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Title: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: alani123 on November 02, 2023, 09:29:42 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Oshosondy on November 02, 2023, 09:43:17 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
On different bookies, the odds are different but just only slightly different in a way you will consider them not different. I do not because of this have account more than one betting sites.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
You will later stick to the one or two that is best to you, the reason you are using them is because you find them better and unique. But welcome bonus is another thing that gamblers can make use to try another bookie, if it is perfect enough than the other bookies that you have been using, you will see yourself using it too and gradually leaving one of the ones that you are using before, but if not, you may get the bonus and not using the bookie again.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Hirose UK on November 02, 2023, 09:55:47 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
When it comes to sports betting this method is used to get better opportunity or to consider the Odds on each site because when gamblers use larger amounts of money to bet the difference of just 0.2 will be very noticeable.
However, we also have to have control because the more accounts we have on several sites the more curious we will become until we forget that we are using too much money.

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What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
It all depends on the gambler own attitude whether he can manage his finances well and can benefit from using more than one gambling account or not.
When gambler cannot manage it then they will only spend more money and the aim of making the strategy way of generating opportunities and profits will also be in vain.

If it was just to bet on sports betting I would never do something like that because I also don't have extra money in each betting session.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Wapfika on November 02, 2023, 10:09:59 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.


Having the best odds doesn’t guarantee you a safe win in contrary to what you said. Most of the user use multiple platform for betting is due to the bonuses given by the certain sportsbook. Different sportsbook usually give unique promotion on different date so having account in different platform will give you an option to participate on promotion of different casino.

This gives additional profit when you win but I don’t consider it as safe bet since it’s same risk.


What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts?

No, Because I’m only using one account at a time which means I only deposit to the casino which I will use.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Jawhead999 on November 02, 2023, 10:12:00 AM
If you're not a high roller, using multiple platforms in order to look a better odds or promotions isn't make sense because the fee you send your coins and withdraw from the casinos will be higher than the odds advantage.

So I'm not using multiple platforms, I use the best in overall or the sportsbook that give interesting promotions e.g. odds boost.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: _act_ on November 02, 2023, 10:14:52 AM
Having the best odds doesn’t guarantee you a safe win in contrary to what you said. Most of the user use multiple platform for betting is due to the bonuses given by the certain sportsbook. Different sportsbook usually give unique promotion on different date so having account in different platform will give you an option to participate on promotion of different casino.
I am using two sport betting sites, the first one because it has a good easy to use site, but the reward they give is not good to the second gambling site. The second site always give me bonus and if I win 3 odds, I can withdraw the bonus. It is a local betting site and the reason I still use it today. But I like the first one which is a foreign becuase it is better to work with and it gives me the live matches to bet in a way that I prefer more. It is not always about the odds, you are right.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Bitinity on November 02, 2023, 10:26:37 AM
As long as I know most sports bettor do bet in multiple platforms due to the betting limit not because of the odds. Odds wont be really affect the outcome unless you are someone who like to bet huge amount in single bet. For small players, it wont really worth to monitor several platform to find the best odds because the gap will not be that big. Other reason why people use multiple platform is related to the offer such as odds boost, bonuses, or maybe other promotions that will give them extra additional possible rewards from their betting activity.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Oilacris on November 02, 2023, 10:39:41 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
When it comes on making some sports bet then i do only make use of one site and doesnt bother myself on trying to peak on other platforms.Basing up on the situation you've been saying then you are really that trying out to take advantage into those small odds changes on which it isnt really that a bad idea on trying out to maximize but for me then it isnt really that worth for the hassle or the time that you are spending on making out some registration and making out some deposits and other transactions or steps that you would really be needing to do so and it does really remove out that
fun and thrill since you are really that doing much work, even though it do really just that involves clicking but still i dont really like on doing such thing yet it would really be just
removing the excitement and the thrill and i do much prefer on doing or betting on a single platform.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: komisariatku on November 02, 2023, 10:45:17 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

I don't do that, having multiple accounts will provide a great opportunity for us to spend more money. Plus, I never bet big so the difference in odds doesn't really matter to me

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 

Of course I have favorite sites that I play most often, I have one or two sites that I play most often. However, I also register on many sites, usually I want to try my luck on other sites or because of the promotions they provide.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Fundamentals Of on November 02, 2023, 10:47:28 AM
I use multiple platforms, but not that many. I don't have to because I am not really an avid gambler. I have accounts on casinos which I seldom use. I also have accounts on sports betting platforms. I even have more before because some casinos are only offering a handful of games. There were even some that exclusively offer dice or crash game for example.

As to odds shopping, I don't do that. I limit my bets on the platforms which I currently use. If the other platforms where I don't have accounts offer better odds on certain games or matches, I don't have to create an account just for that. Many odds are the same anyway. Some are even better in the platforms that I use.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Accardo on November 02, 2023, 10:55:14 AM
Catching up with odds is great, but what would do to the fees and commissions of the casino. While checking the odds, it's likely as important to look into the casino before funding them, because of odds. Remember bookmakers adjust odds depending on how gamblers play the game. Also, they know gamblers go for big odds, hence they easily use these odds as a form of marketing, to gain fresh customers from different platforms. Since, these people vary from team to team per platform, their results would vary too. So, we must know more about the game before staking games too. We need to win our bet. Playing good odds doesn't guarantee winning. Meaning that organizing our games is quite important. Following news on the team. Watching the impacts injured players would make to affect the odds of the game too. These are what the bookmakers use to set odds; both team's statistics. Taking records of their previous performances, strength and charisma is good to enhance our winning possibilities. Not just going from one odd to another. In search of big wins. In similar ways, the above points answers your question in my attitude towards prostituting from one bookmaker to another. I don't think its just the only factor that attracts me to a casino. I'd need to check how good their withdrawal process is to users. Observe the reviews on the casino before switching to try them out. Because it'll be embarrassing after winning with their odds and you find it impossible to withdraw your funds.  That's mainly the reason to it. We all play online, and fitting our interest is very crucial as gamblers. That's why you'd notice people sticking to the casino that provides them with a fair enough service that suits them.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Altryist on November 02, 2023, 11:01:51 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
I may use multiple platforms once I've decided on a bet to see where I can get the best odds, or if a platform has a promotion that I might be interested in, it could be an increased odds.

Of course I will play on the platform, which can give a free bet from time to time, it seems to me that this will always encourage players to return to such a platform, and the attitude of players towards such a platform will always be more loyal. But despite this, I prefer to stick to one gaming platform, since you get used to the interface and choose one with the best conditions.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: xLays on November 02, 2023, 11:02:24 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 

One of the reasons why I use multiple gambling platforms is the bonuses, such as free spins and free bets, offered as part of their promotions when you create an account on their platform. Additionally, another reason is what is often referred to as ''beginner's luck'' when trying a new casino website. Most of the time when I try a new casino for the first time  the chances of winning on slots seem higher compared to my first casino experience.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: swogerino on November 02, 2023, 11:06:25 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 

You are talking about arbitrage betting if you by having multiple accounts in different sport betting platforms you can find some remote event in lower leagues which the odd differ greatly from one platform to the other and you take full advantage of this.

This has been old as style of betting to have a guaranteed win no matter who wins the event,there are quite some platforms that do it still for a fee,however you need a huge bankroll and people following the odds,quite difficult to implement although not impossible.

In crypto is the same,just fund all your accounts and the funds will be available for you to take profit when such event is spotted.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: dothebeats on November 02, 2023, 11:07:11 AM
I use multiple bookmakers, but I do not use or fund them simultaneously. If I feel like I want to bet using fiat, I will use a local platform. If I only have crypto to spare, I will use a crypto bookie. There's not much science behind it but it's actually teaching you how to manage your funds properly and not be careless with your funds and bet on every platform at once. You also have the bonuses and multiple promotions that you can take advantage of, and not every time do you get them all at once, so it's better to have accounts on multiple platforms rather than just staying on one. Besides, I'm not one to pursue on tiered bonuses so this works for me.

One thing to note is that never leave any funds on all these platforms. Withdraw them after your session in order to remove the risks of your funds being lost due to hacks or some other unforeseen circumstances.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on November 02, 2023, 11:12:54 AM
Well, for me, i have been doing sports betting for a couple of years now, and I have never engaged myself with betting on multiple platforms or betting casinos.

This I believe to be something reserved for professional bettors, who have turned sports betting to their day job, for I personally believe that a gambler who have other important things to do, like running a business, or going to work, will not have that much time to going depositing money on multiple casinos, and going from one to the other checking which casino is offering a better odd so they can bet on there.

For me, I have alway sticked to one casino per time in all my gambling, sport betting activities.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Kelvinid on November 02, 2023, 11:15:55 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
And these gamblers will soon get tired of monitoring their bets on different platforms and then finally make a decision to choose only (or maybe 2). Because I couldn't really imagine how it was a good idea when the odds are just have little different. And considering the fees in different platforms, in the end, we are just paying more instead of saving.
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What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
IMO, this is not a good idea and it never helps us to gain a chance of winning.
Instead, we focus on the platform where we think it can be trusted and the odds are fair. Those who practice this strategy will soon realize that they are stressing themselves.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: hyudien on November 02, 2023, 11:22:19 AM
What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
I only use 1 account to bet, and am not too aggressive if I bet on 2 places just to place a cross. This means that if on one site I win but on another site I lose. It's too risky especially since I don't really understand how to play the various attractive bonuses at each casino. My bets tend to be single so if I lose I always lose, don't want to mention odds I can't afford.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Oshosondy on November 02, 2023, 11:27:05 AM
When it comes to sports betting this method is used to get better opportunity or to consider the Odds on each site because when gamblers use larger amounts of money to bet the difference of just 0.2 will be very noticeable.
I do the calculation with $10000. I mean for someone to bet with $10000 and I noticed a big difference in the return if the bet is won. I did not noticed this because I bet with little amount of money. The highest bet that I have gone for using a bookie and my real money this year is $21 on a single match which was just one bet in that whole week. Other stakes that I used for betting are very low. So with that amount of money which is small, no noticeable difference.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: 0t3p0t on November 02, 2023, 11:28:48 AM
Nah, I only used one before. I am afraid the more platforms I use the more money will come out of my pocket. Though I gamble moderately still I find it  hard for me to use multiple platforms due to the need of multiple funds as well. If it was a crypto one fees could be high.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Oshosondy on November 02, 2023, 11:32:23 AM
Nah, I only used one before. I am afraid the more platforms I use the more money will come out of my pocket. Though I gamble moderately and I find it  hard for me to use multiple platforms due to the need of multiple funds as well. If it was a crypto one fees could be high.
I saw some people that posted something like this, but it is not affecting me. Maybe because I am having a separate wallet for gambling and because I only gambling during weekends. My money do not stay long on a gambling site. If I win, I will withdraw immediately for next week. I gamble just during weekends like I said and that may be the reason. So I can just deposit money on the gambling site that I want to use the following week which would be some hours or minutes to when I want to gamble on the site.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Salahmu on November 02, 2023, 11:34:15 AM
Yeah actually for me I use like three betting platform because in most cases using one betting platform could affect your betting strategy because there are some betting platform that has a limitation on betting amount and perhaps if at that moment you don't have any other platform to bet or have a enough money that would allow you to bet, you could missed the opportunity to bet at that moment.

however having multiple betting platform allows you to easily navigate to another platform if there are some difficulties or changes on betting odds, however one of the reason why I like multiple platforms is that there betting odds are not always the same so you could easily evaluate the one that is well suitable for you. And also considering how sometimes platform could be running some maintenance that could possibly take up to 24hrs before allowing users, and you needed to bet at that moment however having multiple will allow you to easily navigate to the other one.



Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Rruchi man on November 02, 2023, 11:36:19 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
It can be a good strategy to make the most from when gambling as you will be able to maximize your winnings whenever you win, but it is dangerous because this practice can be a steep road to gambling addiction because of your membership in different gambling platforms.

Find a gambling platform or two that generally offer good odds and stick to them instead of always following odds to different gambling platforms and for each game comparing which of the gambling platforms that you are a member of that are offering the better odd for the game you want to gamble on.

Allowing odds to be the criteria that can make you gamble on a platform can also be risky, because dubious gambling platforms will always make their odds attractive to attract gamblers who follow odds around.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: rdluffy on November 02, 2023, 11:39:15 AM
I believe that to do this arbitrage, you need a high bankroll to make it worthwhile
But anyway, at the moment I only use one platform which is the one I'm promoting, I like to use it to know exactly what I'm promoting, and of course, it ends up being a win win situation
I can also manage my bets and bankroll better using just one service

And these gamblers will soon get tired of monitoring their bets on different platforms and then finally make a decision to choose only (or maybe 2). Because I couldn't really imagine how it was a good idea when the odds are just have little different. And considering the fees in different platforms, in the end, we are just paying more instead of saving.

The main idea of sports arbitrage is to have a balance in both services (or more), and not to keep transferring and withdrawing all the time
And usually those who do it use large balances and the withdrawal ends up not being expensive in relation to the amount


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Text on November 02, 2023, 11:40:07 AM
I use multiple platforms, but not the type where I place bets on both platforms simultaneously. Once a casino earns my trust because of its reliability, I often stick with them. I also consider the fees if I were to use them all at once because those fees could eat into my potential profit, as we know that almost every transaction has fees, whether it's a deposit or withdrawal. I don't really think about the best odds offered on other platforms because I prioritize which platform I'm comfortable betting on, and for me, they don't really differ much anyway.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: edmundduke on November 02, 2023, 11:48:59 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
When making sports bets i usually do check the ods and generally go with teh best one (unless they have a slower withdrawal policy). It also depends on the ongoing leaderbpards, bonuses and etc. Sometimes you can get a pretty nice hedge this way but generally speaking its not worth it for just the hedge, other factors are usually more impactful.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Wexnident on November 02, 2023, 11:54:42 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
Haven't tried it but afaik a few others have asked around if this was possible (or if others are doing it) iirc. I personally don't give a damn, if I find a good bookie that I feel with I'd stay till I get tired or some sort of issue crops up, but that's my personal opinion on these types of stuff. I don't necessarily try to "min-max" (it's a gaming term , kind of apt to use here) so I don't really mind but hey if that's their go-to strat, I don't think it matters much.

As for crypto users not generally doing what you pointed out, I just think those you met or know don't do it? I reckon there's still a substantial amount of crypto gamblers who does said strategy though.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Doan9269 on November 02, 2023, 12:04:02 PM
What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts?

