So he has a man with the face but not unknown nicknames like here. And the same time i don`t see any problem with cryptocurrencies convert. If the OP has his money in cryptocurrencies - he need to convert a small part of them to pay a consultant or he can pay him in cryptocurrencies too.
Showing to random people that you are holding very large amounts of cryptos is not safe, because they can try to scam, to steal or to extort you. In addition, it would be very hard to find several specialists of the matter to hire. How and where he could find them? If he places an advert here or on social medias, do you really think he will get serious candidates? Maybe he can try to look at Wizard of Vegas for example, but meanwhile it's not a bad idea to ask for insights to the community here.

There are a lot of people that wager millions per year. Some bet $100,000 on one game. You really don't have to worry about anything. I can hook up any high roller who would then deal directly with the VIP manager after the introduction. I'll just try to get a good deal and make sure the punter is treated properly. High rollers don't like to waste time doing the grunt work. I'll do that but don't want to waste the time of the VIP manager at the book if someone isn't serious. It also makes me look bad. That's why I'm looking for some type of betting history.






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Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Yamifoud on October 08, 2023, 01:26:43 AM
i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Seriously, they only limit your bet to $200? If that's true, it doesn't sound like the place for high rollers. Maybe you should consider trying out other sportsbooks. I've used sportsbet.io for a single bet of $1,000, and I had no issues withdrawing my winnings. Give it a shot, mate.
Having a $200 bet limit can be say to be an individual limits,  in the sense that there is high possibility that the still allow other account on the site to wager higher amount that what the ops stated and that brings us to the possibility of the actual  cause of the limits.

I am sure I can stake a relatively high amount on stake and to some extent I have never experienced a limit before even though may account is still low in rank and has not been loaccumulatedulate a high wager amount to even qualify me to join the casino live chat.

I guess so, it's pretty much individual limits when it comes to gambling sites. They're all about the moolah, right? They love it when you're on a losing streak, but they can't stand it when someone's cleaning house.

At the start, it's all open and free, but as soon as they start bleeding from your wins, they'll start pulling those reins. It's just how they keep their business rolling. Gotta make that dough, you know? No gambling site can stay afloat if they're not in the green.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Sims25 on October 08, 2023, 04:08:22 AM
@OP are you a professional bettor? This is an amazing amount of money. Or are you a rich person that does it for fun.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Russlenat on October 08, 2023, 04:32:19 AM
@OP are you a professional bettor? This is an amazing amount of money. Or are you a rich person that does it for fun.

Don't even bother trying to figure out if he's loaded or not. The thing is, when a gambling site starts limiting someone, it's a clear sign that they're throwing down some serious cash. They're probably sweating bullets about going bankrupt. But hey, if you want my two cents, I'd say he's probably pretty well-off.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CryptoGods90 on October 08, 2023, 07:13:38 AM
Its not even being loaded its these sites claim they have huge limits but they really dont lol


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: shield132 on October 08, 2023, 08:21:10 AM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol
The only two crypto sportsbook that will 100% handle large bets are Sportsbet.io and Stake.com. Stake is owned by Primedice team. Other casinos that will probably handle large bets are Fortunejack and Bitsler.com because these are two one of the oldest casinos (FJ started business in 2014 and Bitsler in 2015 and FJ still has an ongoing campaign on this forum). But keep in mind that you'll probably have to deal with Know Your Customer documents.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Haunebu on October 08, 2023, 08:22:13 AM
I am sure I can stake a relatively high amount on stake and to some extent I have never experienced a limit before even though may account is still low in rank and has not been loaccumulatedulate a high wager amount to even qualify me to join the casino live chat.
Makes sense why you haven't been limited yet, but you most definitely will be limited just like any other punter out there if you keep wagering big amounts and winning consistently in my opinion.

Its not even being loaded its these sites claim they have huge limits but they really dont lol
That depends on the market. They do offer huge limits on popular markets like big moneyline ones etc, but they offer low limits on less popular ones.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: bitbollo on October 08, 2023, 08:55:01 AM
i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Seriously, they only limit your bet to $200? If that's true, it doesn't sound like the place for high rollers. Maybe you should consider trying out other sportsbooks. I've used sportsbet.io for a single bet of $1,000, and I had no issues withdrawing my winnings. Give it a shot, mate.

200 USD is quite a very low amount even for a "medium" gambler ;D

Why just focus on crypto sportsbook? if they are compliant with regulation they are observing more or less the same rules as a classic sportsbook so it's something really similar....

In this case, I think that a nice option are offered by FIAT sportsbook like "betfair" since these exchange games allow "infinite" money to be gambled (because you're playing against other gambler).  If OP has not issue with KYC/exchange crypto I will have a check also on this...


