For sport Bettors, sportbook Rep & mediators

[Sandra_hakeem]

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?

If a gambler tries this combination in one casino, It won't take long for the bookies to figure out the pattern and place the account involved under serious penalties than can go as subtle as limiting the number of bets that they can make, to the worst like a permanent ban. It's called Arbitrage betting and most people would prefer that to anything else.

And what these bettors advantage of doing what OP mentioned?

It's done in the simplest format that I can think of... Place the same bet in two different casinos, but with an opposing selection; Play for the home team, and then the away team all to win, no matter the outcome, you stand to gain a guaranteed fraction for a win.

[YOSHIE]

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

You are free to have an active account at an online casino, you can have 10 active accounts at different casinos, the better it is, the more welcome bonuses you can possibly get, if they offer that binus.
One strict prohibition that you should not do is register more than one active account for one casino. If you insist on doing this, you can be sure that you will run the risk that your account will be closed and you will no longer be able to access the casino.

Although there is no prohibition against every gambler registering at many casinos and having active accounts at several casinos, you also need to look at casinos that are reputable and trustworthy, so research is important before registering at different casinos.

[Filicius]

The practical question now is: is it worth the trouble for the little margin that can be taken? because I imagine that the odds will be millimetrically calculated and in the event of any imbalance they will be recalculated quickly. Perhaps with a very powerful system that acted automatically, it could be taken advantage of, although it would be necessary to invest a lot, both in the system itself and in the bets to make it profitable. I speak from the most absolute ignorance, perhaps the OP can shed some light on my ignorance.

[Wakate]

This is not a violation at all and there is no way each casino will know whether place a bet on the same option on different casinos.
There are also some casinos that allow you to place bet on the same option on multiple times without any violation..
You have to select your casino wisely and not use those casinos that will feel threatened when you have high chances of winning on the same option multiple times.

[Slow death]

I believe the scenario you described occurs when someone is limited in the amount of money they can bet at casino X, so they bet at another casino Z on the same game but with a much larger amount of money. Now, if you are using arbitrage, I sincerely discourage you from doing it; don't do it at all, because eventually the betting sites will limit all your accounts or block you. If you have many betting sites (in my case, I only have one) to bet with, then don't engage in arbitrage and don't bet on the same game at multiple betting sites. It's something I don't recommend you do; bet normally.

[Orpichukwu]

This is not a violation at all and there is no way each casino will know whether place a bet on the same option on different casinos.
There are also some casinos that allow you to place bet on the same option on multiple times without any violation..
You have to select your casino wisely and not use those casinos that will feel threatened when you have high chances of winning on the same option multiple times.

What’s allowed in one casino might not be allowed in another casino; it’s actually wise and better if we, as gamblers, can make our choice of pattern of bet based on what we have seen the casino allow, as what’s explained in the OP with the example you gave some casinos can rate it to fall under Arbitrage betting.

[Somto9Light]

From what I know, this doesn’t in anyway violate any casinos laws or generally against sportsbook policy. Just as a gambler is allowed to have accounts with multiple casinos, that’s just the same way it’s okay to bet the same game in those different casinos, and I’m not sure if there’s any casino that’ll want or think of penalizing you for such a thing. The only way problems can arise is when you violate known sportsbook terms, such as using multiple accounts on the same casino, abusing promotions and bonuses or getting involved in fraudulent activities.

[len01]

Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

Not at all. As long as you're betting on the same team, that doesn't violate the sportsbook's rules. The only exception is if you're trying to do arbitrage betting to guarantee a profit at the bookmaker's expense by finding nearly identical odds on different outcomes. That way, even if one of your bets loses, you still make a profit. That's the kind of thing that usually goes against sportsbook policies.

I've actually done what you described several times. Sometimes after placing a bet with one bookmaker, I notice another bookmaker is offering better odds, so I'll place the same bet there as well to get a bigger potential payout.

[Akbarkoe]

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?

