Do you use multiple platforms for betting?

[Oshosondy]

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.

[Salahmu]

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.

[Rruchi man]

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.

[rdluffy]

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

[Text]

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.

[edmundduke]

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.

[Wexnident]

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.

[Doan9269]

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.

[Iroh]

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.

[Eternad]

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.

[rhomelmabini]

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.

[Yogee]

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

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.

[Nheer]

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.

[bluebit25]

(...)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.

[vennali]

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.

[Accardo]

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.

[Gozie51]

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.

[Assface16678]

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.

[famososMuertos]

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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.  

[YOSHIE]

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.