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October 17, 2017, 03:34:18 PM |
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Hello,
Here is my list of demands for sports betting site listed from most important to less important: Reliable ETH deposits/withdrawals Possible betting on European sports. Most importantly soccer. No need for kyc Fast Withdrawals
Is something out there that ticks all the boxes? I like nitrogen sports but the don't allow for ETH deposits/withdrawal.
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October 17, 2017, 04:37:34 PM |
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Why do you only want ETH deposits/withdrawals ? Just exchange your ETH for BTC and choose from various bookies. Betcoin.ag accepts ETH afaik, but they are not reliable.
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October 17, 2017, 06:40:48 PM |
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Because I want to keep my btc and have some extra ETH I would like to use to gamble. The point is on much smaller transaction fees when using ETH and if I would have to change them to BTC so I basically pay a small fortune for transactions. First transaction to exchange. Then exchange to betting site and then again when I want to withdraw.
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October 17, 2017, 07:01:44 PM |
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Ok, I understand. When choosing a bookie, for me reliability is the most important thing, even more important than the odds. So I would gladly take the detour, if I know my funds are safe and I don't get scammed. There are a lot of good/reliable BTC-Bookies out there, so maybe think twice about it ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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October 17, 2017, 07:35:24 PM |
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Because I want to keep my btc and have some extra ETH I would like to use to gamble. The point is on much smaller transaction fees when using ETH and if I would have to change them to BTC so I basically pay a small fortune for transactions. First transaction to exchange. Then exchange to betting site and then again when I want to withdraw.
That's the good thing in ETH it has lower fees but there are only few sports book that are accepting ETH for their bets and as tykiwanuka mentioned that's so far the only site I know for ETH withdrawals. Why not just depend on bitcoin as it's always been recommended and well known so you don't have to look for those ETH withdrawing sports book and nitrogensports is one of them since you have an experience with it.
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October 17, 2017, 08:23:11 PM |
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nitrogensports is good sport betting, but not support ETH before directbet close, directbet the best sport betting and support much coin include ETH
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October 17, 2017, 10:56:44 PM |
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WBet7 is a sportsbook that accepts ethereum but I cant say that they're reliable because I don't use ethereum when I gamble. They also seem to have no kyc when registering they only require your email. If you want to risk your eth with them I suggest to use a small amount first before going in the whole way.
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October 18, 2017, 12:20:34 AM |
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Because I want to keep my btc and have some extra ETH I would like to use to gamble. The point is on much smaller transaction fees when using ETH and if I would have to change them to BTC so I basically pay a small fortune for transactions. First transaction to exchange. Then exchange to betting site and then again when I want to withdraw.
I feel it is a more safe way to gamble only on trusted gambling sites instead of going to the sites who accept particular currency type. So if you can't find a trusted site who accepts ETH then don't risk to play on new gambling sites with ETH. I never played sports betting with ETH but always prefer to play with bitcoins.
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October 18, 2017, 02:04:19 AM |
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the only gambling site that i knew that accept eth is betcoinag maybe you can try it by yourself if you really wants to bet using your eth, you can start with small amount of eth then observed if the site is paying or exchange your eth to btc every time you feels to gamble then exchange it back to eth after when you are finished playing.
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October 18, 2017, 06:43:38 AM |
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WBet7 is a sportsbook that accepts ethereum but I cant say that they're reliable because I don't use ethereum when I gamble. They also seem to have no kyc when registering they only require your email. If you want to risk your eth with them I suggest to use a small amount first before going in the whole way. That's the first time I have read that wbet7.com still better to stick with some casino that are reliable and has been running for years. But it's not that bad to give it a try and definitely a small amount of ETH is good. I checked the casino and they are only accepting perfect money and ETH so they are not into bitcoin. Anyway they are covering a lot of sports and as well as local matches too.
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October 18, 2017, 07:26:44 AM |
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Thanks for all your replies. I will give a try to WBet7 with small amount. Otherwise I'll just have to reorganize my portfolio to allow for BTC betting.
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October 19, 2017, 10:08:57 AM |
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Thanks for all your replies. I will give a try to WBet7 with small amount. Otherwise I'll just have to reorganize my portfolio to allow for BTC betting.
And once you are done, tell us your experience there if they are quite good or some place that we can consider for ETH sports betting. If you will be failing there for sure you'll just have to get back and organize yourself and still stay with bitcoin betting. Still wishing you a good luck with it, don't forget to get back on this thread.
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October 19, 2017, 04:05:18 PM |
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We used to have directbet where we can bet with ETH anonymously in any matches but they are already closed so there is no any alternative right now. However you can use shapeshift or changelly like quick exchanger to send ETH and get it deposited in the form of bitcoin on bitcoin sportsbook where you can bet anonymously like nitrogensports.eu
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October 19, 2017, 04:21:52 PM |
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So far my experience with WBet7 is positive. I deposited 0.6 ETH yesterday morning, played a few tickets and with little bit of luck and knowledge managed to end the day with almost 2 ETH. I immediately withdrew 1.2 ETH to test and everything was ok. Transactions are instantaneous from their side, limited with 2 confirmations from ETH blockchain. You must withdraw your money to same wallet used when depositing which is ok by me. A little extra security.
