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[Chibit01]

I don't have any better place to ask this question than here:

I was reading through some threads on the scam accusation section of the forum, and I came across sports betting policy violations of a casino, which brought me to the question running through my head.

Is it a crime or against casino policy for me to place bets on the same game at the same option at different casinos?

Like, for example, I place bet on tennis N. B. Kjaer vs M. Dodig at casino A, go-to casino B and place the same a bet same option, different amount or same amount. Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

[Charles-Tim]

Is it a crime or against casino policy for me to place bets on the same game at the same option at different casinos?

No, it does not violate any rules on gambling sites.

If you are referring to arbitrage betting, it is not allowed on the same gambling site, but not a violation if you used another gambling site for it to make it two or three or more gambling sites for each bet.

There is no way the gambling sites will even know.

[Su-asa]

First of all so many gamblers has different sport betting account and betting on different casino's is part of gamblers behavior, so based on this fact I don't think it's a crime for a gambler to bet on the same game through different casino's it does not it does not in anyways violate a casino policy. What I feels violates a casino policy is multiple accounts and abusing of welcome bonuses, but as for betting on the same game on different casino's it's not wrong.

[Fortify]

I don't have any better place to ask this question than here:

I was reading through some threads on the scam accusation section of the forum, and I came across sports betting policy violations of a casino, which brought me to the question running through my head.

Is it a crime or against casino policy for me to place bets on the same game at the same option at different casinos?

Like, for example, I place bet on tennis N. B. Kjaer vs M. Dodig at casino A, go-to casino B and place the same a bet same option, different amount or same amount. Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

You don't need a bookmaker representative to answer this question. It is not a crime but it will likely go against the terms and conditions that you agree to follow when signing up with any particular sportsbook. It is not against the law in pretty much every jurisdiction, but it will likely lead you to being banned - but that is the extend of the enforcement they can take. Be careful because if you have additional funds in your account then you might end up having to go through a long and drawn out process if they freeze it while your account is "under investigation" for breaking the terms. Every bookmaker is going to actively discourage and proactively try to detect (by best guess only) when you are trying to take advantage of them through this kind of matched betting.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I think what you are referring to is arbitrage betting, some sports book doesn't support it, if you go through their policy, they will always state it that they don't allow arbitrage betting and they can state what the punishment would be if you violate the rule, some might not state it but would restrict the players account or not allow them withdraw the win, but if you use different bookies just as you have said, then it's not a violations.

[CryptSafe]

I do not think it is in any way a violation of casino policy. Each casino is an entity on its own, so its ToS varies with different clauses as it pleases them, but what I think in general, casinos frown at is having multiple accounts on their platform, and trying such a betting strategy could be flagged by their system as against their policy. Little wonder casinos block and suspend accounts with suspected betting patterns because they feel those accounts belong to the same group of people with similar betting styles.

[Chibit01]

There is no way the gambling sites will even know.

I don't know much about this, but I suspect some casinos which share details with each other through their providers, like SOFTSWISS, which offers casino and sport book services to of lot of casinos, could share details with clients. That's just my guess. And this statement I will quote below makes me believe more about that.

Edit: Additionally, don't lie and say you were going to bet on World Cup.100% of your bets on Betcoin were on table tennis, including your 17 rejected bets. And so far the information we have shows that 100% of your bets on every other site were on table tennis, as well.

You don't need a bookmaker representative to answer this question. It is not a crime but it will likely go against the terms and conditions that you agree to follow when signing up with any particular sportsbook. It is not against the law in pretty much every jurisdiction, but it will likely lead you to being banned - but that is the extend of the enforcement they can take. Be careful because if you have additional funds in your account then you might end up having to go through a long and drawn out process if they freeze it while your account is "under investigation" for breaking the terms. Every bookmaker is going to actively discourage and proactively try to detect (by best guess only) when you are trying to take advantage of them through this kind of matched betting.

More like it, there is not a general law set up for all sports betting platforms, but it could as well land someone in trouble. What I'm asking is a bit different from what they refer to arbitrary betting, which I consider an unfair rule against bettors trying to explore.

[junder]

I don't have any better place to ask this question than here:

I was reading through some threads on the scam accusation section of the forum, and I came across sports betting policy violations of a casino, which brought me to the question running through my head.

Is it a crime or against casino policy for me to place bets on the same game at the same option at different casinos?

Like, for example, I place bet on tennis N. B. Kjaer vs M. Dodig at casino A, go-to casino B and place the same a bet same option, different amount or same amount. Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

Sometimes I think that all casinos are related like there is a cooperative relationship, but by making the same bet at different casinos I think it is definitely not a scam, besides that I have never heard of a case like this even if it happened I think it should be explained very well so that it can be understood by the person who experienced it, but clearly I don't think it violates the policy or this is not a violation.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I don't have any better place to ask this question than here:

I was reading through some threads on the scam accusation section of the forum, and I came across sports betting policy violations of a casino, which brought me to the question running through my head.

Is it a crime or against casino policy for me to place bets on the same game at the same option at different casinos?

Like, for example, I place bet on tennis N. B. Kjaer vs M. Dodig at casino A, go-to casino B and place the same a bet same option, different amount or same amount. Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

To the best of my knowledge,, NO, that doesn't and shouldn't even violate any casinos policy, I mean you placed those bets with your money, it's your risk and when the bets loses, you lose money to both casinos but if the bet wins, you win money from both casinos, this type of betting (how ever that it doesn't make any sense to me) doesn't not violate any casinos policy to the best of my knowledge.

But if any casino claim that this violate their policy, then depending on when they are saying this, such casino should not be trusted at all, because it's very possible you will win your bet and they will want to us that as an excuse not to pay you your money, casinos can come up with any excuse no matter how stupid the excuse sounds, when they are already headbent on scamming a user.