If a gambler tries this combination in one casino, It won't take long for the bookies to figure out the pattern and place the account involved under serious penalties than can go as subtle as limiting the number of bets that they can make, to the worst like a permanent ban. It's called Arbitrage betting and most people would prefer that to anything else.

And what these bettors advantage of doing what OP mentioned?

It's done in the simplest format that I can think of... Place the same bet in two different casinos, but with an opposing selection; Play for the home team, and then the away team all to win, no matter the outcome, you stand to gain a guaranteed fraction for a win.

But doesn't this depend on the odds and also the capital used, like for example I bet on a match at casino A in a match where the odds are 1.7 for Barcelona to win against Real Madrid, then I bet again on the same match at casino B by betting on Real Madrid with odds of 1.9 then if I in both bets each bet $100 it will still lose, if in casino A I win then I will lose $30 and if I win in casino B then I will lose $10, there is no profit for me here, especially if the match results in a draw I will lose and lose everything.

I am still confused why this is prohibited, is there something that harms the casino, if the mechanism is like I think the casino is not disadvantaged in any form, right?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

From what I know, this doesn’t in anyway violate any casinos laws or generally against sportsbook policy. Just as a gambler is allowed to have accounts with multiple casinos, that’s just the same way it’s okay to bet the same game in those different casinos, and I’m not sure if there’s any casino that’ll want or think of penalizing you for such a thing. The only way problems can arise is when you violate known sportsbook terms, such as using multiple accounts on the same casino, abusing promotions and bonuses or getting involved in fraudulent activities.

Exactly, and one of the most popular when it comes to this things you mentioned is the abuse of promotions and bonuses, this promotions and bonuses often come as a way for the casino to try to win over new users to the casino, and when older or already existing users create new accounts in a bid to take advantage of such promotions and bonuses, the give the management of the casino the impression that those are indeed new users joining the casino and that indeed their promotional tactics is working..

When they later realise they those accounts that took advantage of the promotions or bonuses are from new users but existing users, they casino or the management of the casino feels cheated on, they feel played on big time and this is why they don't show mercy to any user caught engaging in activities like this, they will ban the account and still confiscate any amount of money found on any of the accounts, and this is absolutely justified to be honest.

[Sandra_hakeem]

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?

If a gambler tries this combination in one casino, It won't take long for the bookies to figure out the pattern and place the account involved under serious penalties than can go as subtle as limiting the number of bets that they can make, to the worst like a permanent ban. It's called Arbitrage betting and most people would prefer that to anything else.

And what these bettors advantage of doing what OP mentioned?

It's done in the simplest format that I can think of... Place the same bet in two different casinos, but with an opposing selection; Play for the home team, and then the away team all to win, no matter the outcome, you stand to gain a guaranteed fraction for a win.

But doesn't this depend on the odds and also the capital used, like for example I bet on a match at casino A in a match where the odds are 1.7 for Barcelona to win against Real Madrid, then I bet again on the same match at casino B by betting on Real Madrid with odds of 1.9 then if I in both bets each bet $100 it will still lose, if in casino A I win then I will lose $30 and if I win in casino B then I will lose $10, there is no profit for me here, especially if the match results in a draw I will lose and lose everything.

I am still confused why this is prohibited, is there something that harms the casino, if the mechanism is like I think the casino is not disadvantaged in any form, right?

I'll try to break it down to the best of my understanding.
Now Assuming two matches like you said, the el clasico Barcelona and Real Madrid was to be played, since these are two big team that will often love to score plenty of goals, the arbitrage works perfectly with Over/under goals. Let's say the odds for +2 goals (over 2.5) on Barca is 2.10, and the -2 goals (under 2.5) is 2.10 respectively. A $100 bet on each of those odds (2.10) equals $210 per ticket.
Now remember that it's not possible to have two outcomes at the same time, so if they end up scoring more than 3 goals, your first bet is a win with a $10 profit on top. If they end up scoring 1 goal or less, the second game is a win and you'll make $10 profit on top.

Let me remind you that this only works in a case where at least one of those teams get to score. If they both end up 0-0, that's a $200 loss.