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: EKoston on October 08, 2023, 10:15:08 AM
When i understand OP correct he needs a bookie with the ability to bet much and often, but not high stake (200 enough?)

in general all crypto bookies which are new are a risk, no matter how much you play and what

i have so many bad experience by myself and also with friends of mine

in general the top  brands are a solid choice (stake, sportsbet, FJ) the old stable one i mean

the 2022 and 2023 casinos are a risk
maybe they ask for KYC, maybe not, maybe the accept after withdrawal maybe not
its gambling :)

to be safe you can also use platforms like sportmarket for example
easy crypto payment
KYC which is solid
and you play in an all in platform with pinnacle, betfair,smarkets, ibc and stuff like that

there you can play as much as you want and as long the limits are fine

i use this as my main book and beside stake


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: SamReomo on October 08, 2023, 10:31:25 AM
OP must be careful about KYC as he will be betting with large amount of assets. You have to bet on intelligence otherwise there may be problems as a fresher.  And you need to transfer resources by looking at busy websites. You can take help from forum people for any matter related to profit and loss in betting.

OP has surely completed his KYC before putting such large bets because a gambler with such amount of money will always do his/her best to complete the KYC before placing any bets. The OP seems to be a good gambler and he seems to have a lot of knowledge about Sportsbook and that's why he's trying to make that high bets.

I agree that there are many members on this forum who can help a lot in gambling but it's ones own understanding of the situation and luck. Sometimes even the top gamblers lose the bets and that's why I always say that luck plays a very important role for the gamblers.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: alertoriole on October 08, 2023, 12:03:02 PM
I can bet about 500k a game at cloudbet. site sucks but they have second largest limits to stake. gotta show your stats to them and deal with their host or you're wasting your time.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Beparanf on October 08, 2023, 12:53:24 PM
I can bet about 500k a game at cloudbet. site sucks but they have second largest limits to stake. gotta show your stats to them and deal with their host or you're wasting your time.

Well other casino can handle more than 500k max bet too if they are given limits based on their bankroll. I’m wondering if cloudbet offer 500k max bet on single pick by default account since sportsbook casino now control their limits due to the existence of arbitrage betting that using their casino to mix funds and abused their bonus rewards easily.

I heard that Duelbits has the feature to increase max bet too above 500k by arranging your limits with the help of casino support.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: alertoriole on October 08, 2023, 01:16:02 PM
no it's dependent on your history. same with every sportsbook. nobody will let you sign up and begin doing huge bets unless you're referred by different companies or hosts. turning over 40m doesnt really mean much as far as being a big player its not a large turn over at all. stake wouldn't limit a large player for winning 50k. so i guess there's more to it than being explained. probably loaned his account to someone and it got flagged etc.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: AmoreJaz on October 08, 2023, 11:59:18 PM
no it's dependent on your history. same with every sportsbook. nobody will let you sign up and begin doing huge bets unless you're referred by different companies or hosts. turning over 40m doesnt really mean much as far as being a big player its not a large turn over at all. stake wouldn't limit a large player for winning 50k. so i guess there's more to it than being explained. probably loaned his account to someone and it got flagged etc.

we don't know the truth about here. but if you abide by the terms and you have no illegal activities to hide, then, you won't have any prob with known reputable bookies especially found in this forum. also, if you are talking with multi-million dollars bet, of course, you won't go to a small bookie but a big one. so you won't have any prob when it comes to disbursements of your winnings.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Russlenat on October 09, 2023, 01:29:40 PM
i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Seriously, they only limit your bet to $200? If that's true, it doesn't sound like the place for high rollers. Maybe you should consider trying out other sportsbooks. I've used sportsbet.io for a single bet of $1,000, and I had no issues withdrawing my winnings. Give it a shot, mate.

200 USD is quite a very low amount even for a "medium" gambler ;D

Why just focus on crypto sportsbook? if they are compliant with regulation they are observing more or less the same rules as a classic sportsbook so it's something really similar....

