Comments on: Sports Betting Payment Method?

By: sk8ing phil

sk8ing phil — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 14:26:49 +0000

u can cash it at any bank

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:24:17 +0000

You SHOULD be able to cash it in. That is, if and when you receive your check.
If you want 48hour payouts, then go to lazerwager.com. I’ve been paid a couple of times by them, on time, although not for large amounts.

By: Gambling

Gambling — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 01:32:25 +0000

Yeah, you will be able, but BETUS is not the best choice for betting. Its documented that they have problems. THe best choice is Intertops which you can find complete review of at http://www.bettingwise.com/usagamblingsi…

By: King Cobra

King Cobra — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 23:38:34 +0000

Yes you’ll be able to cash it no problem.
To leafsfan – most reputable online books do take bets from U.S. residents as they are not in the U.S. and don’t give a rat’s @ss about U.S. law as they are not subject to it.
Potsie – I agree with you on this one man – I’d avoid Betus and if I were playing there I’d take my money out and look for a more reputable book.
King Cobra Poker

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 18:28:48 +0000

There is an online site that offers sports bets that is completely free, legal, and has no age minimum. It has been featured on MSN.com, and is pretty cool. You sign up and receive $.10 for nothing, and you get to place bets on any sports game. I signed up about 4 days ago, and my $.10 has already grown exponentially over 11x! They send you a check when you decide to cash out, and it can be cashed at any US bank. It’s called Cent Sports, and you can check out the site at
http://www.centsports.com/?opcode=227250.

By: Christopher G

Christopher G — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 16:14:00 +0000

you can get it cashed very easily and for it being illegal that is debatable because the transaction is actually happening on the website which is located and maintained in a country where it is legal to gamble on sports so therefore you would have to follow their laws and not the US laws

By: Leafsfan29 loves truculence

Leafsfan29 loves truculence — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:27:23 +0000

It is illegal to gamble on sports online in America.
Any reputable online betting shop will not take your bets if you’re in America.
Your American government is hell-bent on going after casinos that allow bets from Americans (and America in general), so the casinos have become fairly diligent in not allowing bets from the US.
Your option is to go to a Las Vegas casino’s sports book, or grab your passport and head out of country.

By: sharp square

sharp square — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 10:03:02 +0000

You shouldnt have any problems getting a checked cashed from them although it always depends on your banking establishment. I would do some research and try and get more info on the safest and better paying books on the web. Check out http://www.sharpsquaresports.com they have some indepth sports book reviews and information along with handicapping info and free cash contest, they are now offering a contest to win a free $50 account at a very reliable book no deposit needed.

By: Potsie

Potsie — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 04:35:01 +0000

WHEN you finally receive your payout from betUS.com you will be able to cash it at your bank as it will have a third party processor as the payer and not “betus.com” anywhere on it. Your bank won’t even suspect that the payout originated from a gaming source. That being said I’ve gotten reports of players receiving NSF checks from betUS as well as payout delays that are months long. betUS is really about a C- rated book at the best and you should think about changing sportsbooks. You will be happy that you did when you get your payouts quicker, better service, no runaround and better odds released sooner from a reputable site. If you do decide to switch, check out the independent reviews at http://GamblingReviewsSite.com You will also find free daily sports picks, betting tips, and much more! Good luck and I hope you get your payout quickly!
Here is a quote from a former betUS.com player…
“Player: On 4/10 i made a deposit of 1000, on 4/18 i made a deposit of 1000. I made a 5 team parlay on 4/18 – mets,nationals,brewers, cardinals -1 1/2, and indians that paid off around 13k…on the same day i made a 2 team parlay, indians -1 1/2 and whitesox -1 1/2 that paid off around 3k…(a few smaller bets also but not significant) the next day i went to withdraw and they froze my account…when they unfroze it for an hour a week later when i cleared up everything i made a few bets and won another 1600 mostly on the laker-nuggets game 3…On April 29th I spoke to Dan and he told me he is “confiscating my account balance”, “we don’t want your business” and he will reverse the 2 charges that i made betus “