[Furious 7]

Like, for example, I place bet on tennis N. B. Kjaer vs M. Dodig at casino A, go-to casino B and place the same a bet same option, different amount or same amount. Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

I think it does not violate anything, we gamble with our own money even though the site is different but the bets we have are free and do not violate any conditions.  We are free to play on many sites even if we want to and have money to play and the site rules also never prohibit us from gambling on different sites so I don't think this is a violation because we are just gambling.

Unless maybe you bet on the same site with several different accounts with the aim of increasing affiliates or bonuses in it this might be a violation but when we use several sites for one bet but it is an account that we have I think there is no prohibition on this.

[GreatArkansas]

Is it a crime or against casino policy for me to place bets on the same game at the same option at different casinos?

No, it does not violate any rules on gambling sites.

If you are referring to arbitrage betting, it is not allowed on the same gambling site, but not a violation if you used another gambling site for it to make it two or three or more gambling sites for each bet.

There is no way the gambling sites will even know.

Yeah, this is the first thing on my mind, like how these different gambling platforms you are betting on their competitors.

I'm curious, in what cases will this scenario not be allowed?
And what these bettors advantage of doing what OP mentioned?

[danherbias07]

It's all legal.

It's just like having 2 sports bookies. You can pick one, or you can bet on both. It doesn't matter. Many have different online sports bookies that they are using because they are looking for a good offer. Sometimes even the 0.1 increase in odds does matter to them, especially those who are betting large amounts.

Heck, even if you bet on Team A at Casino 1 and Team B at Casino 2. They will let it because they really have no connection to each other. But you are just losing money in this process, especially if the odds are not that far.

[leea-1334]

There is no way the gambling sites will even know.

I read a lot about Betby now tho,,, many casinos use them as the odds provider, and apparently if you are blacklisted on one Betby provided platform they can alert all the others

So now you have to think of outsourced jobs or functions, casinos are like just the wrapping paper over the betting engine

[rdluffy]

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Is it a crime or against casino policy for me to place bets on the same game at the same option at different casinos?

Like, for example, I place bet on tennis N. B. Kjaer vs M. Dodig at casino A, go-to casino B and place the same a bet same option, different amount or same amount. Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

No, it isn't, and it doesn't violate the Terms of Service of any of the casinos I use

Some people here called it arbitrage, but since you're talking about placing identical bets on the same game and the same market, it’s not arbitrage, you’re simply placing the same bet at different casinos

There is absolutely nothing wrong with doing that

[ralle14]

I've done that many times before and my sportsbook accounts are still fine. It only becomes bad when there's a promotion involved for that specific match, since bookies are strict when it comes to gamblers who abuse their promotions.

The worst case scenario I can imagine would be your bets getting overturned, but I doubt it'll reach that point since bookies welcome arbitrage bettors given their odds are more juiced than betting exchanges.

[giammangiato]

You don't violate any rules if you bet on different platforms, it's something many advanced bettors do.
It allows you to have a very good chance of making a profit, in the worst case you go even and in very rare cases if you make mistakes in calculating the odds you lose the money.
Personally, I don't like this mode, it takes too long and I also see it more as something exclusively for profit, if I want to earn and calculate I sell something directly on eBay, I do it sooner and have less effort.
It's not illegal anywa 

[Emjay24]

Like, for example, I place bet on tennis N. B. Kjaer vs M. Dodig at casino A, go-to casino B and place the same a bet same option, different amount or same amount. Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

Not at all, your activities on a particular casino has nothing to do with the other, you can go ahead and use it as you like without breaking any of the casino's rules. You may want to know that each casino rules differ from the other. As long as you break no rule, there's nothing to worry about.

This behavior is synonymous with people who are having access to manipulated games and trying not to win so much in a specific casino that would raise eyebrows, so they spread their games accross more casinos and cumulatively win very huge, Is there more you would like to tell us OP  ?

[DPHOR]

Like, for example, I place bet on tennis N. B. Kjaer vs M. Dodig at casino A, go-to casino B and place the same a bet same option, different amount or same amount. Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

I do not see this a violation knowing too well that you do not deploy a tools or bot that is running the whole process for you. When you place a bet in casino A, you have all the right to place same bet in another casino, and also, you are permitted to share your games to friends who are interested of gambling and if you know that your analysis and predictions are usually straightforward in terms of winning then there is nothing wrong with it. Thus; casinos sometime has their ways of justification and when they see that you already beat the house edge you would see them deploying their hidden rules that are not included on their ToS feedback.

[freedomgo]

Sportsbooks do not really care about that. They will only investigate if you are really winning, but if you are just like normal bettors where you have more losses than wins, then you are very much welcome. What casinos or sportsbooks do not like is if you do arbitrage, like taking advantage of odds and lines where you have almost no risk but still have a chance to win. They do not like that, but for normal betting, it should be fine.

Like I said, you will only be noticed if you are winning.

[Natalim]

I've done that many times before and my sportsbook accounts are still fine. It only becomes bad when there's a promotion involved for that specific match, since bookies are strict when it comes to gamblers who abuse their promotions.

The worst case scenario I can imagine would be your bets getting overturned, but I doubt it'll reach that point since bookies welcome arbitrage bettors given their odds are more juiced than betting exchanges.

If it is a different sportsbook, would they still care? I believe every sportsbook has its own TOS, and I don’t think it says there that you should not gamble on other casinos, whether you are playing with a bonus or just doing regular gambling.

So I think we are just overthinking that we will face a problem in that kind of scenario. Just my thoughts, but I never experienced one.

I sometimes use many sportsbooks with the same bets just to spread my bet, and in fact, I even do opposite bets on the same casino when I try to minimize my losses, but still, I have not encountered any problem like my account getting flagged.