In this case, I think that a nice option are offered by FIAT sportsbook like "betfair" since these exchange games allow "infinite" money to be gambled (because you're playing against other gambler).  If OP has not issue with KYC/exchange crypto I will have a check also on this...
Absolutely, you've got a point there! If OP is throwing down big bets, it's highly likely that they're a high roller, and many gambling sites, even in the crypto world, tend to require users to go through the KYC process. Those traditional FIAT sportsbooks, like the ones you mentioned, have been around for quite some time and have built up solid reputations. So, it's a reliable alternative, and I'm guessing OP won't have any more complaints with that choice.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: mak013 on October 10, 2023, 10:16:59 AM
I don`t think that it is a problem to hire a specialist that can find several advisers in cryptocurrencies and compare their information. In such way the OP will get combined advice from the several persons and he have a real man that made it. So he has a man with the face but not unknown nicknames like here. And the same time i don`t see any problem with cryptocurrencies convert. If the OP has his money in cryptocurrencies - he need to convert a small part of them to pay a consultant or he can pay him in cryptocurrencies too.
Showing to random people that you are holding very large amounts of cryptos is not safe, because they can try to scam, to steal or to extort you. In addition, it would be very hard to find several specialists of the matter to hire. How and where he could find them? If he places an advert here or on social medias, do you really think he will get serious candidates? Maybe he can try to look at Wizard of Vegas or at some specialized subreddits for example, but meanwhile it's not a bad idea to ask for insights to the community here.
On this board the OP makes the same. He shares his information to unknown people. And he can get the information he can`t believe - no one will take responsibility for bad advice. When you have really big money, you have information about various specialists and you know somebody who can search information for you. As i said, a know few men with really big sums in crypticurrencies - no one of them know about this board.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CGRevu on October 10, 2023, 08:47:22 PM
I don`t think that it is a problem to hire a specialist that can find several advisers in cryptocurrencies and compare their information. In such way the OP will get combined advice from the several persons and he have a real man that made it. So he has a man with the face but not unknown nicknames like here. And the same time i don`t see any problem with cryptocurrencies convert. If the OP has his money in cryptocurrencies - he need to convert a small part of them to pay a consultant or he can pay him in cryptocurrencies too.
Showing to random people that you are holding very large amounts of cryptos is not safe, because they can try to scam, to steal or to extort you. In addition, it would be very hard to find several specialists of the matter to hire. How and where he could find them? If he places an advert here or on social medias, do you really think he will get serious candidates? Maybe he can try to look at Wizard of Vegas or at some specialized subreddits for example, but meanwhile it's not a bad idea to ask for insights to the community here.
On this board the OP makes the same. He shares his information to unknown people. And he can get the information he can`t believe - no one will take responsibility for bad advice. When you have really big money, you have information about various specialists and you know somebody who can search information for you. As i said, a know few men with really big sums in crypticurrencies - no one of them know about this board.

I'm in touch with high rollers and crypto millionaires. What you say is true except there are crypto millionaires that know about bitcointalk.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Lanatsa on October 10, 2023, 09:59:01 PM
I don`t think that it is a problem to hire a specialist that can find several advisers in cryptocurrencies and compare their information. In such way the OP will get combined advice from the several persons and he have a real man that made it. So he has a man with the face but not unknown nicknames like here. And the same time i don`t see any problem with cryptocurrencies convert. If the OP has his money in cryptocurrencies - he need to convert a small part of them to pay a consultant or he can pay him in cryptocurrencies too.
Showing to random people that you are holding very large amounts of cryptos is not safe, because they can try to scam, to steal or to extort you. In addition, it would be very hard to find several specialists of the matter to hire. How and where he could find them? If he places an advert here or on social medias, do you really think he will get serious candidates? Maybe he can try to look at Wizard of Vegas or at some specialized subreddits for example, but meanwhile it's not a bad idea to ask for insights to the community here.
On this board the OP makes the same. He shares his information to unknown people. And he can get the information he can`t believe - no one will take responsibility for bad advice. When you have really big money, you have information about various specialists and you know somebody who can search information for you. As i said, a know few men with really big sums in crypticurrencies - no one of them know about this board.

I'm in touch with high rollers and crypto millionaires. What you say is true except there are crypto millionaires that know about bitcointalk.
There's no way on knowing it out precisely unless if you do have a friend which is a crypto millionaire and then you do get used to know him and then knows about that he's been aware of forums existence then its good but its true that not all would really be that knowledgeable about its existence but as a crypto enthusiast at the same time being a millionaire then it would really be that unlikely that they wont really be able to be wary or know about this forum on which various information and real time experiences and feedbacks are something that could really be known and this is the advantage on having this kind of community.

Although on which there are really informations which arent really supposed to be shared like being a millionaire or what.Some would really be that too skeptical about their privacy and security
but if we do really look that down further then even if you do make out such claims and those words that you are a millionaire but there's no way that you identity could be known and this is the beauty
of this decentralized space on which you could really be that free on what are the things that you woudl really be saying but of course not all information or things that could really be able to
read up would be legit and this is why it would really be that advisable be wary and be cautious about informations that you do read up.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Agbe on October 10, 2023, 10:03:51 PM
OP must be careful about KYC as he will be betting with large amount of assets. You have to bet on intelligence otherwise there may be problems as a fresher.  And you need to transfer resources by looking at busy websites. You can take help from forum people for any matter related to profit and loss in betting.

OP has surely completed his KYC before putting such large bets because a gambler with such amount of money will always do his/her best to complete the KYC before placing any bets. The OP seems to be a good gambler and he seems to have a lot of knowledge about Sportsbook and that's why he's trying to make that high bets.