This aspect of funding is the most important thing to always considers because we are not going to be active in the two account or more if we are not having money in them to use for gambling, now it's more of how we can afford funding multiple accounts if our source of income is capable or not, assuming that gambling were to be free without the use of money, that would have been a different case, there's no benefits in having multiple casinos without using anyone of them because they lack funding to use in playing a bet while gambling.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Iroh on November 02, 2023, 12:14:52 PM
I think people who operate multiple accounts on different online casinos for whatever reasons they may have would likely get bored of shuffling through the different casinos looking for the best odds whenever they want to book a bet and would likely settle for the one he thinks is more favorable to him.
If you trust a casino well enough to do KYC, then I don’t see why I would use multiple platforms for betting. But people have got different opinions about lots of things and may think nothing of operating several accounts on multiple platforms. It may seem harmless but it can also be exploited.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Eternad on November 02, 2023, 12:19:38 PM
What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts?

This aspect of funding is the most important thing to always considers because we are not going to be active in the two account or more if we are not having money in them to use for gambling, now it's more of how we can afford funding multiple accounts if our source of income is capable or not, assuming that gambling were to be free without the use of money, that would have been a different case, there's no benefits in having multiple casinos without using anyone of them because they lack funding to use in playing a bet while gambling.

Funding multiple doesn’t make sense if you will just bet normally since you can’t play on multiple casino simultaneously. The only reasonable explanation to do that is when you are doing arbitrage that requires bet on opposite side of same match using different casino odds.

But funding both account at the same time is a waste of time and transaction fee since you can focus only on one casino then transfer funds to other one omce you are done.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: rhomelmabini on November 02, 2023, 12:33:54 PM
What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
I think it's easier to fund them but to play them at once is a hassle. I have an accounts into 3-4 bookmakers and 2 on local ones but it's not necessarily to fund them but to play with them once the favorite bookmaker has an issue. I use multiple platforms not to find the best odds since most of them doesn't has huge span in terms of it but I use them to not have any hassle if you really wanted to play.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Yogee on November 02, 2023, 12:34:28 PM
You just have to be careful with this strategy since sportsbooks providers are likely still monitoring your betting activity even if you use different gambling platforms. You could be suddenly accused of abusing their terms when you win a good amount. You can take a look at this case for example https://www.askgamblers.com/casino-complaints/bc-game-casino-they-confiscate-winnings-and-i-never-heard-anything-back

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Hello,

So after reaching out to the sportsbook provider with all info we found out that user has been limited on 500 casino as well as on BC.GAME.

If the 500 casino chose not to cancel the bet, that decision is entirely within their discretion.

We, however, opted to cancel the bet because the player had been identified as potentially exploiting unfavourable odds and had placed identical bets across various casinos. Our decision to cancel the bet aligns with the terms and conditions outlined in our sports betting policy.
Askgambler sided with bc.game on that case.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Nheer on November 02, 2023, 12:42:26 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
Making use of multiple betting platforms depends on the person, as you said some people make use of multiple betting platforms because of the variation in odds, it is quite noticeable that some gambling sites offers the best odds in sports betting but there are also other reasons why people use multiple betting platforms. I will use my self as an example, i use multiple platforms because even after staking money based on my knowledge and predictions i still take predictions from other people i think have superior knowledge than me in gambling and stake differently. Some of this people make use of a different platform so i need make use of their platform to input the code. This is one of the reasons i use multiple platforms to bet. Another major reason why i will use another platform is the reputation of the casino and how they deal with withdrawals, if withdrawals are being delayed i just stop using such platform and they will lose my trust.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts?
I have been into crypto betting for a while now but I haven’t really tried funding multiple accounts so I don’t really know how difficult it is to fund multiple accounts all i know is that Crypto betting is fun and easy as well.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: bluebit25 on November 02, 2023, 12:55:17 PM
(...)What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
Since I am not a professional player, there are simply some platforms that I find convenient. I remember at the WC 2022 stage registering for several platforms, as I had experienced network congestion and inaccessibility, so being flexible with bets on multiple platforms would definitely be optimal for your needs if an incident occurs. Perhaps it's because of each person's usage behavior that it feels easy or difficult, but in my case, I like to use crypto and will always prioritize platforms that support crypto.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: vennali on November 02, 2023, 12:59:12 PM
I use 2-3 platforms for sportsbetting just to see if I have any live arbitrage opportunities. Usually I use multiple sportsbooks to see which one provides me the best odds, incase of a large bet and I switch over to it. Crypto has made it very easy to shift over balance (unfortunately, not BTC) from one platform to another, without much waiting time or fees. By arbitrage, I usually mean counter betting in parlays, just to make sure that I don't incur huge losses incase things go south.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Accardo on November 02, 2023, 01:02:25 PM
I use multiple platforms, but not the type where I place bets on both platforms simultaneously. Once a casino earns my trust because of its reliability, I often stick with them. I also consider the fees if I were to use them all at once because those fees could eat into my potential profit, as we know that almost every transaction has fees, whether it's a deposit or withdrawal. I don't really think about the best odds offered on other platforms because I prioritize which platform I'm comfortable betting on, and for me, they don't really differ much anyway.


Yeah, the odds may differ, but calculating along with other qualities, they may not differ, we have a similar view, almost. The bookmakers switch their odds to stay unique. But we still have to follow what's obtainable as online gamblers. Trust and consistency in providing great services to players. Unless for compulsive gamblers, responsive gamblers, some, would stick around with reputable casinos. Most especially, players who see more in gambling than looking for the best odds to win big. Online gambling has lots of benefits whenever we get a nice casino. Moving out of the casino may alter the fun we have on the chat groups with friends. Moving back and forth may become boring on the long run as we can't do it all. Better casinos create some connections between players who are bored at home. Sharing different views on other things and gambling at large. It seldom increases our critical thinking skills, when we look into the brain power required to predict games. Reading and researching on details or claiming to know the outcome of our game helps, us, players to improve our brain as well. These things, despite people believing that gambling is all about addiction, helps gamblers to learn different technique of seeing things in the real life. Aside the money you'll notice the wealth of knowledge that follows gamblers. But, it seems we all want the funds, that's why players thwart from one bookmaker to another chasing shadows and losing out on the fun, connection, skills online gambling adds to players.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Gozie51 on November 02, 2023, 01:16:55 PM
I think the reason that some gamblers go for multiple betting platforms is to see the one that gives them better service and again odd, bonus or freebets. Sometimes if you look at the odds difference really you will see they are very insignificant except you are a huge bettor, then you want to take the advantage of the best odds.

If you are busy outside gambling, at a point you will settle for one because it takes a lot of time trying to move into a particular platform and out of another before you bet on your game and that consumes your time and also confuses you sometimes jumping from checking your bankroll to other exigencies.

I have also heard of some bettors attaching some spiritual connection as a reason why they sign up to multiple platforms, they choose a platform saying they get winning from it more than the other and so they retain it even if the odd is smaller.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Assface16678 on November 02, 2023, 01:29:19 PM
I only use one platform for betting,but I have multiple accounts on different platforms. For example, in sports betting, I have different accounts on different platforms. Because each account has disignated a sport that I bet on, why? It's because I think that a specific sport requires a specific platform for sports betting. I know one flatform offers all the sports, but it's my own belief and technique, and it works perfectly fine for me.


On another betting platform, I usually have 2–3 maximum accounts on each platform because I feel that having multiple accounts on one platform can be useful, such as if you feel that account is unlucky that day, then try the other one. I know it doesn't have anything to do with how I will win or luck itself; it's just, as I said "my beliefs" so don't try to contradict me, so to answer the topic, yes I used multiple flatform yes and also multiple accounts.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: famososMuertos on November 02, 2023, 01:44:12 PM
...//::

And... -/ sometimes one believes that certain situations are trivial and understandable, it is the most normal thing, right?
It is not even about professional bettors as mentioned in a few posts before, it is simple, It is normal to use multiple betting platforms. And I think recreational or frequent players can be on the same page with that.

The reasons can be as diverse as royalties, these vary from casino to casino, a bonus, Freebet, contests, and even things as ephemeral as the App itself, when you are on the cell phone you use a specific casino but when you are on the PC, You use other casinos, and even open a third Casino that you use because you are in a signature campaign. /- Not everything has to do with the odds.  8)



Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: YOSHIE on November 02, 2023, 01:52:49 PM
Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
As far as I know, everyone bets/gambles on several casino sites, maybe 1-5 sites that they play on, including me, currently there are 4 casino sites that I actively bet on.

Basically 90% of the games in casinos are the same, but what attracts visitors to different casinos are different types of games, sometimes using different casinos has its own impression for visitors, Likewise, the rules and bonuses offered also vary, this also means that they like to gamble at two to five casinos.

In essence, playing at several casinos has its own attraction for visitors, there are many things and experiences that can be felt at different casinos.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Solosanz on November 02, 2023, 02:45:02 PM
No, I gamble on many casinos especially new casinos where I can take advantage over their free bet or other promotions. But when it comes to long term sportsbook, I still choose Duelbits because they have odds boost promotions, have many events to bet and the withdrawal fee is low.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: khiholangkang on November 02, 2023, 02:52:41 PM
No, I gamble on many casinos especially new casinos where I can take advantage over their free bet or other promotions. But when it comes to long term sportsbook, I still choose Duelbits because they have odds boost promotions, have many events to bet and the withdrawal fee is low.
We have similarities in sportsbooks, I also prefer to use duelbits for the long term, not because I am in their signature campaign but my assessment of sportsbooks is that duelbits is the most comfortable.

For new casinos and taking advantage of the promos, I'm not that hungry for that, plus I'm more selective and look at the rules of the promos, such as KYC which has to be done first to take part in the promos, which doesn't necessarily mean I can get the promos easily, or the terms and conditions. Another illogical requirement for a promo hunter regarding the potential for winning the promo.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on November 02, 2023, 02:59:51 PM
(...)What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
Since I am not a professional player, there are simply some platforms that I find convenient. I remember at the WC 2022 stage registering for several platforms, as I had experienced network congestion and inaccessibility, so being flexible with bets on multiple platforms would definitely be optimal for your needs if an incident occurs. Perhaps it's because of each person's usage behavior that it feels easy or difficult, but in my case, I like to use crypto and will always prioritize platforms that support crypto.
Experiencing network congestion will have to depend on which casino you chose to play on in the first place, and experiencing network congestion in an online casino is a sign of huge traffic on the casino server, which also means that the casino server isn't big enough to handle the traffic.

In such times, to avoid having such experiences, you can always choose big and reputable casinos, for example, all through the 2022 world cup, I was always betting on Stake, and never did I experience any lag or delay of any kind, in processing my bets or payout if I won.

There are also some other big and reputable crypto casinos all around the forum to chose from, just incase when one is looking for a stake alternative.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: alani123 on November 02, 2023, 03:57:44 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.


Having the best odds doesn’t guarantee you a safe win in contrary to what you said.

Well, it can in theory. But it doesn't happen very often. For example if you bet on a Basketball match early and get odds of 2.5 for team A to win, and then go on another bookie and find that team B's win has odds of 2.1, then in the worst case scenario you earn 10% if you made equal bets to each team. This is called betting arbitrage and is not easy to execute, it's an advanced strategy.

But it can be used in a less advanced manner too. For example if you bet 10$ on team A for a basketball match at odds of 2.5, and while the match is live team A gets a little ahead, then team B is going to have odds that are likely above 2 while the match is live, so you can bet on team B with 10$ also to secure a certain profit no matter who wins. Of course unless you can find odds above 2 on opposing bets and bet the same amount at the same time on the other side, the outcome isn't guaranteed. 

Betting with such strategies maybe kind of gets the thrill away though, but for some it might be fun to try and strategize for small but more secure profits too.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: ralle14 on November 02, 2023, 04:00:08 PM
What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
It depends on the situation because there are times that i'll be using altcoins and the withdrawal fee doesn't cost much so you can quickly withdraw your balance within a minute to make the switch. If i'm using BTC to place bets, then i'll most likely stick with the sportsbook because switching from one to another would cause me to lose more when the fees are significantly higher than altcoin fees. The difference in odds isn't always significant, but I recommend shopping for the best odds until it becomes a habit because it'll help later once you have a bigger bankroll.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Slow death on November 02, 2023, 04:02:45 PM
In my opinion what happens is the following: many people create many accounts because each casino offers different types and values of bonuses, for example while in casino , in another Y casino that same person with 10,000$ played he receives 150$ per month bonus and also the promotions vary in each casino, while in casino People who place a bet on the football game with a certain minimum amount can win a free bet. so when people have accounts at all reliable casinos and good casinos

It makes sure people don't miss out on bonuses that any good casino is giving. This also helps in situations where a person has a VIP account in a certain old casino and then they block his account, since that person also has accounts in many other casinos and he is a VIP in these other casinos so he does not lose the weekly and monthly bonus from his VIP account. These are the reasons in my opinion that make people choose to have accounts in many casinos. The problem with this is the fact that people will have to do KYC at all casinos where they have accounts. In my case, I'm not a fan of many accounts


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Broadanbig on November 02, 2023, 04:15:56 PM
Possibly some gamblers do that with the thought to remedy their loss if it happens that way. I believe all casinos odds are not the same as they are slightly different from each other which means a more tedious task and process involved.  However, most gamblers switch casinos because of free bonuses which they would benefit from and as a matter of fact, if they win, they have nothing to lose as their win can remedy their losses from other casino platforms they had already bet on for the same game.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: danherbias07 on November 02, 2023, 04:16:21 PM
When it comes to sports betting there are different odds that are given on different gambling sites.
Let's say Stake.com versus Sportsbet.io. Sometimes Stake.com has larger odds than Sportsbet.io and I tell you, when you are betting at large amounts even the 0.01 - 0.1 difference will matter.
Then, there are the promos and features that both gambling sites that were mentioned have their differences.
Sportsbet.io has a boost feature that is being given every day if I am not mistaken, I don't know how much was given with VIP though, or if it depends on the rank.
Stake.com on the other hand could sometimes equal that even if it's boosted by the simple odds that they are giving.
So, that could be the reason why gamblers are jumping from one gambling site to another. The other thing I could think of is that they are feeling unlucky on one gambling site so they have to switch to a new one or something on their list where they have accounts too.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Wapfika on November 02, 2023, 04:35:05 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.


Having the best odds doesn’t guarantee you a safe win in contrary to what you said.

Well, it can in theory. But it doesn't happen very often. For example if you bet on a Basketball match early and get odds of 2.5 for team A to win, and then go on another bookie and find that team B's win has odds of 2.1, then in the worst case scenario you earn 10% if you made equal bets to each team. This is called betting arbitrage and is not easy to execute, it's an advanced strategy.

