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For anyone affected by these scammers. https://www.osga.com/Complaint-Form/Complaint_form2017.htm

Would love to be a fly on the wall for that one. Don't know what pull/clout the OSGA has, but I'm happy to think that there is at least some glimmer of hope that our stolen money is paid out to us.

I agree. My limits on props started at $125. Then $50. Then $25. All within a few weeks. At that level, not worth the bother.

Looselines was historically a reputable book. However, the strategy of new management is apparently to clear the books of any winning players, stealing their balances in the process. I did my due diligence before signing up with them years ago. But sometimes you do all the right things and...

Looselines (sister of Jazz) just closed my account and stole my $12.5K balance. Tried to get any sort of formal reply from the book, but no luck. Filed a complaint with the OSGA as well as BMR.

Well, I tried to contact Looselines about them shutting down my account and stealing my $12.5K balance. - I first tried emailing the customer service email, but that has been shut down. - I then, over chat, was provided an email for a "supervisor." Received no response to it. - I then chatted...

Well, I tried to contact Looselines about them shutting down my account and stealing my $12.5K balance. - I first tried emailing the customer service email, but that has been shut down. - I then, over chat, was provided an email for a "supervisor." Received no response to it. - I then chatted...

Well, I tried to contact Looselines about them shutting down my account and stealing my $12.5K balance. - I first tried emailing the customer service email, but that has been shut down. - I then, over chat, was provided an email for a "supervisor." Received no response to it. - I then chatted...

I saw Bovada do this years ago when they were a massively-rec book. Sad to see the practice still exists.

I cannot speak to how they process BTC payouts, but I appreciate the way they process check payouts, specifically showing a progress bar as the request makes it through. Usually paid the same day of the request.

"Exceptional play" = you're a sucker and long-term losing player. :)

I have never taken a BTC payout, but I have been very satisfied with their check payouts. I like that their system provides a status bar that updates as the request makes it way through.

*Sportsbetting

Missing from your list would be Sportbetting (in the BOL/LowVig family), GTBets, and BetAGame.

Just did a transfer from BetAnySports to Bookmaker. No issue. I thank you for cluing me onto this idea. I feel stupid for not natively thinking to do it before. I had been scratching my head trying to figure out a way to avoid the skyrocketing BTC network fees. Problem solved!

Given that BTC addresses are unique and never expire, the length of the transaction should not matter.

Based on recent transactions, I have seen network fees be in the $10-$15 range, which is quite painful for small $ transactions. I agree that if you are bonus hunting you may want the 2-step process, but, if not, a book to book transfer has its advantages.

Across the 13 books I use, no one has even required an exact BTC amount to be sent. Some will provide an amount (based on your anticipated $ deposit amount and their view of the current spot price), but that is out of convenience/courtesy and does not represent an obligation to meet.

I would absolutely consider adding Bet105 to your list.

Beware. These used to have just a nominal rollover requirement. Recently the rollover requirement was significantly increased, making it potentially far less attractive.