I agree that there are many members on this forum who can help a lot in gambling but it's ones own understanding of the situation and luck. Sometimes even the top gamblers lose the bets and that's why I always say that luck plays a very important role for the gamblers.
Yes the op might have updated his ID or the KYC in the site but what prompt the op to look for another casino to utilize his money is the limit set by the mentioned casinos. And I also support Popkon6 because the amount the op mentioned is big and you deposit that amount in a casino and the casino said the KYC is not correct or he violates the Ts of the casino and they ban the account, guy, everything is gone, so he should be careful and use wisdom.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Wiwo on October 10, 2023, 10:22:09 PM
OP must be careful about KYC as he will be betting with large amount of assets. You have to bet on intelligence otherwise there may be problems as a fresher.  And you need to transfer resources by looking at busy websites. You can take help from forum people for any matter related to profit and loss in betting.

OP has surely completed his KYC before putting such large bets because a gambler with such amount of money will always do his/her best to complete the KYC before placing any bets. The OP seems to be a good gambler and he seems to have a lot of knowledge about Sportsbook and that's why he's trying to make that high bets.

I agree that there are many members on this forum who can help a lot in gambling but it's ones own understanding of the situation and luck. Sometimes even the top gamblers lose the bets and that's why I always say that luck plays a very important role for the gamblers.
Yes the op might have updated his ID or the KYC in the site but what prompt the op to look for another casino to utilize his money is the limit set by the mentioned casinos. And I also support Popkon6 because the amount the op mentioned is big and you deposit that amount in a casino and the casino said the KYC is not correct or he violates the Ts of the casino and they ban the account, guy, everything is gone, so he should be careful and use wisdom.
Is undoubtedly true that ops may have considered a lot of things before finalising to back out in the public to look for a possible alternative to what he may have being using right before now and reason for ops quest to get another casinos may be due because of the factor mentioned by some of the quoted comments although we have to look at some other things also in thos situations and such is what the crime the ops may have committed for his account to get limited even though he is an old verify member with history of huge wagering in the past on the same casino.

Most likely we will be seeing a lot of challenging situation in the future in this regard but I will urge each and everyone to be careful and only gamble on reputable casinos that wont just limit you just because they perceive.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CGRevu on October 10, 2023, 10:36:44 PM
I don`t think that it is a problem to hire a specialist that can find several advisers in cryptocurrencies and compare their information. In such way the OP will get combined advice from the several persons and he have a real man that made it. So he has a man with the face but not unknown nicknames like here. And the same time i don`t see any problem with cryptocurrencies convert. If the OP has his money in cryptocurrencies - he need to convert a small part of them to pay a consultant or he can pay him in cryptocurrencies too.
Showing to random people that you are holding very large amounts of cryptos is not safe, because they can try to scam, to steal or to extort you. In addition, it would be very hard to find several specialists of the matter to hire. How and where he could find them? If he places an advert here or on social medias, do you really think he will get serious candidates? Maybe he can try to look at Wizard of Vegas or at some specialized subreddits for example, but meanwhile it's not a bad idea to ask for insights to the community here.
On this board the OP makes the same. He shares his information to unknown people. And he can get the information he can`t believe - no one will take responsibility for bad advice. When you have really big money, you have information about various specialists and you know somebody who can search information for you. As i said, a know few men with really big sums in crypticurrencies - no one of them know about this board.

I'm in touch with high rollers and crypto millionaires. What you say is true except there are crypto millionaires that know about bitcointalk.
There's no way on knowing it out precisely unless if you do have a friend which is a crypto millionaire and then you do get used to know him and then knows about that he's been aware of forums existence then its good but its true that not all would really be that knowledgeable about its existence but as a crypto enthusiast at the same time being a millionaire then it would really be that unlikely that they wont really be able to be wary or know about this forum on which various information and real time experiences and feedbacks are something that could really be known and this is the advantage on having this kind of community.

Although on which there are really informations which arent really supposed to be shared like being a millionaire or what.Some would really be that too skeptical about their privacy and security
but if we do really look that down further then even if you do make out such claims and those words that you are a millionaire but there's no way that you identity could be known and this is the beauty
of this decentralized space on which you could really be that free on what are the things that you woudl really be saying but of course not all information or things that could really be able to
read up would be legit and this is why it would really be that advisable be wary and be cautious about informations that you do read up.
How would you know the first thing about this subject. My name here at bitcointaqlk is run by multiple people. I jumped in becasue I saw large bets. I'm not a crypto millionaire but know them and high rollers. The high rollers bet on credit or in crypto. Some crypto books here pay out 6 figures without a problem once they get referred or have a history.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Stedsm on October 10, 2023, 10:58:18 PM
How would you know the first thing about this subject. My name here at bitcointaqlk is run by multiple people. I jumped in becasue I saw large bets. I'm not a crypto millionaire but know them and high rollers. The high rollers bet on credit or in crypto. Some crypto books here pay out 6 figures without a problem once they get referred or have a history.