I understand what you are trying to imply here but this method will fall under arbitrage betting since you are using different sportsbook platform to take advantage on odds difference. Casinos has connections through the bookmaker record.

This is the number one reason why many user account got freeze due to arbitrage bets using multiple sportsbook. Any sure way of winning has an implication due to the casino ToS which gives them power to freeze your account if they observe that you are taking advantage.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Yatsan on November 02, 2023, 04:52:18 PM
Not advisable I guess. One reason is simply because it is never advisable to store your funds in gambling sites if you are aiming to find the best odds, simultaneously. Also, terms are changing to many gambling platfprms whoch could get your funds stuck if ever unexpected problems would take place. I think it would be much better to stick with one trusted platform and just increase your bet if you are aiming for a larger profit and if you’re that confident of your bet. I’d probably consider this if I am doing arbitrage gambling but in most instances, I doubt.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: alani123 on November 02, 2023, 04:53:57 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.


Having the best odds doesn’t guarantee you a safe win in contrary to what you said.

Well, it can in theory. But it doesn't happen very often. For example if you bet on a Basketball match early and get odds of 2.5 for team A to win, and then go on another bookie and find that team B's win has odds of 2.1, then in the worst case scenario you earn 10% if you made equal bets to each team. This is called betting arbitrage and is not easy to execute, it's an advanced strategy.

I understand what you are trying to imply here but this method will fall under arbitrage betting since you are using different sportsbook platform to take advantage on odds difference. Casinos has connections through the bookmaker record.

This is the number one reason why many user account got freeze due to arbitrage bets using multiple sportsbook. Any sure way of winning has an implication due to the casino ToS which gives them power to freeze your account if they observe that you are taking advantage.
That's an interesting observation. I'm aware that traditional bookies that work with full KYC and don't accept crypto are pretty strict against arbitrage usually. But at least from what I remember betting on crypto-based bookies, the odds are more tightly controlled and in doing so there's kind of a more relaxed stance on these things. It's certainly a grey area though, and very few bookies will say publicly that they want players trying arbitrage strategies with them. But with more tight control on odds, I think any bookie could allow any strategy without losing money.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Findingnemo on November 02, 2023, 05:16:12 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
If I am not wrong sportsbooks don't allow multiple bets on the same games via different platforms and I think even I read something regarding in one of the casinos so anyone who is thorough about ToS can make me clear about whether is it allowed or not?

The strategy is called middling and its not allowed by most of the sportbookies.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Jemzx00 on November 02, 2023, 05:18:18 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely there must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
I did back then and I tried to visit multiple platforms before even betting as there are some platforms who offer better odds compared to the most common gambling platforms out there as they use other bookmarker. However, I had stop to as I don't find it worthy of the hassle as it may provide better odds but not much. Also, there's a concern of multiple KYC on multiple platforms which back then wasn't much of an issue since you can gamble and withdraw without doing the verification but still even without this, I still think that it's not worth it to use multiple platforms.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: topbitcoin on November 02, 2023, 05:42:22 PM
Indeed, there are some people who think that every casino platform they visit can provide big wins to their new visitors. So they think that changing gambling sites can give them big profits. But not with me alone, because what I am after in gambling is not profit but sensation and pleasure. And I also think that by changing gambling platforms this will only bring us closer to a loss, because this will only lead us to become one of the victims of cases of fraud in gambling carried out by several irresponsible casino platforms.

Another reason I only use one platform is because I already feel comfortable and safe when gambling on the platform I use, so why should I bother changing gambling platforms, after all I have found comfort, security and pleasure.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: lizarder on November 02, 2023, 05:49:25 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
There is no guarantee that someone taking several chances on different platforms will result in a secure win. Some people may try to divide their bets on several platforms so as not to withdraw large funds on one account if they win or it could be that because using several platforms there are different bonuses so they try to play on several platforms. In the past I have been involved in this kind of lottery and usually I will buy on several platforms with the same numbers and whether that provides a safe guarantee of winning of course depends on the level of the platform where we bet.

Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
The difficulty may be at the stage of depositing money on the site and if you use multiple accounts you will definitely have to fill it in when you want to bet, but this difficulty does not mean anything to gamblers because they do this every day. For me it is better to utilize two or three trusted sites for betting engagements because it is easier to deposit when you want to bet.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: rahmad2nd on November 02, 2023, 06:28:32 PM
I didn't do it, the option you said can be used if the strategy has a fairly ideal ratio. It's just that, it's the same in fact, there's not much difference when it comes to betting. Maybe, you can use it for football options. for example, on account A you bet with the 1x2 or Under/Over option. In other casinos, to be safe, you can choose the handicap option with adjusted odds. but if it turns out to be a miss, then we will get a double defeat.
Moreover, you will be confused by the large number of accounts at several bookies. Sometimes something that you have conceptualized, for example you have planned in your bet, can change because the settings are not appropriate. or, any obstacles that make you unable to concentrate on the bet you are making. However, everything is fine as long as it doesn't violate the ToS. 

But for me personally, ideally just one or two accounts is more than enough. Let me take an example, when we don't get a good game during a gambling session and in the end we lose, we can try another casino account. Maybe our luck is in the other bookie's account. even so, it makes no difference to me anyway. Moreover, I am more dominant in sports. the point, as said by one of the members under your thread. In the end, there is only one that is our favorite. The reasons are varied, it could be because it is comfortable, safe, more efficient and easy to access and most importantly trustworthy.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: el kaka22 on November 02, 2023, 08:42:55 PM
I definitely do. The odds are not always same everywhere and it is not like everywhere has the same amount of results neither, not like "it's always better odds at this X place" type of thing, it is good for some sports here, and some sports there, some games here, some marketing stuff makes it better over there etc etc. So at the end you look at what game you want to bet on first, and then try to find the best odds anywhere you can play, and I have like 5-6 different places where I have an account and a little bit of money in them.

This means whenever I want to make a bet, I just look at each of them and see which one is giving me better odds and if I get the best result then I would be able to actually get a much better result.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Oilacris on November 02, 2023, 08:59:38 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts?  
One is enough and i do agree that having multiples would really be just causing some headache.Odds might differ but not really that much of your concern. It would really be giving out that minimal advantage but hassle you are making is something not really that worth. This is why i would really be just simply sticking into the bookie that i have been playing or betting for a while now.
Never intend to make use other platforms which considering that i have been having a pleasant experience and didnt have problems on the last 2 years of making up bets.
I dont mind about those advantageous approach because i do just simply love to bet and doesnt really go that much about technicality.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: goaldigger on November 02, 2023, 09:10:20 PM
I’ve tried this before but it didn’t work most of the time so I decided to focus on one site and have the best betting decision instead of having multiple sites at the same time. Some gamblers might be thinking about a different luck while playing on a different site at the same time, I guess this is just their belief and the result will still depend on how you analyze before you place the bet.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Roseline492 on November 02, 2023, 09:46:13 PM
For me I think there is know need having multiple betting account because they all have the same usage and the same way of betting, however thinking abou it, having multiple accounts is another way of exposing our private data and perhaps we may not know if the betting platform is well secured or not.

So for the safety of our data is mostly advised to maintain just one betting platform that you feel is okay for you. Although many people uses multiple betting platform because of one reason or the other, it could be that the feature they needed are not included on there current betting platform which makes them look for other platform that has it, so which ever way we should just be very careful.



Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Docnaster on November 02, 2023, 09:59:09 PM
For me I think there is know need having multiple betting account because they all have the same usage and the same way of betting, however thinking abou it, having multiple accounts is another way of exposing our private data and perhaps we may not know if the betting platform is well secured or not.

So for the safety of our data is mostly advised to maintain just one betting platform that you feel is okay for you. Although many people uses multiple betting platform because of one reason or the other, it could be that the feature they needed are not included on there current betting platform which makes them look for other platform that has it, so which ever way we should just be very careful.


To me, I don't think it's a big deal for one person to have two or three betting accounts with three different companies because there are moments when one of the gambling companies will have issues with logging in to their sites and play bet. Having two or three betting accounts with different gambling companies makes it easy for a gambler to gamble whenever he wants to since it'll not be possible for two or three gambling sites to have technical issues at the same time.
That being said, having numerous accounts are very different with betting with multiple accounts at the same time. The latter isn't good because it's very likely to make someone become an addict.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: passwordnow on November 02, 2023, 10:31:12 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
I've done that and trying to minimize it because the funds that I am spending for my bets aren't that much anymore. But I do understand if people are trying to go along with several bookies for their own benefit of the odds that the providers are showing. IMHO, if you're used to this then you can keep doing it until you're satisfied or tired. If you like to use several bookies, there's no problem with that but I am sure that you have your own favorite as well.

Regardless of how much odds they show and lower than the others that you're using, you're still staying on them and won't forget to bet using them. Until the day that you get tired of betting on multiple platforms, you'll just stay to one and only that really likes your betting style and the features that they have as well as the bonuses that they're giving to you. What matters is that you've experienced that in the past and you truly have found your only main stay and that will happen to most of the gamblers.

For me I think there is know need having multiple betting account because they all have the same usage and the same way of betting, however thinking abou it, having multiple accounts is another way of exposing our private data and perhaps we may not know if the betting platform is well secured or not.
Good point though but when you're already KYCed on the one casino that you're using, it's no use anymore since you've been already exposed onto their platform and you'll never know what's happening behind and if they've already recorded and sent it somewhere for which is done by unknown casinos. But if it's on the right casino and they have integrity of keeping your data, then that's no biggie.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: AmoreJaz on November 02, 2023, 10:37:22 PM
For me I think there is know need having multiple betting account because they all have the same usage and the same way of betting, however thinking abou it, having multiple accounts is another way of exposing our private data and perhaps we may not know if the betting platform is well secured or not.

So for the safety of our data is mostly advised to maintain just one betting platform that you feel is okay for you. Although many people uses multiple betting platform because of one reason or the other, it could be that the feature they needed are not included on there current betting platform which makes them look for other platform that has it, so which ever way we should just be very careful.
To me, I don't think it's a big deal for one person to have two or three betting accounts with three different companies because there are moments when one of the gambling companies will have issues with logging in to their sites and play bet. Having two or three betting accounts with different gambling companies makes it easy for a gambler to gamble whenever he wants to since it'll not be possible for two or three gambling sites to have technical issues at the same time.
That being said, having numerous accounts are very different with betting with multiple accounts at the same time. The latter isn't good because it's very likely to make someone become an addict.

that is true, in some instances - there's advantage of having alternative bookie as you'll never know what will happen to the site during the time that you badly need to bet. maintenance, connection error and other unexpected circumstances. but do make sure that you are just using those reputable ones where for example kyc is required. you need to limit to what sites you are disclosing your credentials.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Wiwo on November 02, 2023, 10:44:48 PM

To me, I don't think it's a big deal for one person to have two or three betting accounts with three different companies because there are moments when one of the gambling companies will have issues with logging in to their sites and play bet. Having two or three betting accounts with different gambling companies makes it easy for a gambler to gamble whenever he wants to since it'll not be possible for two or three gambling sites to have technical issues at the same time.
That being said, having numerous accounts are very different from betting with multiple accounts at the same time. The latter isn't good because it's very likely to make someone become an addict.
To me also, it is not a big deal to have 3/accounts on various gambling sites and this is because as an individual we all have one reason or another for trying out new casinos,  but the thing is that, your amount of wagering on each of those casinos will greatly differs,  this is because you may not be able to gamble at the same rate on all of the accounts and as a matter of fact,  only one among the 3 accounts will really be useful and of interest to the gamblers in the first place,  and that will be the casino that offers him/her the best of service.

I also have accounts in various casinos,  but the one that gets my attention for now is Stake since I am receiving my weekly incentive in the casino,  it becomes easier for me to gamble there at some point than the rest other casinos that I may have an account on also.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Hispo on November 02, 2023, 10:53:15 PM
I personally believe it is better to me just to stick to the bookie I like and manage the odds I find there. Why? Because during the hassle of chasing better odds one could find a site which is not as reliable as the main website where one is used to bet on.
That is the case/situation with the infamous 1xb*** casino, which all of us know, several of the victims have come around here saying they initially fell for the scam because they felt attracted by the better odds that bookie offered to them.
That is the lesson to learn those those who got scammed, trying to take advantage of odds as much as possible can lead to losing yourself in the shadiest bookies on the internet.
Be careful, use common sense and keep the bulk of your gambling budget in big reliable casinos.  :)


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: seoincorporation on November 02, 2023, 11:12:48 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 

Some people do this by trying to make "arbitrage betting", which means they place 2 bets, one on each site with events that give odds on the side of the user, that way the user ends with a small profit, but profit in the end. And if the casino realizes you are doing this they will close your account. And i don't know how but i feel like the sports providers have some kind of communications channels because they can detect arbitrage even if the users is betting on different casinos with different sports bets providers.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: borovichok on November 03, 2023, 12:35:41 AM

Some people do this by trying to make "arbitrage betting", which means they place 2 bets, one on each site with events that give odds on the side of the user, that way the user ends with a small profit, but profit in the end. And if the casino realizes you are doing this they will close your account. And i don't know how but i feel like the sports providers have some kind of communications channels because they can detect arbitrage even if the users is betting on different casinos with different sports bets providers.
I wonder how some people will go to extra length to gamble on multiple platforms, in my opinion, it's one of the unwise decisions made because there's always plans to go ahead in the system, alongside recording profits and losses..Betting platforms are not legitimate and most gamblers fall for this sites without making proper executions. Gambling sucks, is just a matter of time for a gambler to figure out his heavy losses which will leave him in regrets. Why would I use multiple platforms for betting when I've this confidence that gambling is not a source of income. We face our different work and pay our bills.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Silberman on November 03, 2023, 03:42:03 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts?  
I do not see anything wrong with this, this is like any other form of shopping in which you compare prices on different platforms and you buy the product you need for the best price, this is the same, as the odds can be different on each casino and as a gambler it makes sense to try to find the best odds possible, and this is something you have to do even if you are not a professional gambler, because even if you could not beat the house edge, on average you will lose less money this way.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: bayu7adi on November 03, 2023, 03:57:05 AM
When I first started playing, yes, I used many platforms. But now, I've come to realize that one platform is sufficient. Maybe when you're new to gaming, you need to compare things like odds and the speed of deposit and withdrawal transactions. Going through that selection phase led me to stick with just one platform up to now. Once players get comfortable with one platform, there's no time to play on other platforms.

