donreddington
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- Feb 9, 2025
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Hey BMR Community,
I went through the entire thread of questions and thoughts about Bettor’s Den, and after using the site for a few weeks and taking a couple of payouts, I thought I’d share my experience.
First off, I’m not here to talk about 5Dimes or rehash what went down with their old shop, as that’s way before my time. Instead, I’m just sharing what I’ve experienced with the site, especially when it comes to payouts and their bonus structure.
Let’s start with the KYC process. It’s a bit more involved than some other sites, but honestly, it was pretty straightforward. I had to verify my phone and upload a utility bill right when I signed up. Everything was approved quickly. Then, before I could request a payout, I had to enable two-factor authentication and send a selfie with my ID—this only applies to your first payout, though.
When it comes to payouts, they use a system similar to BetAnySports, and the payout timeframes are pretty much the same. The only downside is they charge a 1% fee on crypto withdrawals, though they do offer one free crypto payout per month. The process to get that free payout is a little disorganized—you either have to leave a note in the payout section or contact live chat—but I had a $3,000 payout processed within about 12 hours.
A lot of people were asking about their bonus structure, so here’s how it works: it’s program-based, kind of like BetAnySports. I opted into the Master Cash Bonus program, which I saw a lot of skepticism around. I deposited $1,000, got an 11% cash bonus, and ended up losing. I came back with another $1,000, got a 22% cash bonus, and won. The rollover requirement only applies to the winnings from the bonus itself. I had to make a $300 wager before I could cash out, and I did get paid.
One reason I’d recommend giving Bettor’s Den a shot is because they offer some of the best lines I’ve seen. Honestly, they might have the best lines out there among sportsbooks that also offer bonuses. I compared them to BookMaker and BetOnline, and Bettor’s Den had way better lines.
Just to clarify, I’m not being paid to write this review—I just saw a lot of the same questions I had, so I decided to try it out for myself. And honestly, it’s worth it. It’s basically BetAnySports but with better lines, which is definitely a win in my book!
I went through the entire thread of questions and thoughts about Bettor’s Den, and after using the site for a few weeks and taking a couple of payouts, I thought I’d share my experience.
First off, I’m not here to talk about 5Dimes or rehash what went down with their old shop, as that’s way before my time. Instead, I’m just sharing what I’ve experienced with the site, especially when it comes to payouts and their bonus structure.
Let’s start with the KYC process. It’s a bit more involved than some other sites, but honestly, it was pretty straightforward. I had to verify my phone and upload a utility bill right when I signed up. Everything was approved quickly. Then, before I could request a payout, I had to enable two-factor authentication and send a selfie with my ID—this only applies to your first payout, though.
When it comes to payouts, they use a system similar to BetAnySports, and the payout timeframes are pretty much the same. The only downside is they charge a 1% fee on crypto withdrawals, though they do offer one free crypto payout per month. The process to get that free payout is a little disorganized—you either have to leave a note in the payout section or contact live chat—but I had a $3,000 payout processed within about 12 hours.
A lot of people were asking about their bonus structure, so here’s how it works: it’s program-based, kind of like BetAnySports. I opted into the Master Cash Bonus program, which I saw a lot of skepticism around. I deposited $1,000, got an 11% cash bonus, and ended up losing. I came back with another $1,000, got a 22% cash bonus, and won. The rollover requirement only applies to the winnings from the bonus itself. I had to make a $300 wager before I could cash out, and I did get paid.
One reason I’d recommend giving Bettor’s Den a shot is because they offer some of the best lines I’ve seen. Honestly, they might have the best lines out there among sportsbooks that also offer bonuses. I compared them to BookMaker and BetOnline, and Bettor’s Den had way better lines.
Just to clarify, I’m not being paid to write this review—I just saw a lot of the same questions I had, so I decided to try it out for myself. And honestly, it’s worth it. It’s basically BetAnySports but with better lines, which is definitely a win in my book!