Hey buddy, I don't think that's true. Even some new crypto casinos have actually paid out large sums to their players without any issues. For paying a customer with a strong bankroll, a crypto book doesn't need history but their own credit in the market as well as they themselves need to have that much amount of money on their hands to deal with such payouts. If they're reputed enough and have been here paying out huge payouts, then I believe they'll easily get credit by their sister sites or some other reputed casinos to stay longer in the game (based on the condition that they'll repay a good amount of interest on that credit). I've also seen some high rollers who dealt with sportsbooks ready to pay them their deposited money and partial winnings (not the whole amount but a settled amount) so to remain in the gambling industry, and those guys agreeing to such settlements.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CGRevu on October 10, 2023, 11:11:28 PM
How would you know the first thing about this subject. My name here at bitcointaqlk is run by multiple people. I jumped in becasue I saw large bets. I'm not a crypto millionaire but know them and high rollers. The high rollers bet on credit or in crypto. Some crypto books here pay out 6 figures without a problem once they get referred or have a history.

Hey buddy, I don't think that's true. Even some new crypto casinos have actually paid out large sums to their players without any issues. For paying a customer with a strong bankroll, a crypto book doesn't need history but their own credit in the market as well as they themselves need to have that much amount of money on their hands to deal with such payouts. If they're reputed enough and have been here paying out huge payouts, then I believe they'll easily get credit by their sister sites or some other reputed casinos to stay longer in the game (based on the condition that they'll repay a good amount of interest on that credit). I've also seen some high rollers who dealt with sportsbooks ready to pay them their deposited money and partial winnings (not the whole amount but a settled amount) so to remain in the gambling industry, and those guys agreeing to such settlements.
You cleared up what I was trying to say. But on credit the player deals with an agent instead of the book. This way if the player is a stiff, the agent is on the line to pay. The agent is the one doing the vetting.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: mak013 on October 11, 2023, 07:51:53 AM
On this board the OP makes the same. He shares his information to unknown people. And he can get the information he can`t believe - no one will take responsibility for bad advice. When you have really big money, you have information about various specialists and you know somebody who can search information for you. As i said, a know few men with really big sums in crypticurrencies - no one of them know about this board.
I'm in touch with high rollers and crypto millionaires. What you say is true except there are crypto millionaires that know about bitcointalk.
I don`t say that there are no crypto millionaires that know about bitcointalk. I say that few such men that i know - don`t know about bitcointalk.


On this board the OP makes the same. He shares his information to unknown people. And he can get the information he can`t believe - no one will take responsibility for bad advice. When you have really big money, you have information about various specialists and you know somebody who can search information for you. As i said, a know few men with really big sums in crypticurrencies - no one of them know about this board.

I'm in touch with high rollers and crypto millionaires. What you say is true except there are crypto millionaires that know about bitcointalk.
There's no way on knowing it out precisely unless if you do have a friend which is a crypto millionaire and then you do get used to know him and then knows about that he's been aware of forums existence then its good but its true that not all would really be that knowledgeable about its existence but as a crypto enthusiast at the same time being a millionaire then it would really be that unlikely that they wont really be able to be wary or know about this forum on which various information and real time experiences and feedbacks are something that could really be known and this is the advantage on having this kind of community.

Although on which there are really informations which arent really supposed to be shared like being a millionaire or what.Some would really be that too skeptical about their privacy and security
but if we do really look that down further then even if you do make out such claims and those words that you are a millionaire but there's no way that you identity could be known and this is the beauty
of this decentralized space on which you could really be that free on what are the things that you woudl really be saying but of course not all information or things that could really be able to
read up would be legit and this is why it would really be that advisable be wary and be cautious about informations that you do read up.
The men i know have no time to read such boards. Of course it is possible that some millionaires has such opportunity, or they just like to search some information by themselves.
And i agree with you that it would be better not to share any information about yourself. Even if you`re not a millionaire. :)


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: GiftedMAN on October 12, 2023, 03:03:54 PM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol
When it comes to wandering large bets, I know Stake to be one of the big casinos that had huge deposit and withdrawals where gambler can bet up to any amount they want. I don't know about any other casinos that accept large amount of funds like this but you will have to do some research too so that it will aid your multiple deposit on different casinos. I would not be surprised because there are big gamblers that don't at with huge wagering because they have the funds and capacity to bet with big funds for a bigger winning.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: vennali on October 12, 2023, 03:45:21 PM
I wouldnt encourage anyone to put in millions into crypto sportsbook. Not your keys, not your wallet. If something goes wrong, you basically at high risk of losing your funds. That being said, if I had to put my trust into crypto sportsbook with large amount of funds, I'd suggest Stake and sportsbet.io. I expect them to have high roller level bet limits on popular events. Some of the niche events, like 3-4 th division Soccer or some not so popular esports, expect the max bet to be capped in a couple of hundred dollars max. GL with your gambling, and most importantly, gamble responsibly.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: fullhdpixel on October 13, 2023, 02:42:41 PM
I wouldnt encourage anyone to put in millions into crypto sportsbook. Not your keys, not your wallet. If something goes wrong, you basically at high risk of losing your funds. That being said, if I had to put my trust into crypto sportsbook with large amount of funds, I'd suggest Stake and sportsbet.io. I expect them to have high roller level bet limits on popular events. Some of the niche events, like 3-4 th division Soccer or some not so popular esports, expect the max bet to be capped in a couple of hundred dollars max. GL with your gambling, and most importantly, gamble responsibly.
One shouldn't obviously trust a new platform with such a big amount even if they are getting a higher betting limit on the platform because there is always the risk of losing your money to them. We all know how bad the whole industry has become, there are scams and scammers everywhere waiting for an opportunity, and by any chance, the platform chosen decides to simply run away with the funds because it is too much then that will be a pretty big loss.