Low odds tolerance can also be understood now because it only makes a slight difference and doesn't have much impact on the bets placed. Besides, each platform offers different services, and it's the quality of service that determines the platform's ranking and its suitability for long-term use.

Even if there's a new platform, it will still be overshadowed by the reputation built by the old one. So, early promotions don't guarantee that I'll switch to a different place for gambling unless there's a more appealing event that I can participate in.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Nwada001 on November 03, 2023, 04:49:21 AM
I bet on different casinos, but that's occasional; it's not something that I do often, and I only have one crypto casino that I use for the time, by which I mean a casino that allows both fiat and crypto deposits.
 
Betting at different casinos Most times, what makes me leave the one I use on a regular basis when I feel like betting is that if I find more favourable odds on the next one compared to the one I'm currently using, I will have to leave my casino and visit the one that will give me the best for the week. Another thing is that sometimes there are free predictions that come from some certain casino in my locality, and the booking number will be readily available. All I have to do most times is shuffle the games to my left,  and some of those options can't be found at the casino I often use.
 
I see that a crypto deposit at a casino even makes it faster for one to fund multiple casino accounts than using fiat, as you won't have to worry about the safety of your card when you move around to a different casino with a lesser reputation.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: ethereumhunter on November 03, 2023, 07:09:55 AM
Funding multiple accounts can be done if someone can monitor each account but usually, it will be a hassle for someone because he has to check each account. If he is used to it, it will be easy for him. But if not, it will only get him into trouble. So it's better to get used to one account first until you understand it and then use two or more accounts so you don't have difficulty understanding it. But what is certain is that someone needs more funds because he has to fund each of his accounts to bet, so if the reason is to chase winnings, it is better not to fund several accounts at once. It's better to focus on one account first and then try with two accounts.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: dezoel on November 04, 2023, 05:18:01 PM
I think this strategy you are referring to is called arbitrage betting. I only don't think that it's safe, so for those who are planning of doing it, they must be very careful. Of course, it also works using a cryptocurrency. When it comes to the difficulty of funding a betting account, I think it depends on the betting platform that we are using.

So the key is to investigate first, if they are hassle-free before we start on using them so that we can initiate our strategy successfully. For those who don't do arbitrage, they will only find a really good betting platform and try to stick on it for a long time. I'm also like that actually because it saves me time, effort and even money.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: alastantiger on November 04, 2023, 05:33:51 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
I have accounts on multiple platforms and I settle for the one with the highest odds to gamble. This is is good gambling strategy although it may be very time consuming but I find it very effective and one of the ways to manage risks ad you are better informed. I have used it on multiple crypto- based betting.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: cabron on November 04, 2023, 05:37:12 PM
When you own some altcoins that you want to bet, you may really try other platforms despite your loyalty to one. Yup, my loyalty to one bookmaker was challenged when suddenly they had the option for bettors to deposit altcoins.

But if I am just going to deposit BTC, I'd just be with my fave sports platform. For some reason there are platforms that don't list some sports matches thats why some of us are also moving to another.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: GigaBit on November 04, 2023, 05:43:20 PM
I think professional gamblers will not care too much about different platforms if they can manage their bets properly on any platform. However, there are many gamblers who use multi-gambling platforms to place bets. In this case some argue that they plan to get various attractive bonuses. But in most cases, if the gambler is really interested in gambling, then after choosing a good gambling platform, they will become interested in managing gambling specifically to this platform. It's just my opinion, it may differ in many cases.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: decodx on November 04, 2023, 06:27:29 PM
I think this strategy you are referring to is called arbitrage betting. I only don't think that it's safe, so for those who are planning of doing it, they must be very careful. Of course, it also works using a cryptocurrency. When it comes to the difficulty of funding a betting account, I think it depends on the betting platform that we are using.

So the key is to investigate first, if they are hassle-free before we start on using them so that we can initiate our strategy successfully. For those who don't do arbitrage, they will only find a really good betting platform and try to stick on it for a long time. I'm also like that actually because it saves me time, effort and even money.

You're absolutely right. Arbitrage betting is not without risk.  A lot of gambling sites and bookies actually ban those kinds of bets and  like you said, knowing the rules on whatever platform you use is super important.  Arbitrage can be profitable but it's not foolproof, no doubt about it.  Bookies have various ways to detect arbitrage betting, and some punters might not even be aware of all the tactics they use.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Johnyz on November 04, 2023, 06:34:37 PM
There’s no one stopping you from doing this and personally, I do have account on different gambling site and I was able to fund some site at the same time, if you feel unlucky on your first site then you can switch to your next site as long as you stay on your budget. Betting though might have the same result if you are betting on the same sports on a different site.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: darkangel11 on November 04, 2023, 07:44:31 PM
I think this strategy you are referring to is called arbitrage betting. I only don't think that it's safe, so for those who are planning of doing it, they must be very careful. Of course, it also works using a cryptocurrency. When it comes to the difficulty of funding a betting account, I think it depends on the betting platform that we are using.

So the key is to investigate first, if they are hassle-free before we start on using them so that we can initiate our strategy successfully. For those who don't do arbitrage, they will only find a really good betting platform and try to stick on it for a long time. I'm also like that actually because it saves me time, effort and even money.

I know people who want to take the most value out of their bets so when they want to bet on a certain game they look for the bookie that pays the most for a given result. It's also possible to hedge on another platform, betting some money against yourself, or betting on a certain condition, so that you win when the team you've chosen wins, but you also win when there's more than 2 goals and both these conditions can come together leading to an even bigger win.
It's often that betting for and against certain condition pays up. For example betting on more than 2 goals allows you to get over 2.1x win and betting on less than 2 goals also gives you a win over 2.1x. This means that losing any of these bets will lead to a very small win, so gamblers often make 2 accounts on the same platform to take advantage of it... and get banned.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Westinhome on November 04, 2023, 08:03:44 PM
I think professional gamblers will not care too much about different platforms if they can manage their bets properly on any platform. However, there are many gamblers who use multi-gambling platforms to place bets. In this case some argue that they plan to get various attractive bonuses. But in most cases, if the gambler is really interested in gambling, then after choosing a good gambling platform, they will become interested in managing gambling specifically to this platform. It's just my opinion, it may differ in many cases.

It was based on the every gamblers,because some gambler will like to play on the different platform.But some gambler only like to keep their game in the one platform,even the other platform will provide the huge amount as the first deposit bonus to the new gamblers.The huge potential gambler will use the different platforms for the split of their big holding.So they mange to use the 10k dollars for the gambling sites.They will split the 10k dollars to the 5 different platform and split the 2k to all the gambling sites.It’s easy for the gambler to manage to target for the big money like 50k dollars from the five different platform for the same game.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Weawant on November 04, 2023, 08:03:54 PM
Most time the hunt for better odds are the reasons some persons use multiple site or casinos to bet, because they get better offers from other or some have a certain options that are their favourite pick so they most likely want to work with such sites .

Personally I use just two, one is a crypto casino and the other use Fiat in my local currency, now the reason I do this is simple, I do mostly sport betting and before I place a bet on any team, I think of a possible outcome and find an option that fits into that which I have in mind and I usually find this pick on either od the two sites I use so I use any of them that have that option, so I use one for low risk and the other for higher risk, that's basically how I managed using two sites.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Odusko on November 04, 2023, 08:05:14 PM
I think this strategy you are referring to is called arbitrage betting. I only don't think that it's safe, so for those who are planning of doing it, they must be very careful. Of course, it also works using a cryptocurrency. When it comes to the difficulty of funding a betting account, I think it depends on the betting platform that we are using.

So the key is to investigate first, if they are hassle-free before we start on using them so that we can initiate our strategy successfully. For those who don't do arbitrage, they will only find a really good betting platform and try to stick on it for a long time. I'm also like that actually because it saves me time, effort and even money.

I know people who want to take the most value out of their bets so when they want to bet on a certain game they look for the bookie that pays the most for a given result. It's also possible to hedge on another platform, betting some money against yourself, or betting on a certain condition, so that you win when the team you've chosen wins, but you also win when there's more than 2 goals and both these conditions can come together leading to an even bigger win.
It's often that betting for and against certain conditions pays up. For example, betting on more than 2 goals allows you to get over 2.1x win and betting on less than 2 goals also gives you a win over 2.1x. This means that losing any of these bets will lead to a very small win, so gamblers often make 2 accounts on the same platform to take advantage of it... and get banned.
From the system you explain it is quite unclear if this won't amount to an abuse of the casino and can lead to a possible ban of your accounts if discovered that you are using multiple accounts in the same casino because having to play such games is hard to record a win by all means, is something that may likely not be cool with some casinos most especially if this be done using one or two to three accounts on the same casino.
But if you can place such calculative bets, on different casinos, that way you be at a lesser risk of being denied your winning or your account running into some problems with the websites or platforms.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Onyeeze on November 04, 2023, 08:10:24 PM
No, I gamble on many casinos especially new casinos where I can take advantage over their free bet or other promotions. But when it comes to long term sportsbook, I still choose Duelbits because they have odds boost promotions, have many events to bet and the withdrawal fee is low.
But it should be better that you gamble in one particular site of casino so that you may be documented and whenever issues arises you will not be affected, people that gamble in different gambling websites they usually get lose in sometimes because some of the casinos is a scam and especially the new opened casino sites so multiple websites in casinos is not encouraging the way I see casino gambling websites as we said, so it's better to choose a specific gambling websites of casino that you will gambling, if change a websites seven to eight times it will not make you to win, the advantages you are taking in a new gambling site should be the bonus of new casino they perform in other to get people attracted


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on November 04, 2023, 08:20:31 PM
I think this strategy you are referring to is called arbitrage betting. I only don't think that it's safe, so for those who are planning of doing it, they must be very careful. Of course, it also works using a cryptocurrency. When it comes to the difficulty of funding a betting account, I think it depends on the betting platform that we are using.

So the key is to investigate first, if they are hassle-free before we start on using them so that we can initiate our strategy successfully. For those who don't do arbitrage, they will only find a really good betting platform and try to stick on it for a long time. I'm also like that actually because it saves me time, effort and even money.

I know people who want to take the most value out of their bets so when they want to bet on a certain game they look for the bookie that pays the most for a given result. It's also possible to hedge on another platform, betting some money against yourself, or betting on a certain condition, so that you win when the team you've chosen wins, but you also win when there's more than 2 goals and both these conditions can come together leading to an even bigger win.
It's often that betting for and against certain conditions pays up. For example, betting on more than 2 goals allows you to get over 2.1x win and betting on less than 2 goals also gives you a win over 2.1x. This means that losing any of these bets will lead to a very small win, so gamblers often make 2 accounts on the same platform to take advantage of it... and get banned.
From the system you explain it is quite unclear if this won't amount to an abuse of the casino and can lead to a possible ban of your accounts if discovered that you are using multiple accounts in the same casino because having to play such games is hard to record a win by all means, is something that may likely not be cool with some casinos most especially if this be done using one or two to three accounts on the same casino.
But if you can place such calculative bets, on different casinos, that way you be at a lesser risk of being denied your winning or your account running into some problems with the websites or platforms.
Multi account is a actually a very big problem for most online casinos, if not all actually, the suggestion in the later part of your comment is the best advice, it's best to place what ever form of type of bets one would like to place on different casinos if it's not something that can be done one one account. Placing bets on different accounts under the same casino is a very bad risk to take, as it can lead to the casino not just seizing the winnings, but they can also seize the capital invested in the bets and also ban all the accounts involved, including the main account.

So yeah, I do agree with you, every bets that must not be done or placed under one same account, should be place on account from a different casino, to avoid getting oneself into some unnecessary issues which on a normal, should not be.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Silberman on November 07, 2023, 04:09:38 AM
No, I gamble on many casinos especially new casinos where I can take advantage over their free bet or other promotions. But when it comes to long term sportsbook, I still choose Duelbits because they have odds boost promotions, have many events to bet and the withdrawal fee is low.
But it should be better that you gamble in one particular site of casino so that you may be documented and whenever issues arises you will not be affected, people that gamble in different gambling websites they usually get lose in sometimes because some of the casinos is a scam and especially the new opened casino sites so multiple websites in casinos is not encouraging the way I see casino gambling websites as we said, so it's better to choose a specific gambling websites of casino that you will gambling, if change a websites seven to eight times it will not make you to win, the advantages you are taking in a new gambling site should be the bonus of new casino they perform in other to get people attracted
There are enough legitimate cryptocurrency casinos out there these days so I do not see the problem with someone electing to gamble at many different casinos, the only problem with this is that each casino will have their own regulations and way to settle some sports bets, so it will be easy to get confused about which rule is in effect in which casino, with this in mind it is important to take notes in order to avoid any confusion which may arise from any difference on those rules.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Litzki1990 on November 07, 2023, 06:44:02 AM
If you bet with multiple accounts on the same game, the result of the bet will be the same. Suppose I use two accounts for betting on a match, one account is for my win and one account is for my loss, that is, if we bet according to this equation, we will lose money from one account and our money will come from another account. You may say that in betting for two teams, bet using different strategies, no matter how different strategies you use, you will lose money from one account and money will come from one account, that is will remain the same, your profit and loss will be combined.
I don't like betting like this. For betting there will be only one account and from that account either money will come in or money will go out. If there is more doubt about a match then I will refrain from betting on that match because there is no saying that I have to bet on every match. I will bet on the match I am guaranteed and refrain from other matches.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: bitbollo on November 07, 2023, 06:54:10 AM
I use classic bookmakers (FIAT) and bookmakers that only accept crypto currencies (I only use bitcoin).

I would significantly reduce the use of the FIAT book (betfair) but it allows for betting exchanges :( and to date no book with bitcoin has the same liquidity/market depth.

Over the years, I have accumulated a good rank in a crypto bookmaker, becoming a "VIP player".
I have never found this series of promotions in FIAT systems (in my country it is an incentive not possible :( )


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Dzwaafu11 on November 07, 2023, 07:12:27 AM
So I'm not using multiple platforms, I use the best in overall or the sportsbook that give interesting promotions e.g. odds boost.

Actually, using multiple accounts is not advisable sometimes because that will make a gambler spend more money on his betting platform, and finding the wallet every time he wants to gamble will cost him a lot, as he may like to use all the accounts to gamble, and it will still lead to addiction, which is another way of getting addicted. So you can see that if someone is using one single account, it will be better, and we will spend less. All we need is to get a platform that gives good odds and play bets.

For some reason there are platforms that don't list some sports matches thats why some of us are also moving to another.