I noticed small glitch this morning. I was placing a bet on goals in European League and in the middle of making the ticket all lines except money lines went missing. 2 hours later everything was back again. I would like a little bit more betting options on tennis matches (over, under, handicaps etc.) but otherwise they seem to pass all my requirements from OP. Will continue to use them and report back my experience in a week or so.
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October 19, 2017, 05:41:37 PM |
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Hello,
Here is my list of demands for sports betting site listed from most important to less important: Reliable ETH deposits/withdrawals Possible betting on European sports. Most importantly soccer. No need for kyc Fast Withdrawals
Is something out there that ticks all the boxes? I like nitrogen sports but the don't allow for ETH deposits/withdrawal.
Almost all bitcoin gambling does not require verification, no matter you like betting on casinos, sports, dice games, etc. but if you want to bet on sports betting using bitcoin, I think you can try nitrogensports. they have pretty good service and also they have a lot of sports betting options, it's just that they do not accept any payment other than bitcoin, for eth you can try betting on directbet but I do not know they still operate or not.
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October 19, 2017, 06:29:27 PM |
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So far my experience with WBet7 is positive. I deposited 0.6 ETH yesterday morning, played a few tickets and with little bit of luck and knowledge managed to end the day with almost 2 ETH. I immediately withdrew 1.2 ETH to test and everything was ok. Transactions are instantaneous from their side, limited with 2 confirmations from ETH blockchain. You must withdraw your money to same wallet used when depositing which is ok by me. A little extra security.
Congratulations on your winnings ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I still think, you should consider betting with Bitcoin and I will give you an example why. Lets look at the over/under at wbet7 for tonights NBA game Raptors vs Bulls. Line is 207 with equal odds for over and under of 1.81. This is just a very bad payout of about 91%. But since you want to bet with Ethereum, you are stuck with this bookmaker and his shitty odds. If you now use Bitcoin instead, you can get the same bet with odds of 1.95 (or more), which is a huge difference. Imagine you place a bet of 100,- Euro (or whatever your currency is), you will win 14,- Euro more, than you win with wbet7. From these 14,- Euro you can easily pay the transaction costs you mentioned earlier. You are literally giving away a lot of money just by only wanting to use ETH.
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October 19, 2017, 06:52:46 PM |
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Congratulations on your winnings ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I still think, you should consider betting with Bitcoin and I will give you an example why. Lets look at the over/under at wbet7 for tonights NBA game Raptors vs Bulls. Line is 207 with equal odds for over and under of 1.81. This is just a very bad payout of about 91%. But since you want to bet with Ethereum, you are stuck with this bookmaker and his shitty odds. If you now use Bitcoin instead, you can get the same bet with odds of 1.95 (or more), which is a huge difference. Imagine you place a bet of 100,- Euro (or whatever your currency is), you will win 14,- Euro more, than you win with wbet7. From these 14,- Euro you can easily pay the transaction costs you mentioned earlier. You are literally giving away a lot of money just by only wanting to use ETH. It is good point. I understand all about fair odds, I am new in crypto betting but I have a long career on traditional sites (finished last 10 years with modest profit from betting with 10% tax included) . Wbet7 has rather shitty odds. My favorite site for fiat serious bets is pinnacle sports. Which site has those odds you mentioned? I am especially interested if it is also offering tennis handicaps in their book. Tennis and soccer are my main sports. Never gotten into basketball unfortunately, I know quite a few people making good money on it(at least claiming).
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October 19, 2017, 07:12:36 PM |
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With KYC (I think at least):
I think 5dimes will suit your style then. You can also take a look into betonline.ag and BetDSI, those are very reliable.
Without KYC:
1xbit (be a little careful here) and sportsbet.io and cloudbet. You can also use an agent to open accounts with Pinnacle, SBO and other asian bookmakers or use their trading platforms like Mollybet, where you have all those bookies in one tool and place your bet directly in that tool. There are agents out there, that don't need KYC and you can fund your account(s) with Bitcoin.
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October 19, 2017, 08:33:18 PM |
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This site has a sportsbook and seems to support bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, bcc, dash and ripple with no kyc. https://www.betcoin.agThere is also this site which supports eth. Looks like they're for sale / shutting down. http://eth.csgobets.orgCan't vouch for either of those places being reliable, have zero experience with eth books.
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October 19, 2017, 10:57:43 PM |
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This site has a sportsbook and seems to support bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, bcc, dash and ripple with no kyc. https://www.betcoin.agThere is also this site which supports eth. Looks like they're for sale / shutting down. http://eth.csgobets.orgCan't vouch for either of those places being reliable, have zero experience with eth books. Well betcoin has been around for quite a long time compared to some of the other sports betting sites, i have never had an issue with withdrawing or playing there. If I had to suggest one for your particular preferences, I think that betcoin it's probably the best option available.
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