That's why, one should rather compromise on the maximum betting limit but shouldn't compromise with the trust and reputation of the platform they are going to use. So I would obviously suggest OP choose a casino that has a good reputation and is trusted among the community if they want to make large bets.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: GiftedMAN on October 14, 2023, 09:52:27 PM
I wouldnt encourage anyone to put in millions into crypto sportsbook. Not your keys, not your wallet. If something goes wrong, you basically at high risk of losing your funds. That being said, if I had to put my trust into crypto sportsbook with large amount of funds, I'd suggest Stake and sportsbet.io. I expect them to have high roller level bet limits on popular events. Some of the niche events, like 3-4 th division Soccer or some not so popular esports, expect the max bet to be capped in a couple of hundred dollars max. GL with your gambling, and most importantly, gamble responsibly.
I think op understand what you are trying to pass but this is always going to be individual decision. Like we have seen different casinos in the past crashing and most time the their customers complaining about not getting there funds from the casinos. Sometimes we have seen a condition when some people almost kill led themselves because of the huge funds they left on the casino no knowing that the contrary would happen. We need to learn from previous scene even though we are not the one such thing happen to. Keeping too much fund on casino is never advisable.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: dothebeats on October 14, 2023, 10:19:26 PM
Stake and Sportsbet are the only ones I know who can handle that much in a bet. If you're looking to get that much weight around in sports betting, and have tried these two, there's no other way but to play on fiat sportsbooks, though their rules are sometimes unlikeable, and you don't have that much 'freedom' compared to what crypto sportsbooks offer.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: CGRevu on October 14, 2023, 10:54:57 PM
Stake and Sportsbet are the only ones I know who can handle that much in a bet. If you're looking to get that much weight around in sports betting, and have tried these two, there's no other way but to play on fiat sportsbooks, though their rules are sometimes unlikeable, and you don't have that much 'freedom' compared to what crypto sportsbooks offer.


Almost all here will take those type of wagers  https://cryptogamingrevu.com/


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: angrybirdy on October 20, 2023, 10:26:23 AM
I wouldnt encourage anyone to put in millions into crypto sportsbook. Not your keys, not your wallet. If something goes wrong, you basically at high risk of losing your funds. That being said, if I had to put my trust into crypto sportsbook with large amount of funds, I'd suggest Stake and sportsbet.io. I expect them to have high roller level bet limits on popular events. Some of the niche events, like 3-4 th division Soccer or some not so popular esports, expect the max bet to be capped in a couple of hundred dollars max. GL with your gambling, and most importantly, gamble responsibly.
I think op understand what you are trying to pass but this is always going to be individual decision. Like we have seen different casinos in the past crashing and most time the their customers complaining about not getting there funds from the casinos. Sometimes we have seen a condition when some people almost kill led themselves because of the huge funds they left on the casino no knowing that the contrary would happen. We need to learn from previous scene even though we are not the one such thing happen to. Keeping too much fund on casino is never advisable.
Putting all your funds into a crypto sportsbook is not advisable, as you've said if something goes wrong, possible all your funds will be put at a high risk of losing. Casino players need to know how to diversify their funds in different gambling sites to manage or reduce the overall risk. This is my perspective only when it comes to gambling and I don't put all my money to the point that there's nothing left in my pocket. I understand that this is an individual decision that's why we need to spread this information and let's try to educate the gamblers on how to become responsible player.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Iwan on November 23, 2023, 03:01:28 PM
Are there people here who bet big and who have VIP accounts? there are bets with Roi 8, on the NBA and NHL leagues, write to me in a telegram (professionals only please) we can cooperate @kurly564


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: cafter on November 23, 2023, 06:25:07 PM
Putting all your funds into a crypto sportsbook is not advisable, as you've said if something goes wrong, possible all your funds will be put at a high risk of losing. Casino players need to know how to diversify their funds in different gambling sites to manage or reduce the overall risk. This is my perspective only when it comes to gambling and I don't put all my money to the point that there's nothing left in my pocket. I understand that this is an individual decision that's why we need to spread this information and let's try to educate the gamblers on how to become responsible player.

this is a nice advice, we need to diversify our funds on different platforms.
but it will be waste of time for users who play with low amount. which they deposit for losing it in the end.
so serious gamblers who bet on sports with big amounts they can try this technic. I diversify on two or three casinos because if all were on same casinos it will go in less time.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Mahanton on November 23, 2023, 06:59:22 PM
Are there people here who bet big and who have VIP accounts? there are bets with Roi 8, on the NBA and NHL leagues, write to me in a telegram (professionals only please) we can cooperate @kurly564
So what are you trying to achieve here? Do you really expect that there would really be those VIP accounts or players or individuals would really be interested on something like this.
Why you cant really just directly tell on what your intent is? rather than on asking them to go in telegram before you would be able to discuss out, telling it publicly
might be able to get some reconsideration and might other people or bettors would really be interested if ever this one is legit and something not that some scammy attempts or shady behavior.