[nimogsm]

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?

Of course not. You use various services and fund different accounts, so there is no violation involved. The main thing is to avoid creating two accounts on the same service and placing opposing bets against each other, as that could lead to problems and the subsequent blocking of your accounts.In my opinion, it is better to place the bet in one spot rather than splitting the potential winnings.

[icebar]

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, according to my knowledge, I have not found any such policy yet. Because if I create my account in different casinos, then both sites will benefit. Because I am working in both of them. That is, I am a different person for them in different sites. Rather, I think that doing such a thing causes more loss to the gambler. However, if someone creates multiple accounts in the same casino, then the casino policy will be violated. I firmly say that it is not a crime for a gambler to have multiple gambling accounts on different platforms.

[Vaculin]

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, according to my knowledge, I have not found any such policy yet. Because if I create my account in different casinos, then both sites will benefit. Because I am working in both of them. That is, I am a different person for them in different sites. Rather, I think that doing such a thing causes more loss to the gambler. However, if someone creates multiple accounts in the same casino, then the casino policy will be violated. I firmly say that it is not a crime for a gambler to have multiple gambling accounts on different platforms.

OP is worried because it is the same bet. He probably thinks that casinos have connections with each other and that they will know if someone made a bet in one casino and also placed the same bet in another casino. I think it is not really a big deal. Casinos do not hate losers. But if he is consistently winning and the reason he spreads his bets in different casinos is so he will not be noticed, then casinos can still flag that account because it is no longer normal.

So even if he only uses one casino and does not use others, the casino would still notice if he keeps winning. But the bottom line is, if you don’t win, don’t worry. If you win, then that is another thing.

[Rashlyowl]

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?

Honestly, I don't know how to answer that. As far as I know, arbitrage betting is not permitted on some casino sites, it would violate one of the rules in the 'Terms of Service'. You can look at how this issue is handled in some 'Reputation' cases. My question is, why did you choose to place bets on different sites? wouldn't it be possible to do so on the same site?

[LGD2Business]

Why would that be a problem anyway? You can place bets however you like at different casinos. You can try arbitrage if you want or try different strategies.
Arbitrage on the same site isn't usually prohibited either. I don't understand where the commenters got that idea from. If a betting site offers different odds at different times based on their own risk analysis, if that work in the user's favor, why would it be prohibited for the user to take advantage of that? That kind of logic doesn't make sense. Most of the time something like that doesn't happen anyway. They've given you some ridiculous advice.
If you want to try arbitrage and you actually find odds that are suitable for it, go ahead and give it a try, but that doesn't happen very often.

[Alphakilo]

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?

How can it be a crime to bet on different platforms with exactly same pick?
 It's unheard of and I can say it is only when a gambler tries to go against the terms and conditions of the platform they use like using an account that isn't verified, manipulating active deposit bonuses promotions and using AI tools to exploit the platform before making a bet that they get problems at the end of the day.
There could be other reasons but placing same bet on different platforms don't fall into any category of this because I don't think all casino and gambling platforms share a single database where they share gamblers details in sync across border.

[Agbe]

Does that in any way violate any sports betting policy?

Aha! That should be a capital NO. They are not the same casino therefore, you don't violate their rules even the casinos are own by one Individual or company, you don't violate the rules. Here we are talking about different websites where we place our bet. And if any casino is blocking you because of that then it is a clear scamming. You have to bring the two casinos to the public.

[Bryan jessy]

It is not a violation I must say, I have not even seen that in any of their stated policies or maybe I have not actually come across a casino with that same policy, so far you are placing the bet on different casinos it does not really matter and I am sure they will not hold any bettors guilty for that even if that casino vividly states it in their policy, they are likely not to stick to it themselves nor judge any bettor who go against it, the truth is; this casinos need people to come and play their casino games and that is what they are more concerned about regardless of how many times you choose to place a bet of that same game using multiple casinos, it never really affect them. Rather it all depends on your strength and how much you want to game with you.