Do you use multiple platforms for betting?

[Docnaster]

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.

[passwordnow]

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.

[AmoreJaz]

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.

[Wiwo]

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.

[Hispo]

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.  

[seoincorporation]

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.

[borovichok]

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.

[Silberman]

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.

[bayu7adi]

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.

[Nwada001]

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.

[ethereumhunter]

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.

[dezoel]

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.

[alastantiger]

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.

[cabron]

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.

[GigaBit]

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.

[decodx]

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.

[Johnyz]

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.

[darkangel11]

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.

[Westinhome]

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.

[Weawant]

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.