Speaking about sportsbook that could handle out large bets? Then we would really be basically be sticking into those known platforms. There's no doubt that they
could be able to handle out large bets without any issues. It is really just that a matter of choice whether you would really be that choosing on which one
would really fit out with your interest or preference.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Wiwo on November 23, 2023, 07:10:19 PM
I wouldnt encourage anyone to put in millions into crypto sportsbook. Not your keys, not your wallet. If something goes wrong, you basically at high risk of losing your funds. That being said, if I had to put my trust into crypto sportsbook with large amount of funds, I'd suggest Stake and sportsbet.io. I expect them to have high roller level bet limits on popular events. Some of the niche events, like 3-4th division Soccer or some not-so-popular esports, expect the max bet to be capped at a couple of hundred dollars max. GL with your gambling, and most importantly, gamble responsibly.
Yes because that is the most risky thing to do,  because gambling is not a guaranteed act and the result may not go in the favour of the gambler and that is why it is advised to only gamble what you can afford to lose,  because the higher the amount of stake the higher your risk if the loses occur.

So for sure, some can gamble with millions because that is the amount they can afford while others may be able to stake only a few cents being what they can afford to lose,  so this thing goes in both ways and at that,  it all depends on the individual perspective and status that matters.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Hamphser on November 23, 2023, 07:59:34 PM
I wouldnt encourage anyone to put in millions into crypto sportsbook. Not your keys, not your wallet. If something goes wrong, you basically at high risk of losing your funds. That being said, if I had to put my trust into crypto sportsbook with large amount of funds, I'd suggest Stake and sportsbet.io. I expect them to have high roller level bet limits on popular events. Some of the niche events, like 3-4th division Soccer or some not-so-popular esports, expect the max bet to be capped at a couple of hundred dollars max. GL with your gambling, and most importantly, gamble responsibly.
Yes because that is the most risky thing to do,  because gambling is not a guaranteed act and the result may not go in the favour of the gambler and that is why it is advised to only gamble what you can afford to lose,  because the higher the amount of stake the higher your risk if the loses occur.

So for sure, some can gamble with millions because that is the amount they can afford while others may be able to stake only a few cents being what they can afford to lose,  so this thing goes in both ways and at that,  it all depends on the individual perspective and status that matters.
Totally irrelevant reply on which it isnt really something that connects out on what OP is trying out to ask but rather focusing only on someones reply which is off.

Going back into the topic in speaking about maximum bet then it would really be depending because there are platforms who do really allow huge maximum bet amount on which
it would be normal that they would really be having those borderlines because they would really be always trying to reflect it out into their bankroll capacity if ever they are really that
able to afford on paying such winning or not. Therefore, it would really be just that normal that they would be setting limits and it would really be that
different into each platform.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: goldkingcoiner on November 23, 2023, 10:35:04 PM
I have iver 45 million wagered with stake and 20 million with bc, im looking to switch to a new sportsbook is there any on here that can handle decent limits, i contacted rollbit and a few others and they claim the provider increases them as they wish and theyre legit $200 for NCAAF lol

Sorry but I am going to have to call BS on this. I do not think that any sportsbook could handle a $45 million dollar bet nor am I sure whether they would accept such a bet, due to the reason (I suspect) that they do not have enough money to pay the gambler off, should he win.

Casinos are all about people betting normal amounts many, many times. Because thats how they win with probability (since they have the house edge). But they themselves are not risk-takers. And a 45 Mill bet is too high a risk to take without insurance.



Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Bushdark on November 25, 2023, 05:50:18 PM
Stake and Sportsbet are the only ones I know who can handle that much in a bet. If you're looking to get that much weight around in sports betting, and have tried these two, there's no other way but to play on fiat sportsbooks, though their rules are sometimes unlikeable, and you don't have that much 'freedom' compared to what crypto sportsbooks offer.
There are reputable crypto sport books that can handle large bets just like stake which I think do not have anything like maximum deposit or withdrawal. It is good for us to ask questions when we don't really understand the decision we are taking. And for us to have a better understanding about crypto sport books to know which can suit our demand, it is good to aks questions so that those that had used the casino can always come and give us hits.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: TimtheYoutuber on November 26, 2023, 06:16:23 PM
I'm not a huge fan of any of the crypto sites. If you're in the US its best to stick with the regulated companies.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: AmoreJaz on November 26, 2023, 09:26:43 PM
Stake and Sportsbet are the only ones I know who can handle that much in a bet. If you're looking to get that much weight around in sports betting, and have tried these two, there's no other way but to play on fiat sportsbooks, though their rules are sometimes unlikeable, and you don't have that much 'freedom' compared to what crypto sportsbooks offer.
There are reputable crypto sport books that can handle large bets just like stake which I think do not have anything like maximum deposit or withdrawal. It is good for us to ask questions when we don't really understand the decision we are taking. And for us to have a better understanding about crypto sport books to know which can suit our demand, it is good to aks questions so that those that had used the casino can always come and give us hits.

