How do you contact bitbm? I tried depositing but their site kinda failed. Now I'm trying to contact them and their site is failing again.

If you place your bets before the start of the game you should rarely encounter a rejection.

Please PM me your rejected bet IDs, I'd like to look into it.

You say that you get 80% rejections. Something is not right. I'd really appreciate if you can send me the bet IDs.


You can use the Negotiate Odds feature to first deposit the bet and then get it confirmed immediately.

This is explained in more details here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=393147.msg7708830#msg7708830

Although you don't really need to do that pre-game. It's mainly useful in-play when you are not sure whether your bet transfer will be sent out immediately.

'Negotiate Odds' is a great feature for advanced users. It provides you with better control over your bets and if you are willing to spend some time it can be used to obtain higher odds for your bets, on average.

In regards to your comments I'd like to point out that if your bet did not confirm and you want to put it on hold you can simply set the minimum odds to an unrealistic number. This will prevent you from ending up with double bets.

Also note that if the line moves back and as a result your bet is confirmed, the confirmed odds are set to the best available odds at the time, which in many cases would be higher than the minimum odds that you specified.

The Negotiate Odds also allows you to lock in better odds even if they get there for just a short period of time, something that you might not be able to do manually.

Yes there are low limits at the moment compared to the total investment mostly due to the lower traffic we had during the world cup and while I worked on more features, including allowing splitting investment between sports/dice/casino/all. I switched priority to dice over the past month though.

The return on sports obviously has the potential to be much larger than 1% you get on dice and the traffic will grow for it in time.

I'm not very familiar with either one. The SEA -1.5 @ 2.44 is in a different category than the money line. So the money line is just whoever wins you get that amount back?

If I were going to bet on the Mariners vs. Boston baseball game and I chose the Mariners, does the @1.92 mean that I would win 192% of my bet back. And if I were to bet on the other thing that wasn't the money and it says SEA -1.5 @ 2.44 would that mean I win 244% of my bet back? Can someone explain this to me please?

I should add that I've never Live bet on the site.

Hi - minor updates for your grid.

We now offer Live betting, and our min bet is 0.001 BTC.

We offer a generous automated comp system which runs weekly, and details on our deposit bonus program are forthcoming.

Would you please PM me your bet IDs, so that I can look into why they were rejected, advise you how to avoid such rejections in the future and see if there is anything that we can improve on our end ?

Generally, to avoid rejections you should use the Flexible Odds or Negotiate Odds betting option.

Consider this :

Instead of placing a bet at odds of 2 with the "Firm Odds" betting option, you can select "Negotiate Odds" and set the minimum required odds to 2.

Now if by the time your transfer is received the odds changes, then instead of getting a rejection you will have the following 3 options :

1) Cancel and reject the bet (just like the "Firm Odds" does).

2) Accept the new lower odds.

3) Wait for higher odds to become available again.

As you can see, using "Negotiate Odds" is superior to "Firm Odds". There isn't really any advantage or reason to use the "Firm Odds" betting option anymore.

How much does it cost to move funds to and from blockchain to the btc sportsbooks?  Example let say you want to bet $300 on a game.  Let say the line is -111 so you have to risk $333 to win $300.  Do you just go and deposit the exact amount of bitcoin into the btc sportsbook then after you win, you cashout immediately back to blockchain?  Even if it cost $1, it seems like its probably better to just leave the btc in the sportsbook since you planning to continue betting there... am i right on this?

Another thing.  If you deposit say $5000 worth of BTC into a btc sportsbook, you dont have to wager the exact amount of btc you deposited before you could withdraw the funds?  Example you deposited 10 BTC into the sportsbook but only wagered 2 BTC.  You could then withdraw your entire btc balance?  How much are the fees for this?

Seems like keeping money in a btc sportsbook vs blockchain is pretty much the same thing right?  I mean if you want to withdraw the btc and use it for something else, isn't withdraw time very fast?  But what are the fees for keep moving btc around?

I looked at the main ones, anonibet, nitrogen sports and cloudbet.  Only one of them shows american odds.  All others are decimals.

Could i see american odds without creating an account?  All the odds i see is when im viewing it as a guest.

Also another question but why does it seem like all these BTC sportsbook use european odds?  Im only familar with american odds so when i see the european odds, i have to go and type it into a calculator to figure out what 2.08 is equivalent to etc.