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**PunterLog** · 12-01-19, 02:31 PM

Originally posted by Teddy_KGB

Does anybody play here? Do they pay? Do they limit winner bettors?

Check this thread

New Bitcoin Sportsbook that crushes Nitrogen - Sportsbook Review Forum

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Bitcoin sportsbook discussion and reviews by SBR and bitcoin sports bettor enthusiasts.

The ownership is the same as an established Bitcoin casino called "Primedice". So, they should pay.

**Teddy_KGB** · 12-01-19, 02:32 PM

Thanks!

**NYC's Finest** · 12-26-19, 07:03 PM

i will vouch for a good experience on Stake with instant deposits/cashouts.

**PowerMoves** · 12-27-19, 06:57 AM

Originally posted by NYC's Finest

i will vouch for a good experience on Stake with instant deposits/cashouts.

Judging by your name, you are in the US? How do you manage to play on their site if they forbid US customers.

**themike78** · 12-27-19, 12:03 PM

What's the point of playing at a book that clearly states no u.s players allowed when there are plenty enough books that accept U.S players?

**themike78** · 12-27-19, 12:05 PM

Originally posted by PowerMoves

Judging by your name, you are in the US? How do you manage to play on their site if they forbid US customers.

They use a vpn. Not worth the risk to me. I guarantee if you win big they will check to see if you are in U.S and will not pay.

**DroopyDog** · 12-27-19, 01:05 PM

Originally posted by themike78

They use a vpn. Not worth the risk to me. I guarantee if you win big they will check to see if you are in U.S and will not pay.

Your guarantee is empty. I know that to not be the case, from personal experience.

PS- did you miss me? tell the truth

**PowerMoves** · 12-28-19, 08:08 AM

Originally posted by themike78

What's the point of playing at a book that clearly states no u.s players allowed when there are plenty enough books that accept U.S players?

The handful that do require KYC, which most including myself think is too invasive.

**Jared Brooks** · 12-28-19, 02:15 PM

Originally posted by PowerMoves

The handful that do require KYC, which most including myself think is too invasive.

Agree.

KYC should only be used to confirm that the person controlling the account is the same person who created the account---that is, as a safety mechanism for the player. These books have no business knowing our real identities, and we should never be penalized for using fake identities to pass KYC.

Also, in my experience, books often abuse KYC to delay or refuse payouts.