Offshores with non crypto deposit options

[ryanmenacky]

Hey there,

Been looking around this forum for years. As an avid offshore player, does anyone know any sites that have non crypto deposit options? (Zelle, venmo, paypal, apple pay) etc? I am still a non believer in crypto lol. Any suggestions are much appreciated. Let me know!

Ryan

 

[Pimike]

Youwager
Bookie.ag

 

[ryanmenacky]

Youwager
Bookie.ag

I know youwager does. Limits are just too low. Which sucks. Bookie.ag agent told me only BTC and moneygram.

 

[baus]

There are not many books that have what you’re asking about. Watch a 10 minute YouTube tutorial on how crypto works and take the plunge.

BAUS

 

[sportsbettor5]

I am still a non believer in crypto

What does this mean?

 

[mrmcnasty]

Hey there,

Been looking around this forum for years. As an avid offshore player, does anyone know any sites that have non crypto deposit options? (Zelle, venmo, paypal, apple pay) etc? I am still a non believer in crypto lol. Any suggestions are much appreciated. Let me know!

Ryan

You can buy USDT on any crypto exchange and deposit to sportsbooks with that.

It’s just 1 coin = $1 you won’t have to worry about any of the volatility that comes with crypto

 

[Headsterx]

Bovada has a community forum where you you can buy/sell using Venmo, Zelle, CashApp and Apple Pay. I used them so much that all of them have restricted my account. You can use PayPal but the forum doesn’t recommend using it as PP is very risky. You can also sell gift cards which I bought several Amazon gc.

Bovada also have MatchPay for you to make transactions using those apps, though it’s from a third party and tends to longer to make a trade compare to making it in the forum.

 

[caramba]

Hey there,

Been looking around this forum for years. As an avid offshore player, does anyone know any sites that have non crypto deposit options? (Zelle, venmo, paypal, apple pay) etc? I am still a non believer in crypto lol. Any suggestions are much appreciated. Let me know!

Ryan

I was probably what you refer to as a non believer in crypto for the longest time (I still am in many ways), but it's not like you will hold your funds in crypto with these books. You are just exposed to movements in btc (or whatever crypto currency you use for deposits/withdrawals) during the short time it takes from the funds to be sent from your crypto platform and the book and vice versa. Whilst this will work out against you sometimes, it will work in your favor at other times and for me at least it was far more favorable than having to deal with their fees for other options.

As someone suggested, I would take the plunge, and more importantly choose the books that are best for your betting and worry less about what deposit and withdrawal options they offer.

USDT is a good option if you don't want to sweat over btc movements for even the shortest times.