I think this is another reason why some people have multiple accounts on gambling platforms. Yes, you are right, some gambling sites don’t list some games that players need while others do, so people create multiple accounts to play the ones they like at that time. Since we have many sports that are our favorite, you can see that we must stick to another account at that time.

However, the one that we're talking about and that we didn’t support is having multiple accounts and playing the same game, thinking wisely. Such gamblers need to be aware that if they play a bet on a different platform and the same game, the result will be the same, and if one enters, one will not.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: leonair on November 07, 2023, 07:22:34 AM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
Gambling is a fun thing so it is natural for gamblers to use multiple platforms for gambling because each platform is able to offer a different kind of pleasure. Because we usually don't find all kinds of games on one platform.  Again not all platforms can give us the same experience. Sometimes different platforms offer different bonus offers, this can also be a reason to use multiple platforms.  Although I don't gamble much I use multiple platforms


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: ethereumhunter on November 07, 2023, 08:44:56 AM
No, I gamble on many casinos especially new casinos where I can take advantage over their free bet or other promotions. But when it comes to long term sportsbook, I still choose Duelbits because they have odds boost promotions, have many events to bet and the withdrawal fee is low.
But it should be better that you gamble in one particular site of casino so that you may be documented and whenever issues arises you will not be affected, people that gamble in different gambling websites they usually get lose in sometimes because some of the casinos is a scam and especially the new opened casino sites so multiple websites in casinos is not encouraging the way I see casino gambling websites as we said, so it's better to choose a specific gambling websites of casino that you will gambling, if change a websites seven to eight times it will not make you to win, the advantages you are taking in a new gambling site should be the bonus of new casino they perform in other to get people attracted
Maybe he has been able to regulate his gambling so that he uses multiple casinos to place bets. That can only be done by people who can use many casinos at once and think they can make more money. But this requires more funds than just using one casino and you also have to have more focus because you will be moving from one casino to another. It all depends on your ability to manage your bets so that it will make it easy to bet. And if they only want to pursue bigger profits, they should be careful because instead of making a profit, they could experience loss.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Outhue on November 07, 2023, 10:10:35 AM
No, I gamble on many casinos especially new casinos where I can take advantage over their free bet or other promotions. But when it comes to long term sportsbook, I still choose Duelbits because they have odds boost promotions, have many events to bet and the withdrawal fee is low.
But it should be better that you gamble in one particular site of casino so that you may be documented and whenever issues arises you will not be affected, people that gamble in different gambling websites they usually get lose in sometimes because some of the casinos is a scam and especially the new opened casino sites so multiple websites in casinos is not encouraging the way I see casino gambling websites as we said, so it's better to choose a specific gambling websites of casino that you will gambling, if change a websites seven to eight times it will not make you to win, the advantages you are taking in a new gambling site should be the bonus of new casino they perform in other to get people attracted
This is not always the case, I have use Rollbit and Fortune Jack for gambling many times and I still use Stake and Bc Game, that's four, is anyone of these a scam gambling platform? I guess not, using more than one gambling platform exposes you to no risk if you are using the right casinos only,.

The reason why people use more than one gambling platform is because they are losing too much on a casino, I wouldn't blame anyone for doing this because I am used to it already, and I am doing this for not one reason but two.

1. Some games are boring on a casino than the other.

2. When you are devoted to a casino and you keep losing way too much as time goes by, it's surely the right time to try something new.

There is nothing wrong doing this, what will be yours won't pass you and remember that this is all about getting lucky or not, with my experience so far I believe that there is nothing bad about this.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: piebeyb on November 07, 2023, 11:39:55 AM
So yeah, I do agree with you, every bets that must not be done or placed under one same account, should be place on account from a different casino, to avoid getting oneself into some unnecessary issues which on a normal, should not be.
Besides, why do you have to create multiple accounts at one casino, doesn't that only increase the risk to be higher and also waste more money, why not just focus on one account so you don't spend a lot of money and there are more risks, at least you can upgrade your account to a VIP member by one account so there aren't too many accounts at other casinos either.

I know that maybe people want to be careful with casinos that could possibly turn out to be fraudsters and take away our money at any time, therefore creating many casino accounts is not the right solution, it is important to look for a large and trusted casino, especially one that has a good reputation on forums. This, if you don't want the desired thing to happen, you should always withdraw your winnings to be safe and you should just focus on one account or two at different casinos if you can fund it.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: len01 on November 07, 2023, 03:53:15 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
I understand the OP discussion as being about an arbitrage strategy by creating multiple accounts on several platforms to bet a specified amount to get a guaranteed win.

maybe there are a small number who do this but I will never do this because this strategy will be a bit difficult, waste of time, have to fund the entire account and analyze the odds and many more which will waste time. I admit that maybe I have several accounts on other platforms but that does not mean I use this strategy, its just that when I get bored with the game on one platform I will move to another platform to get a new sensation.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: sokani on November 07, 2023, 04:56:42 PM
There's a particular bookmarker I use mostly in placing my bet via crypto, however I do not restrict myself to it alone. Though, It's my favourite gambling platform because it has good odds and markets but occasionally I explore other betting platforms to compare and contrast. By so doing, I've come to realize that there are certain market or sports that a particular bookmarker might be good at but not good at the other. For instance, I don't play live bet or inplays in my favorite bookmarker.



Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Silberman on November 10, 2023, 04:15:00 AM
There's a particular bookmarker I use mostly in placing my bet via crypto, however I do not restrict myself to it alone. Though, It's my favourite gambling platform because it has good odds and markets but occasionally I explore other betting platforms to compare and contrast. By so doing, I've come to realize that there are certain market or sports that a particular bookmarker might be good at but not good at the other. For instance, I don't play live bet or inplays in my favorite bookmarker.


That is something I do as well and it is very natural, this is just like comparing prices at different stores, if you see the same product being sold for a cheaper price then you buy from that store as you are getting the same quality for a slightly better price, and the same can be done with odds, as different casinos may have different odd providers and they may have different needs when it comes to balancing their books, and this can allow you to get better odds from time to time.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Hirose UK on November 10, 2023, 04:22:49 AM
There's a particular bookmarker I use mostly in placing my bet via crypto, however I do not restrict myself to it alone. Though, It's my favourite gambling platform because it has good odds and markets but occasionally I explore other betting platforms to compare and contrast. By so doing, I've come to realize that there are certain market or sports that a particular bookmarker might be good at but not good at the other. For instance, I don't play live bet or inplays in my favorite bookmarker.


Not only you, I sure almost all gamblers will do the same thing in their respective favorite casinos and still try to play or bet in other casinos to compare the opportunities and also the Odds that can be obtained.
There are even some gamblers who always explore every casino, especially new casinos with the aim of simply gaining more experience and information at each existing casino.

Usually I also use other casinos to get bets that my favorite casino doesn't have and the Odds also have difference that can be taken into account when making each bet.
As long as we don't have bad intentions or commit fraud then this is not problem, it just that if we can't manage our finances it can be very wasteful because we are attracted to betting at every casino we enter.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Eternad on November 10, 2023, 05:44:19 AM
There's a particular bookmarker I use mostly in placing my bet via crypto, however I do not restrict myself to it alone. Though, It's my favourite gambling platform because it has good odds and markets but occasionally I explore other betting platforms to compare and contrast. By so doing, I've come to realize that there are certain market or sports that a particular bookmarker might be good at but not good at the other. For instance, I don't play live bet or inplays in my favorite bookmarker.


That is something I do as well and it is very natural, this is just like comparing prices at different stores, if you see the same product being sold for a cheaper price then you buy from that store as you are getting the same quality for a slightly better price, and the same can be done with odds, as different casinos may have different odd providers and they may have different needs when it comes to balancing their books, and this can allow you to get better odds from time to time.


This is true if you didn’t consider the loyalty rewards on each casino you are playing. The difference on odds will just give minimal boost on the result of your bet when you are just betting an average amount while loyalty rewards can give you a decent return in the long run especially if you accumulate already huge wager that will boost your reward if just focus on one casino.

There’s a pros and cons on casinos but it’s important to stick on what’s give you the security over chasing some minor odds boost that might pit your bankroll at risk.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Blitzboy on November 10, 2023, 02:45:19 PM
There's a particular bookmarker I use mostly in placing my bet via crypto, however I do not restrict myself to it alone. Though, It's my favourite gambling platform because it has good odds and markets but occasionally I explore other betting platforms to compare and contrast. By so doing, I've come to realize that there are certain market or sports that a particular bookmarker might be good at but not good at the other. For instance, I don't play live bet or inplays in my favorite bookmarker.


Not only you, I sure almost all gamblers will do the same thing in their respective favorite casinos and still try to play or bet in other casinos to compare the opportunities and also the Odds that can be obtained.
There are even some gamblers who always explore every casino, especially new casinos with the aim of simply gaining more experience and information at each existing casino.

Usually I also use other casinos to get bets that my favorite casino doesn't have and the Odds also have difference that can be taken into account when making each bet.
As long as we don't have bad intentions or commit fraud then this is not problem, it just that if we can't manage our finances it can be very wasteful because we are attracted to betting at every casino we enter.
Yes, exploring casinos is like navigating a maze with fresh options and experiences at each turn. Not only is betting exciting, but so is comprehending chances and each casino's products. We travel from casino to casino, comparing, analyzing, and calculating.

The emotional tug of humanity is another factor. Casinos are meant to draw us into this thrill and possibility. A game within a game, right? Combining rationality with gamble excitement. The real skill is regulating our answers to the odds, not just understanding them.

You got financial management right. Each new casino offers tempting alternatives, making it simple to get lost. But without discipline, this trip can rapidly become a swamp. Thus, the actual problem is making smart decisions and knowing when to play and when to step back, not merely making clever bets. The world of gambling is constantly fascinating to investigate because of this balance between strategy and self-control.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Huppercase on November 10, 2023, 03:23:56 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 

This is strategy is very good if you are the type that like big odds and usually a single bet type of person but for people that bet multiple matches, they don't care about this. Most of the time, what they are after is having a successful withdrawal after winning a bets.

Some bookies prioritizelower line when it comes to selection of games. Let's say for instances, Manchester City is having a match with Arsenal and we know for sure that Arsenal is in great form and so does Manchester City, it's easy to predict that they can have over 1.5, over 2.5, and if possible over 3.5 odds and so on but some bookies will remove over 1.5 because they know it's easy for that outcome to happen in that match, this is where some bettors like to use multiple betting platforms.


There are some instances where some betting platforms enable some option where you can easily tweak your way out of their options. There is this option they just enable in one of the betting platform I use to bet, they allow GG/ over 1.5 and many more and when other bookies realized that bettors are flocking into that platform because of the options, others enable the same thing and made sure the option was available. These are the reasons why I think some people make used of multiple platforms.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: maydna on November 10, 2023, 04:16:39 PM
There's a particular bookmarker I use mostly in placing my bet via crypto, however I do not restrict myself to it alone. Though, It's my favourite gambling platform because it has good odds and markets but occasionally I explore other betting platforms to compare and contrast. By so doing, I've come to realize that there are certain market or sports that a particular bookmarker might be good at but not good at the other. For instance, I don't play live bet or inplays in my favorite bookmarker.
That is something I do as well and it is very natural, this is just like comparing prices at different stores, if you see the same product being sold for a cheaper price then you buy from that store as you are getting the same quality for a slightly better price, and the same can be done with odds, as different casinos may have different odd providers and they may have different needs when it comes to balancing their books, and this can allow you to get better odds from time to time.

This is true if you didn’t consider the loyalty rewards on each casino you are playing. The difference on odds will just give minimal boost on the result of your bet when you are just betting an average amount while loyalty rewards can give you a decent return in the long run especially if you accumulate already huge wager that will boost your reward if just focus on one casino.

There’s a pros and cons on casinos but it’s important to stick on what’s give you the security over chasing some minor odds boost that might pit your bankroll at risk.
Comparing loyalty rewards from each gambling platform is one way to choose the platform we want. And that reason is also what makes us stay loyal to one or two gambling platforms and not move to other platforms. We also have to think about the security that exists on each platform, but security issues are not much different from one platform to another.

But the most important thing is how we get a trusted gambling platform that can give us what we want. It won't be in many casinos, and if we do find it, we will definitely be on that platform for a long time.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: pawanjain on November 11, 2023, 02:33:01 PM
If you bet with multiple accounts on the same game, the result of the bet will be the same. Suppose I use two accounts for betting on a match, one account is for my win and one account is for my loss, that is, if we bet according to this equation, we will lose money from one account and our money will come from another account. You may say that in betting for two teams, bet using different strategies, no matter how different strategies you use, you will lose money from one account and money will come from one account, that is will remain the same, your profit and loss will be combined.
I don't like betting like this. For betting there will be only one account and from that account either money will come in or money will go out. If there is more doubt about a match then I will refrain from betting on that match because there is no saying that I have to bet on every match. I will bet on the match I am guaranteed and refrain from other matches.

Using multiple accounts for betting won't do any good but there is a small benefit if you are using multiple platforms for betting.
The betting odds are slightly different on different betting platforms. For example the bettings would be 1.5x on platform and on the other it may be 1.55x.
So betting on the other platform would be a little beneficial when compared to the previous one.
This is how many people take advantage of better betting odds using multiple platforms.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Silberman on November 14, 2023, 04:19:46 AM
If you bet with multiple accounts on the same game, the result of the bet will be the same. Suppose I use two accounts for betting on a match, one account is for my win and one account is for my loss, that is, if we bet according to this equation, we will lose money from one account and our money will come from another account. You may say that in betting for two teams, bet using different strategies, no matter how different strategies you use, you will lose money from one account and money will come from one account, that is will remain the same, your profit and loss will be combined.
I don't like betting like this. For betting there will be only one account and from that account either money will come in or money will go out. If there is more doubt about a match then I will refrain from betting on that match because there is no saying that I have to bet on every match. I will bet on the match I am guaranteed and refrain from other matches.

Using multiple accounts for betting won't do any good but there is a small benefit if you are using multiple platforms for betting.
The betting odds are slightly different on different betting platforms. For example the bettings would be 1.5x on platform and on the other it may be 1.55x.
So betting on the other platform would be a little beneficial when compared to the previous one.
This is how many people take advantage of better betting odds using multiple platforms.
While such difference may not seem like a big deal for recreational gamblers, for the few professional gamblers differences on the odds like that can make a bad bet into a good one, so if any gambler has ambitions of becoming a professional gambler at some point on the future then they need to begin to notice those small differences on the odds, as professional gamblers are experts at identifying those opportunities and then taking advantage of them.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Sunderland on November 14, 2023, 04:39:37 AM
Yes, with that way I can choose any promo on different sites. Not all of the promos are bad or good, with having an account on different sites I can compare which one is better.