seems that the OP is still asking for a reputable site. why not start from smaller bet and see how the casino/bookie will treat you as a player. but it is better to stick to known reputable sites rather than risk to a new one. wonder why the OP is getting out of stake? stake is one of the biggest bookies out there which can handle multi million dollar of bets. very few can handle such amounts.
if the OP really wants to try a new one, just roam around in the gambling board sections and see for himself which ones are fairly reputable and can handle bigger bets. better stick to casinos found in this forum so he can easily ask for help when he needs it.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: 3kpk3 on November 27, 2023, 05:27:45 AM
Sorry but I am going to have to call BS on this. I do not think that any sportsbook could handle a $45 million dollar bet nor am I sure whether they would accept such a bet, due to the reason (I suspect) that they do not have enough money to pay the gambler off, should he win.

Casinos are all about people betting normal amounts many, many times. Because thats how they win with probability (since they have the house edge). But they themselves are not risk-takers. And a 45 Mill bet is too high a risk to take without insurance.
You clearly misunderstood what he stated just like so many others in this thread which is pretty embarassing. He stated that he wagered millions, but he never mentioned that he wagered it all on a single bet.

I'm not a huge fan of any of the crypto sites. If you're in the US its best to stick with the regulated companies.
Fanduels, Draftkings, Unibet, Betrivers etc? They limit pretty quickly which is why some crypto books are a great alternative.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: bitterguy28 on November 27, 2023, 07:00:28 AM
I'm not a huge fan of any of the crypto sites. If you're in the US its best to stick with the regulated companies.
That is the safest way mate because if you missed finding legit and safe then your bets will be at risk
 and yes will go useless even when Luck comes your side.
also I want to understand why other gamblers don't wanna deal with regulated companies ? is it really a big deal about knowing them by the site?
Stake and Sportsbet are the only ones I know who can handle that much in a bet. If you're looking to get that much weight around in sports betting, and have tried these two, there's no other way but to play on fiat sportsbooks, though their rules are sometimes unlikeable, and you don't have that much 'freedom' compared to what crypto sportsbooks offer.
well a good advise , since Fiat sportsbook offers larger bets but yes you need to comply with KYC verification
things that most gamblers hate that is why they wanted to play in crypto sportsbook sites.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: wiss19 on November 28, 2023, 06:08:19 AM
I'm not a huge fan of any of the crypto sites. If you're in the US its best to stick with the regulated companies.
Not sure about the US but in general for me, I have noticed that the crypto casinos accept much higher bets compared to sites like bet365, William hill and others. Not just that, the traditional bookies limit your account much faster.

There are guys involved in shady betting such as rigging matches, arbitrage, etc and they don't want to do it on a traditional casino because of the KYC. This is another reason why they want to use crypto sportsbooks.

You are much likely to get away with a 1 BTC bet on stake than a $35k bet on bet365 if you are into prof stuff.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Magoo8 on November 28, 2023, 11:22:19 PM
Sorry but I am going to have to call BS on this. I do not think that any sportsbook could handle a $45 million dollar bet nor am I sure whether they would accept such a bet, due to the reason (I suspect) that they do not have enough money to pay the gambler off, should he win.

Casinos are all about people betting normal amounts many, many times. Because thats how they win with probability (since they have the house edge). But they themselves are not risk-takers. And a 45 Mill bet is too high a risk to take without insurance.
You clearly misunderstood what he stated just like so many others in this thread which is pretty embarassing. He stated that he wagered millions, but he never mentioned that he wagered it all on a single bet.

I'm not a huge fan of any of the crypto sites. If you're in the US its best to stick with the regulated companies.
Fanduels, Draftkings, Unibet, Betrivers etc? They limit pretty quickly which is why some crypto books are a great alternative.
Books in the US have horrible odds, limit fast and KYC. Nitrobetting will take large wagers in the US. I think Betcoin does to.


Title: Re: Crypto Sportsbook to handle large bets?
Post by: Get-Paid.com on November 29, 2023, 01:56:44 AM
Fairlay works in the US and can handle large volumes for the big sports.
You are also welcome to read about betting agents here:

https://gamblingfreebies.com/2022/10/03/how-to-place-lay-bets-on-horse-races-in-2023/