Do you use multiple platforms for betting?

[alani123]

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? 

[Oshosondy]

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.

[Hirose UK]

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.

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.

[Wapfika]

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.

[Jawhead999]

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.

[_act_]

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.

[Bitinity]

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.

[Oilacris]

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.

[komisariatku]

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.

[Fundamentals Of]

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.

[Accardo]

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.

[Altryist]

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.

[xLays]

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.

[swogerino]

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.

[dothebeats]

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.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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.

[Kelvinid]

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.

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.

[hyudien]

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.

[Oshosondy]

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.

[0t3p0t]

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.