I never chase VIP status on any casino, aim for the profits first, soon or later the account will level up either.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: bitLeap on November 14, 2023, 04:56:50 AM
While such difference may not seem like a big deal for recreational gamblers, for the few professional gamblers differences on the odds like that can make a bad bet into a good one, so if any gambler has ambitions of becoming a professional gambler at some point on the future then they need to begin to notice those small differences on the odds, as professional gamblers are experts at identifying those opportunities and then taking advantage of them.
Exactly, a method like this does require precision, especially as a professional gambler with experience is able to take advantage of the situation even though for other people the probability of profit is small. Because usually professional gamblers are able to bet large amounts but have some kind of method. Like a trader who is always active in arbitraging the slightest difference, if there is still a profit to be seen then that is a hidden source of income.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Hirose UK on November 14, 2023, 05:59:25 AM
Yes, with that way I can choose any promo on different sites. Not all of the promos are bad or good, with having an account on different sites I can compare which one is better.

I never chase VIP status on any casino, aim for the profits first, soon or later the account will level up either.
If you use various casinos just to get more promos, won't that also make you have to spend more money because not all bonus promotions in casinos are free and most casinos always have special requirements for claiming each bonus.
And when you use more it means you really have to lose a lot of time because when there are two or three casinos that have promotions it means you can get them all.
This is not about VIP rank but the amount of money you have to spend to bet in these casinos and of course you have to be able to really maintain financial and emotional stability so as not to do things that can be troublesome such as chasing bonus.

I know it is your decision and your right to use several casinos, it just that I can't think about how much money you have to spend to get promos at each casino.
I also don't just use one casino, but for those that I really rely on and are worth maintaining in every bet, I only trust one casino and other casinos maybe just to get what I need, such as betting comparisons or getting bets that are not can be found at favorite casino.
So far I have never chased promotional bonuses at all the casinos I have used.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Strongkored on November 14, 2023, 08:05:08 AM
What are your thoughts? 
If we just want to compare odds then we can use a website that provides this, and betting at many bookies in my opinion is not very good, especially for small gamblers, firstly because we will only be able to bet with smaller amounts so the profits are not big because we divide our money by making deposits at several bookies, secondly, because we are small gamblers, the results we get are not much so we will experience difficulties in reaching the minimum withdrawal limit, and thirdly, what is no less important is that our profits will be reduced more because we have to pay withdrawal fees several times because using different bookmaker accounts.
So in my opinion one or two is enough and the second is just as a backup when there is an interesting promotion offered by the bookmaker.
Except for big gamblers who really have big funds so dividing them among many bookies is not a problem but for small gamblers it is very detrimental.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: EluguHcman on November 14, 2023, 08:20:01 AM
When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts?  
Not a big task to me at all as long I have my gambling funds budget. I am always tended never to exceed beyond my budgets so I basically don't stick to series of betting even though I have a minimum gambling accounts.
And yes sometimes I merely give it a try in betting on untried betting section so if I have to bet in an unusual section, I am drastically going to minimize my funding on my other usual gambling accounts just to fund the unusual account with a strategy never to exceed my gambling funding budgets.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Z390 on November 14, 2023, 10:12:05 AM
What's your aim when using two or more online casinos to gamble? Some people are doing this to get free bonuses and I am not doing the same, I believe that trying your luck on more than one casino gives you a better chance at winning at times, I am using a casino because of it's simplicity and the other because of the games they made available.

I sometimes share the money I can afford to use for gambling into two and send into these two favourite casinos and I've done this like several times only to find out that it doesn't matter, I have won on one and lose on the other while trying this strategy but it's not significantly enough to be called a good gambling strategy and today I prefer to just keep using a casino, one after the other when I feel like it.

I have heard a lot about the advantages of having a VIP account on casinos and some people are so hell bent chasing VIP status on casinos and that's why they are using more than one casino or even using multiple account for different reasons that I will never understand, VIP rank will cost you a lot of money and I am not just sure that it's worth it.



Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: ethereumhunter on November 14, 2023, 10:49:21 AM
When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts?  
Not a big task to me at all as long I have my gambling funds budget. I am always tended never to exceed beyond my budgets so I basically don't stick to series of betting even though I have a minimum gambling accounts.
And yes sometimes I merely give it a try in betting on untried betting section so if I have to bet in an unusual section, I am drastically going to minimize my funding on my other usual gambling accounts just to fund the unusual account with a strategy never to exceed my gambling funding budgets.
Staying within your budget is good for you because you can prevent losing very large amounts of money, especially as this has happened to many gamblers before. We really have to maintain a budget limit for gambling so that we don't deposit more money to gamble. And to place bets, we should only place bets on one gambling platform so that we don't exceed the limits. By always limiting the budget for placing bets, we don't need to worry if our money will run out immediately and if we can place a bet on a team that has the potential to win, that means we can win and if we place another bet on a team in another match that also has the potential to win, we can win again. If we repeat this several times, our winnings can increase.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 14, 2023, 12:04:56 PM
I have heard a lot about the advantages of having a VIP account on casinos and some people are so hell bent chasing VIP status on casinos and that's why they are using more than one casino or even using multiple account for different reasons that I will never understand, VIP rank will cost you a lot of money and I am not just sure that it's worth it.
That's what I've always done until now besides focusing on pursuing the VIP level at Stake.com, I don't pay too much attention to bets at other casinos. In my experience so far, focusing on one casino is more efficient (efficient in calculating bets placed and easier to monitor the number of bets for 1 month) especially since I personally am not the type of casino explorer when I find a casino that has fast deposits, low fees, easy to access without VPN, a large selection of crypto offered and most importantly provides fiat display then there I will become an explorer of all games. Because as long as I have an account at a casino, I always want to try all kinds of games, especially those that are unknown and rarely featured by influencers or gamblers. In a single session I target 2-3 games, in the middle of which soccer betting is definitely the main target.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: lixer on November 14, 2023, 06:04:40 PM
While such difference may not seem like a big deal for recreational gamblers, for the few professional gamblers differences on the odds like that can make a bad bet into a good one, so if any gambler has ambitions of becoming a professional gambler at some point on the future then they need to begin to notice those small differences on the odds, as professional gamblers are experts at identifying those opportunities and then taking advantage of them.
I'm not sure if you are referring to them or not, but it's arbitrage gamblers who make use of the differences in odds in different platforms so that they don't lose any money because they will place bets on all the outcomes of an event so even if they lose, they are not really going to lose because they already have the other outcome selected in another platform. Arbitrage gambling is risky because you can get banned and your funds can be confiscated if the casino comes to know what you are doing because casinos are strictly against this gambling method.

The differences in the odds for the same outcome will barely be significant enough for someone to change their platform choice. 0.05x is not small, if a person bets a million dollars on a bet and choose a different platform because the current one is giving them 1.50x while the other one is giving 1.55x, that is a $50,000 difference for them if they manage to win the bet.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: madnessteat on November 14, 2023, 06:17:04 PM
^

I suppose if a gambler makes such large bets, he is subject to increased control. The security service of the betting company collects all possible information about such users. And as far as I know bookmaker offices fight arbitrage together, ie, passing each other information about gamblers who abuse arbitrage. One of my friends told me that he had serious problems in bookmaker's offices because he was involved in arbitrage.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Negotiation on November 15, 2023, 08:24:09 AM
When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts?  
Not a big task to me at all as long I have my gambling funds budget. I am always tended never to exceed beyond my budgets so I basically don't stick to series of betting even though I have a minimum gambling accounts.
And yes sometimes I merely give it a try in betting on untried betting section so if I have to bet in an unusual section, I am drastically going to minimize my funding on my other usual gambling accounts just to fund the unusual account with a strategy never to exceed my gambling funding budgets.

Betting with strategy funds in the unusual account involve a lot of risk. A gambler may not be able to control everything at once. One of the most important and fundamental things to remember is not to waste gambling account funds. You might think I already know this but in reality, it's easy to miss once you're inside a casino. Strategies will help you on your way to success Nothing comes without practice.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: traderethereum on November 15, 2023, 09:58:32 AM
Betting with strategy funds in the unusual account involve a lot of risk. A gambler may not be able to control everything at once. One of the most important and fundamental things to remember is not to waste gambling account funds. You might think I already know this but in reality, it's easy to miss once you're inside a casino. Strategies will help you on your way to success Nothing comes without practice.
Involving many gambling accounts and depositing funds into each fund will certainly be a hassle for them. Apart from having to prepare more funds, they may also have difficulty managing their gambling accounts.
Especially if they place bets on their respective gambling accounts while waiting for the results to come out, but it can provide big wins if each gambling account can win.
And you need a better strategy to be able to manage funds or place bets.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Crypt0Gore on November 15, 2023, 10:59:30 AM
I was curious to know what result I will be getting if I use more than two gambling platform, it was something I want to try out and finally I did, when you are a beginner in gambling you will try almost everything you could to satisfy your taste for gambling, but I get to know that it's better to use two as your minimum and maximum, there really isn't a lot of benefits using multiple gambling platforms.

Also using more than one casinos also expose you to more risks, as you will be tasked with managing more than one game at a time, it can be difficult but not impossible, I think it's better to use money you can afford to lose and focus on one casino at a time.

Now I use one casino after the other, I don't deposit on both at the same time to gamble, it's distracting to me, I use one for a whole week and use the other for the coming week, I always rotate between my favourite casinos but I still don't believe that it is necessary, I do win at times but my loss is somehow still be same.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Agbamoni on November 15, 2023, 08:50:11 PM
What's your aim when using two or more online casinos to gamble? Some people are doing this to get free bonuses and I am not doing the same, I believe that trying your luck on more than one casino gives you a better chance at winning at times, I am using a casino because of it's simplicity and the other because of the games they made available.
I don't think that is the reason for most persons. Some betting platforms has a unique feature that makes a gambler wants to use it, so if in the future they do not support that feature anymore the gambler will surely leave the platform and go to another one with same feature or better feature. But in some cases, the gambler will still continue to use both because they are more familiar with the User interface and experience of the previous platform and is taking them quite some time to get used to the recent platform. Another reason for using multiple betting platforms because of the odds offerings. All platforms will have the standard sides and totals, but not all platforms offer the same odds on every game you want to bet. Some odds are better than the other so you can choose to bet on this particular game on this platform and go to the other one to bet a different game there you think the odd is better.



Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Franctoshi on November 15, 2023, 09:22:55 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.
I no longer rely on one betting platform because of my bad experience when I had only one account with a particular platform, it was an ugly experience that involved failure of deposit that made me to miss out on staking a game which I could have won because I had delays on my deposit where It did not reflect on my dashboard on time to stake my games before time and because of that and other reason like platforms that are user friendly, Now I have different platforms I do business with, which I use mostly 3 out it to stake my games each time I want to place a bet.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: junder on November 15, 2023, 09:53:57 PM
Betting with strategy funds in the unusual account involve a lot of risk. A gambler may not be able to control everything at once. One of the most important and fundamental things to remember is not to waste gambling account funds. You might think I already know this but in reality, it's easy to miss once you're inside a casino. Strategies will help you on your way to success Nothing comes without practice.
Involving many gambling accounts and depositing funds into each fund will certainly be a hassle for them. Apart from having to prepare more funds, they may also have difficulty managing their gambling accounts.
Especially if they place bets on their respective gambling accounts while waiting for the results to come out, but it can provide big wins if each gambling account can win.
And you need a better strategy to be able to manage funds or place bets.

People think differently, maybe you do, but not me. My experience when playing on only one site made me fed up because the platform did not pay the winnings I got so decided me to look for another platform to bet on. With experiences like this I thought about having accounts on various platforms, because indeed I myself could not bet on just one platform, because I thought there was no way that when I had won and returned to play on that platform again could provide victory again, but no one knows about everyone's luck it could be that the platform gave victory again but not with me.

 I also don't recommend having multiple accounts on each platform, because as I said before people's thoughts are different. So everyone has their own choice in deciding something.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Silberman on November 17, 2023, 04:09:14 AM
While such difference may not seem like a big deal for recreational gamblers, for the few professional gamblers differences on the odds like that can make a bad bet into a good one, so if any gambler has ambitions of becoming a professional gambler at some point on the future then they need to begin to notice those small differences on the odds, as professional gamblers are experts at identifying those opportunities and then taking advantage of them.
Exactly, a method like this does require precision, especially as a professional gambler with experience is able to take advantage of the situation even though for other people the probability of profit is small. Because usually professional gamblers are able to bet large amounts but have some kind of method. Like a trader who is always active in arbitraging the slightest difference, if there is still a profit to be seen then that is a hidden source of income.
And that is a factor that is often forgotten by those that want to become profitable gamblers, they think that they will achieve great success by just using a couple of dollars as their capital, but truth to be told professional gamblers need a great deal of money in order to take advantage of the small advantage they may get out of casinos, so even if a person had the necessary knowledge to beat the casinos, that knowledge would be useless if they do not have the capital necessary to actually put their knowledge to use.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Josefjix on November 17, 2023, 04:58:32 AM
I was curious to know what result I will be getting if I use more than two gambling platform, it was something I want to try out and finally I did, when you are a beginner in gambling you will try almost everything you could to satisfy your taste for gambling, but I get to know that it's better to use two as your minimum and maximum, there really isn't a lot of benefits using multiple gambling platforms.

Also using more than one casinos also expose you to more risks, as you will be tasked with managing more than one game at a time, it can be difficult but not impossible, I think it's better to use money you can afford to lose and focus on one casino at a time.

Now I use one casino after the other, I don't deposit on both at the same time to gamble, it's distracting to me, I use one for a whole week and use the other for the coming week, I always rotate between my favourite casinos but I still don't believe that it is necessary, I do win at times but my loss is somehow still be same.
Our target is to secure profits and not open ourselves to losing heavily from the system, we're just humans that's trying so hard to survive in the system, that's the beginning of gaining massive profits because one will thoroughly scout out the strategy that would stand in appropriate terms of generating more profits. What's the need of using multiple platforms for staking bets when one can actually focused on one and utilized it to our very own taste, using different platforms, when you lose, you will lose heavily more than your expectations.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: OgNasty on November 17, 2023, 06:21:36 AM
I don’t use multiple platforms for betting because I have trust issues and don’t want to risk my money with more people than I have to. I used to use multiples when I wanted to do fantasy betting along with regular bets, but I don’t mess with fantasy betting anymore. I could see if someone had a lot of money in their bankroll why they would want to spread it out across multiple sites, but if you have a site you trust, you might as well stick to it.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: traderethereum on November 17, 2023, 02:27:04 PM
Betting with strategy funds in the unusual account involve a lot of risk. A gambler may not be able to control everything at once. One of the most important and fundamental things to remember is not to waste gambling account funds. You might think I already know this but in reality, it's easy to miss once you're inside a casino. Strategies will help you on your way to success Nothing comes without practice.
Involving many gambling accounts and depositing funds into each fund will certainly be a hassle for them. Apart from having to prepare more funds, they may also have difficulty managing their gambling accounts.
Especially if they place bets on their respective gambling accounts while waiting for the results to come out, but it can provide big wins if each gambling account can win.
And you need a better strategy to be able to manage funds or place bets.

People think differently, maybe you do, but not me. My experience when playing on only one site made me fed up because the platform did not pay the winnings I got so decided me to look for another platform to bet on. With experiences like this I thought about having accounts on various platforms, because indeed I myself could not bet on just one platform, because I thought there was no way that when I had won and returned to play on that platform again could provide victory again, but no one knows about everyone's luck it could be that the platform gave victory again but not with me.

 I also don't recommend having multiple accounts on each platform, because as I said before people's thoughts are different. So everyone has their own choice in deciding something.
I have accounts at several casinos but only one or two I frequently gamble with.
Usually, I only use $20-$30 to gamble at one casino but if I want to gamble at another casino, that means I have to deposit more money in the other gambling account.
That means my expenses will increase and make me have to prepare extra funds just for gambling. From there, I decided to use a casino first to gamble.
And if I want to gamble at another casino, I have to wait until the money at the other casino is used up for gambling before I can deposit money at the other casino.
That method provides a better arrangement because I don't leave any money in my gambling account at the previous casino and I also don't take any risks.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: junder on November 17, 2023, 06:04:28 PM
Betting with strategy funds in the unusual account involve a lot of risk. A gambler may not be able to control everything at once. One of the most important and fundamental things to remember is not to waste gambling account funds. You might think I already know this but in reality, it's easy to miss once you're inside a casino. Strategies will help you on your way to success Nothing comes without practice.
Involving many gambling accounts and depositing funds into each fund will certainly be a hassle for them. Apart from having to prepare more funds, they may also have difficulty managing their gambling accounts.
Especially if they place bets on their respective gambling accounts while waiting for the results to come out, but it can provide big wins if each gambling account can win.
And you need a better strategy to be able to manage funds or place bets.

People think differently, maybe you do, but not me. My experience when playing on only one site made me fed up because the platform did not pay the winnings I got so decided me to look for another platform to bet on. With experiences like this I thought about having accounts on various platforms, because indeed I myself could not bet on just one platform, because I thought there was no way that when I had won and returned to play on that platform again could provide victory again, but no one knows about everyone's luck it could be that the platform gave victory again but not with me.

 I also don't recommend having multiple accounts on each platform, because as I said before people's thoughts are different. So everyone has their own choice in deciding something.
I have accounts at several casinos but only one or two I frequently gamble with.
Usually, I only use $20-$30 to gamble at one casino but if I want to gamble at another casino, that means I have to deposit more money in the other gambling account.
That means my expenses will increase and make me have to prepare extra funds just for gambling. From there, I decided to use a casino first to gamble.
And if I want to gamble at another casino, I have to wait until the money at the other casino is used up for gambling before I can deposit money at the other casino.
That method provides a better arrangement because I don't leave any money in my gambling account at the previous casino and I also don't take any risks.

Maybe there are some people who keep their money on the site. and when the person wants to play on another site they have to deposit money again to play, so the money on the original site is not disturbed. If that's the case then their expenses must be increasing.
I have more than one account and I play only occasionally, when I want to play of course I myself choose the site that I want to deposit money and play everything until it runs out and when I win also withdraw all the profits earned, I never leave or leave money on the site. maybe there are people who like to keep their money on gambling sites.

I myself think that it is not comfortable or does not feel safe to keep money for days on the site, I don't know why, it's just that I'm not sure about keeping money on the site because even with gambling, the risks are already visible, and I also don't want to take more risks.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: traderethereum on November 18, 2023, 04:30:42 AM
Maybe there are some people who keep their money on the site. and when the person wants to play on another site they have to deposit money again to play, so the money on the original site is not disturbed. If that's the case then their expenses must be increasing.
I have more than one account and I play only occasionally, when I want to play of course I myself choose the site that I want to deposit money and play everything until it runs out and when I win also withdraw all the profits earned, I never leave or leave money on the site. maybe there are people who like to keep their money on gambling sites.

I myself think that it is not comfortable or does not feel safe to keep money for days on the site, I don't know why, it's just that I'm not sure about keeping money on the site because even with gambling, the risks are already visible, and I also don't want to take more risks.
If the casino site is a trusted casino, their money will definitely be safe there and they can keep their money in their gambling account. But they should not store large amounts because it's not your keys, not your coins.
That means we do the same thing to keep expenses down and don't want to deposit money at many casino sites. We have to control our expenses and not because of curiosity or wanting to win a lot of money from many casinos, we make deposits at each casino.
You are right in that I also find it uncomfortable to see that there is a certain amount of money in each casino. If one of the casinos experiences a problem, it already makes me worry about the money even though the casino guarantees that gamblers' funds remain safe.
It is better to reduce the risk than to have problems.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Rabata on November 18, 2023, 06:58:58 AM
Maybe there are some people who keep their money on the site. and when the person wants to play on another site they have to deposit money again to play, so the money on the original site is not disturbed. If that's the case then their expenses must be increasing.
I have more than one account and I play only occasionally, when I want to play of course I myself choose the site that I want to deposit money and play everything until it runs out and when I win also withdraw all the profits earned, I never leave or leave money on the site. maybe there are people who like to keep their money on gambling sites.

I myself think that it is not comfortable or does not feel safe to keep money for days on the site, I don't know why, it's just that I'm not sure about keeping money on the site because even with gambling, the risks are already visible, and I also don't want to take more risks.
If the casino site is a trusted casino, their money will definitely be safe there and they can keep their money in their gambling account. But they should not store large amounts because it's not your keys, not your coins.
Yes, relatively all the casino sites that have gained reputation and have been providing casino services for a long time, each site strives to provide maximum reliability and convenience to the client. Where you can be relatively safe but not completely safe. As you said if one does not have own keys then one cannot in a sense claim to be the owner of that asset. Also I would say that any time a casino can be hacked. Although this does not happen often, there is nothing that can be done when such a situation occurs. We should try our best to take responsibility for our own safety as much as possible.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: junder on November 18, 2023, 10:03:56 AM
Maybe there are some people who keep their money on the site. and when the person wants to play on another site they have to deposit money again to play, so the money on the original site is not disturbed. If that's the case then their expenses must be increasing.
I have more than one account and I play only occasionally, when I want to play of course I myself choose the site that I want to deposit money and play everything until it runs out and when I win also withdraw all the profits earned, I never leave or leave money on the site. maybe there are people who like to keep their money on gambling sites.

I myself think that it is not comfortable or does not feel safe to keep money for days on the site, I don't know why, it's just that I'm not sure about keeping money on the site because even with gambling, the risks are already visible, and I also don't want to take more risks.
If the casino site is a trusted casino, their money will definitely be safe there and they can keep their money in their gambling account. But they should not store large amounts because it's not your keys, not your coins.
That means we do the same thing to keep expenses down and don't want to deposit money at many casino sites. We have to control our expenses and not because of curiosity or wanting to win a lot of money from many casinos, we make deposits at each casino.
You are right in that I also find it uncomfortable to see that there is a certain amount of money in each casino. If one of the casinos experiences a problem, it already makes me worry about the money even though the casino guarantees that gamblers' funds remain safe.
It is better to reduce the risk than to have problems.

okay I agree with you, but as you said not in large amounts to keep money on the site because as safe as it may be there will be losses but I'm not sure about that, it's just that everyone needs to be careful in saving their money. if those who have many accounts on platforms and in each of their accounts there is money that has not been played or has not been withdrawn maybe they are deliberately, say "saving", maybe they do that so that when they want to play then they don't have to deposit again and when one account runs out they can still return to play on another account.

Although the platform guarantees the safety of the money in my opinion it does not matter, so I myself prefer to cash it in or keep it in my own pocket so that it can be used if there are other needs. But I don't know about other people, because different thoughts make us have our own choices with the trust we have.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: piebeyb on November 18, 2023, 01:05:37 PM
I myself think that it is not comfortable or does not feel safe to keep money for days on the site, I don't know why, it's just that I'm not sure about keeping money on the site because even with gambling, the risks are already visible, and I also don't want to take more risks.

Moreover, if you are not playing it is better to withdraw the money, but if you are still playing there is no problem putting money there so it doesn't make you have to go back and forth to make deposits, so it will also save costs on transactions, actually this is not just a matter of whether you believe or not you put money on the site Whether or not all casinos have a good reputation, they definitely have the same rules, namely that they will freeze the accounts and funds of inactive users.

So there's no harm in withdrawing money from the site, because if you don't play, it's best to make the withdrawal to be safe so that your money and account aren't lost and frozen. Whether you're sure or not, it all comes down to each individual's views. Sometimes there are often differences in beliefs. against fellow users on the reputation of the gambling site.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: traderethereum on November 18, 2023, 01:41:25 PM
Yes, relatively all the casino sites that have gained reputation and have been providing casino services for a long time, each site strives to provide maximum reliability and convenience to the client. Where you can be relatively safe but not completely safe. As you said if one does not have own keys then one cannot in a sense claim to be the owner of that asset. Also I would say that any time a casino can be hacked. Although this does not happen often, there is nothing that can be done when such a situation occurs. We should try our best to take responsibility for our own safety as much as possible.
That's why it's better to keep the money from a few casinos because it will be difficult to control the money. And we do not know how long the casino will still be able to operate.
We should use one or two casinos to gamble so that we can control the use of money.
Having responsibility for each gambling account means we have to check the gambling account more often to make sure everything is still okay. We also won't be able to focus on gambling because we have to monitor the money in our other gambling accounts.

okay I agree with you, but as you said not in large amounts to keep money on the site because as safe as it may be there will be losses but I'm not sure about that, it's just that everyone needs to be careful in saving their money. if those who have many accounts on platforms and in each of their accounts there is money that has not been played or has not been withdrawn maybe they are deliberately, say "saving", maybe they do that so that when they want to play then they don't have to deposit again and when one account runs out they can still return to play on another account.

Although the platform guarantees the safety of the money in my opinion it does not matter, so I myself prefer to cash it in or keep it in my own pocket so that it can be used if there are other needs. But I don't know about other people, because different thoughts make us have our own choices with the trust we have.
They can indeed save their money in their gambling accounts at each casino, but they have to remember that they have to check their gambling accounts more often. This is to prevent anything that might happen to his account.
But it is true what you say: We should cash out the money that is in many casinos into our wallets because we don't know what will happen later. We should control the money we have so that we can deposit it at the casinos we usually play at.
However, each person will have their own considerations for storing their money in many casinos.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: arimamib on November 18, 2023, 05:24:55 PM
When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts?  
Not a big task to me at all as long I have my gambling funds budget. I am always tended never to exceed beyond my budgets so I basically don't stick to series of betting even though I have a minimum gambling accounts.
And yes sometimes I merely give it a try in betting on untried betting section so if I have to bet in an unusual section, I am drastically going to minimize my funding on my other usual gambling accounts just to fund the unusual account with a strategy never to exceed my gambling funding budgets.

Betting with strategy funds in the unusual account involve a lot of risk. A gambler may not be able to control everything at once. One of the most important and fundamental things to remember is not to waste gambling account funds. You might think I already know this but in reality, it's easy to miss once you're inside a casino. Strategies will help you on your way to success Nothing comes without practice.
It's crucial to exercise caution and employ effective strategies to minimize the potential for losses. Gambling with strategy funds held in a dedicated account can be a risky endeavor, because it involves a significant portion of your financial asset. sometime people are unaware that transactions fee should be taken into consideration on how they use betting accounts, especially for people who play with small bets.

One fundamental principle to adhere to is the avoidance of wasteful spending. Carefully consider every bet and avoid chasing losses, as this can lead to a rapid depletion of your gambling funds. Establish clear limits for both deposits and losses, and never exceed them. Remember, gambling should be viewed as a form of entertainment, not a means to generate substantial income.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: fullhdpixel on November 18, 2023, 06:51:02 PM
If the casino site is a trusted casino, their money will definitely be safe there and they can keep their money in their gambling account. But they should not store large amounts because it's not your keys, not your coins.
That means we do the same thing to keep expenses down and don't want to deposit money at many casino sites. We have to control our expenses and not because of curiosity or wanting to win a lot of money from many casinos, we make deposits at each casino.
You are right in that I also find it uncomfortable to see that there is a certain amount of money in each casino. If one of the casinos experiences a problem, it already makes me worry about the money even though the casino guarantees that gamblers' funds remain safe.
It is better to reduce the risk than to have problems.
okay I agree with you, but as you said not in large amounts to keep money on the site because as safe as it may be there will be losses but I'm not sure about that, it's just that everyone needs to be careful in saving their money. if those who have many accounts on platforms and in each of their accounts there is money that has not been played or has not been withdrawn maybe they are deliberately, say "saving", maybe they do that so that when they want to play then they don't have to deposit again and when one account runs out they can still return to play on another account.

Although the platform guarantees the safety of the money in my opinion it does not matter, so I myself prefer to cash it in or keep it in my own pocket so that it can be used if there are other needs. But I don't know about other people, because different thoughts make us have our own choices with the trust we have.
Keeping money idle on any platform, whether it's a gambling platform, an exchange, or anything in general, is a bad idea because you never know what happens to any of these platforms where you are keeping your money and if that happens, you are going to lose your money and there will be no point in regretting that later. So, a gambler or a trader or anyone, should never keep any balance in any of their accounts just because they may use it later.

If someone thinks that they might use that account later and it should have some balance, there is no need for that, it doesn't take a lot of time for sending cryptocurrencies from your wallet to the platform and some altcoins don't even charge any fees, it's just a few cents which is nothing at all.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: junder on November 18, 2023, 07:27:52 PM
Yes, relatively all the casino sites that have gained reputation and have been providing casino services for a long time, each site strives to provide maximum reliability and convenience to the client. Where you can be relatively safe but not completely safe. As you said if one does not have own keys then one cannot in a sense claim to be the owner of that asset. Also I would say that any time a casino can be hacked. Although this does not happen often, there is nothing that can be done when such a situation occurs. We should try our best to take responsibility for our own safety as much as possible.
That's why it's better to keep the money from a few casinos because it will be difficult to control the money. And we do not know how long the casino will still be able to operate.
We should use one or two casinos to gamble so that we can control the use of money.
Having responsibility for each gambling account means we have to check the gambling account more often to make sure everything is still okay. We also won't be able to focus on gambling because we have to monitor the money in our other gambling accounts.

Is that not too risky?
By having more than one account and keeping money in it? even though we monitor it I don't think it guarantees that it will be safe. even though every site guarantees that their finances will be safe but not with disruptions that can occur at any time and that will make some of them panic because the site they have and have money in it has a problem, anyway in my opinion yes, it is better for them to withdraw or spend all the money on their site because it is more ethical like that.

okay I agree with you, but as you said not in large amounts to keep money on the site because as safe as it may be there will be losses but I'm not sure about that, it's just that everyone needs to be careful in saving their money. if those who have many accounts on platforms and in each of their accounts there is money that has not been played or has not been withdrawn maybe they are deliberately, say "saving", maybe they do that so that when they want to play then they don't have to deposit again and when one account runs out they can still return to play on another account.

Although the platform guarantees the safety of the money in my opinion it does not matter, so I myself prefer to cash it in or keep it in my own pocket so that it can be used if there are other needs. But I don't know about other people, because different thoughts make us have our own choices with the trust we have.
They can indeed save their money in their gambling accounts at each casino, but they have to remember that they have to check their gambling accounts more often. This is to prevent anything that might happen to his account.
But it is true what you say: We should cash out the money that is in many casinos into our wallets because we don't know what will happen later. We should control the money we have so that we can deposit it at the casinos we usually play at.
However, each person will have their own considerations for storing their money in many casinos.


Maybe they can do what you said, even if it's still risky but it makes sense, by always monitoring it will reduce the risk of losing the money that is there and stored on the site. Many sites use strategies that are guaranteed to be safe and reliable, but try to look at the other side. the fact is that many lose compared to those who win, does that include reliable sites? in my opinion not,  unless they are ready for the risks that exist in the sense that they are ready to lose the money on the site that they trust, I believe they can choose what they think is good for themselves, and they must remember that everything must have a risk. I'm not demonizing the site, but what's wrong with being more careful.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: wallet4bitcoin on November 18, 2023, 07:41:22 PM
Its always good not to have all your eggs in one basket and also the concept of using multiple platforms to bet is to get the different perks there in and to see which works with your own standards, and possibly, policy.

For instance, loads of sport betting sites have their variation in odds on specific games, you as a user will have the opportunity of choosing the platform with higher odds on a particular game only when you have access to more than one platform on that game betting, but if you use only one, you'll not know whether there are higher odds or not, you are only fixed on getting one option.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Hypnosis00 on November 18, 2023, 08:14:39 PM
Its always good not to have all your eggs in one basket and also the concept of using multiple platforms to bet is to get the different perks there in and to see which works with your own standards, and possibly, policy.

For instance, loads of sport betting sites have their variation in odds on specific games, you as a user will have the opportunity of choosing the platform with higher odds on a particular game only when you have access to more than one platform on that game betting, but if you use only one, you'll not know whether there are higher odds or not, you are only fixed on getting one option.
There is no problem with that as long as you can manage to monitor them all and what is most important is that we are using betting on the trusted platform. I honestly am doing this strategy just to get which one offered a high odds and I consider it. Well, it works sometimes but not 100% because not all the time that those who have bigger odds win. However, considering this way of betting gives us a chance to win more than lose, this is an advantage of sports betting.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Westinhome on November 18, 2023, 08:23:43 PM

If the casino site is a trusted casino, their money will definitely be safe there and they can keep their money in their gambling account. But they should not store large amounts because it's not your keys, not your coins.
That means we do the same thing to keep expenses down and don't want to deposit money at many casino sites. We have to control our expenses and not because of curiosity or wanting to win a lot of money from many casinos, we make deposits at each casino.
You are right in that I also find it uncomfortable to see that there is a certain amount of money in each casino. If one of the casinos experiences a problem, it already makes me worry about the money even though the casino guarantees that gamblers' funds remain safe.
It is better to reduce the risk than to have problems.

If the gambler want to use the multiple platform,it will be the good idea.But the gambler should ready to send the time for the backgroud verification of the all the gambling sites which the gambler want to use for the multiple platform for the betting of the gambling sites.The money used to hold on the many gambling sites at the same time will not the better option.Use the money and split to the many parts to hold on the various platform.It's better to do split of your earning to two parts and use one part for your family expenses and use the balance to the gambling sites.So the continuous game may help to win the big dollars one day in the gambling sites.But better to cash the money out from the gambling site after the win was the better option and use that money for the desire fulfilled using the money.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: jrrsparkles on November 18, 2023, 09:57:21 PM
The strategy of funding accounts on multiple bookmakers is known to be used by people that want to catch the best odds when betting on sports for example. Sometimes people will monitor multiple platforms and bet when the odds allow then for a safe win. However, I am not sure if this strategy would be worth attempting when doing crypto-based betting on the sports books that offer it.

What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts? 
In crypto sportsbooks, the odds are pretty much similar to one another but there will be a small difference that isn't worth funding multiple accounts for that small margin as a casual gambler but strategically for a pro sport bettor it could be a change so it depends on the individual who bet. Personally, I feel that more than odds the reputation of casinos matters so I never thought beyond that perspective.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: junder on November 19, 2023, 12:33:31 AM
If the casino site is a trusted casino, their money will definitely be safe there and they can keep their money in their gambling account. But they should not store large amounts because it's not your keys, not your coins.
That means we do the same thing to keep expenses down and don't want to deposit money at many casino sites. We have to control our expenses and not because of curiosity or wanting to win a lot of money from many casinos, we make deposits at each casino.
You are right in that I also find it uncomfortable to see that there is a certain amount of money in each casino. If one of the casinos experiences a problem, it already makes me worry about the money even though the casino guarantees that gamblers' funds remain safe.
It is better to reduce the risk than to have problems.
okay I agree with you, but as you said not in large amounts to keep money on the site because as safe as it may be there will be losses but I'm not sure about that, it's just that everyone needs to be careful in saving their money. if those who have many accounts on platforms and in each of their accounts there is money that has not been played or has not been withdrawn maybe they are deliberately, say "saving", maybe they do that so that when they want to play then they don't have to deposit again and when one account runs out they can still return to play on another account.

Although the platform guarantees the safety of the money in my opinion it does not matter, so I myself prefer to cash it in or keep it in my own pocket so that it can be used if there are other needs. But I don't know about other people, because different thoughts make us have our own choices with the trust we have.
Keeping money idle on any platform, whether it's a gambling platform, an exchange, or anything in general, is a bad idea because you never know what happens to any of these platforms where you are keeping your money and if that happens, you are going to lose your money and there will be no point in regretting that later. So, a gambler or a trader or anyone, should never keep any balance in any of their accounts just because they may use it later.

If someone thinks that they might use that account later and it should have some balance, there is no need for that, it doesn't take a lot of time for sending cryptocurrencies from your wallet to the platform and some altcoins don't even charge any fees, it's just a few cents which is nothing at all.

I myself also think that way, do not recommend keeping money on gambling sites, there may be a loss of their money if like that, or also other things that are not known when it comes. if I myself always spend all the money on the site by playing or withdrawing all the winnings that have been obtained, because I know what the future will be like so I do not dare to take full risk.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Silberman on November 21, 2023, 04:54:35 AM
I myself also think that way, do not recommend keeping money on gambling sites, there may be a loss of their money if like that, or also other things that are not known when it comes. if I myself always spend all the money on the site by playing or withdrawing all the winnings that have been obtained, because I know what the future will be like so I do not dare to take full risk.
And that is how it is supposed to be, people should never deposit more money on a gambling platform than what they intend to use right away, as you never know when you may need that money and with the wagering rules in most casinos you will have to bet all of that money at least once, and if you are really in a hurry this is something that could take you several hours or even days, time that in the case of an emergency you may not have.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Kelward on November 21, 2023, 06:54:24 AM
If you're not a high roller, using multiple platforms in order to look a better odds or promotions isn't make sense because the fee you send your coins and withdraw from the casinos will be higher than the odds advantage.

So I'm not using multiple platforms, I use the best in overall or the sportsbook that give interesting promotions e.g. odds boost.

Gambling should be for fun, so if a gambler is a high roller as you said, then it's all good for him to explore using multiple platforms in order to see the promotions and find better odds. It's all part of the joy of having fun in gambling and a way of maximising chances of winnings. Your observation of the transaction fees in sending and receiving coins from different casinos should be considered alongside the exploring.

For others who are more conservative and like to stick to one casino site to bet, it's also a choice to concentrate energy and the enjoyment in one preferred casino.

But the odd in it is before you the gambler made up his mind to settle for one casino alone, he has probably explored different casinos. So  every gambler is a high roller that searches multiple platforms in the beginning, some stop the exploration when they settle for one casino and others continue to explore. In the end it all comes down to doing what makes any gambler happy.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: irhact on November 21, 2023, 07:39:16 AM
And that is how it is supposed to be, people should never deposit more money on a gambling platform than what they intend to use right away, as you never know when you may need that money and with the wagering rules in most casinos you will have to bet all of that money at least once, and if you are really in a hurry this is something that could take you several hours or even days, time that in the case of an emergency you may not have.

This should be something we should do when we noticed we can't control ourselves but if you as a gamble has self control, there's nothing wrong in depositing your money on the casino you want to use and hold them their for gambling purpose only. You'll not use any money form other sources for gambling but only those on the casino so when it finish you know you have to take a break from gambling. To do this though you have to be a disciplined individual.

Every gambler should know what works better for them and use that strategy, I love to play unexpected bet at anytime I want so I always have some funds on the casino so I won't have to wait for my transaction to be confirmed before I can gamble. I can wake up in the middle of the night to play some bets and this isn't because I'm addicted but I just have a feeling of been lucky that's why I said, you can also have some money left on the casino you use to bet.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: danherbias07 on November 21, 2023, 09:55:58 AM
I have accounts at several casinos but only one or two I frequently gamble with.
Usually, I only use $20-$30 to gamble at one casino but if I want to gamble at another casino, that means I have to deposit more money in the other gambling account.
That means my expenses will increase and make me have to prepare extra funds just for gambling. From there, I decided to use a casino first to gamble.
And if I want to gamble at another casino, I have to wait until the money at the other casino is used up for gambling before I can deposit money at the other casino.
That method provides a better arrangement because I don't leave any money in my gambling account at the previous casino and I also don't take any risks.
I have the same position as you. Several accounts on different online gambling sites but most of them are used on just trial basis and once I don't like what is happening then I don't use it again. Right now, I only have two accounts that I am focused on and I have been sticking with both of these for a year or more now.
I think that's the only purpose of jumping from one online casino to another so that we can find where the best is and more suitable for us. There are players/gamblers who don't like sports betting and casinos combined in one site while there are others who find this better because they both play those types of games.
Then, there are gamblers who are also looking for a game that they cannot find in other casinos. While others are more centered on finding the best UI and reputation.
There are also times in sports betting when the other sports bookie has a better offer than another so I guess convenience-wise and profit-wise choices will be made.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Silberman on November 24, 2023, 02:29:20 AM
I have accounts at several casinos but only one or two I frequently gamble with.
Usually, I only use $20-$30 to gamble at one casino but if I want to gamble at another casino, that means I have to deposit more money in the other gambling account.
That means my expenses will increase and make me have to prepare extra funds just for gambling. From there, I decided to use a casino first to gamble.
And if I want to gamble at another casino, I have to wait until the money at the other casino is used up for gambling before I can deposit money at the other casino.
That method provides a better arrangement because I don't leave any money in my gambling account at the previous casino and I also don't take any risks.
I have the same position as you. Several accounts on different online gambling sites but most of them are used on just trial basis and once I don't like what is happening then I don't use it again. Right now, I only have two accounts that I am focused on and I have been sticking with both of these for a year or more now.
I think that's the only purpose of jumping from one online casino to another so that we can find where the best is and more suitable for us. There are players/gamblers who don't like sports betting and casinos combined in one site while there are others who find this better because they both play those types of games.
Then, there are gamblers who are also looking for a game that they cannot find in other casinos. While others are more centered on finding the best UI and reputation.
There are also times in sports betting when the other sports bookie has a better offer than another so I guess convenience-wise and profit-wise choices will be made.
Another issue with this is that the more accounts you have the more times you will have to pass identity checks, and while there are many casinos worthy of our trust, the more you do this the greater chances your data may be at risk, as you never know when an employee could go rogue and steal all of that data, so by just gambling at a handful of casinos you decrease the chances of this happening to you and then having to deal with such a difficult scenario.


Title: Re: Do you use multiple platforms for betting?
Post by: Hirose UK on November 24, 2023, 03:57:36 AM
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I have the same position as you. Several accounts on different online gambling sites but most of them are used on just trial basis and once I don't like what is happening then I don't use it again. Right now, I only have two accounts that I am focused on and I have been sticking with both of these for a year or more now.
I think that's the only purpose of jumping from one online casino to another so that we can find where the best is and more suitable for us. There are players/gamblers who don't like sports betting and casinos combined in one site while there are others who find this better because they both play those types of games.
Then, there are gamblers who are also looking for a game that they cannot find in other casinos. While others are more centered on finding the best UI and reputation.
There are also times in sports betting when the other sports bookie has a better offer than another so I guess convenience-wise and profit-wise choices will be made.
It true that we should do something like that so that we can enjoy the benefits from accounts that we really rely on.
If it only one or two accounts it still very easy to achieve this, but when we have to use lots of accounts, we'll just spend more money.
In a period of one to two years, I sure that without chasing it too much, we can get VIP level benefits which can provide a small weekly or monthly bonus.

I personally use several accounts on different sites just to see what the odds are on each site and to be able to ensure that the option I bet on really has a big chance of winning.
There is no other goal other than to take other sites into consideration at every opportunity that arises and when I feel comfortable and even have been playing on one site for quite a long time, that is the only one that I always willing to put aside some money to deposit and play or bet on.

But out there there are also some gamblers who use several accounts at different casinos to be able to get more bonuses considering that each casino always provides bonus promotions almost every month.
But in my opinion promotional bonuses are just for fun and will not be able to provide more tempting benefits unless they are bonuses with certain conditions such as deposit bonuses.