Exactly. Probably not worth the riskWould be problematic if something went wrong though.
I've always had this same feeling. But thinking about it, I'm not sure why this would be true. You don't need access to your endpoint wallet to confirm whether or not you received funds. You just need to look at the wallet / transaction ID on the blockchain. In fact, if you dispute a payout with a sportsbook, you aren't going to show them your wallet. Both you and the sportsbook are just going to look at the transaction on the chain. There's nothing preventing both parties from doing this.You can use the BTC deposit address from one book and use it as the BTC payout address when you request a withdrawal from another book.
Kind of like a transfer. lol.
Not that I would try this. Just something I learned lately.
Would be problematic if something went wrong though.
I've always had this same feeling. But thinking about it, I'm not sure why this would be true. You don't need access to your endpoint wallet to confirm whether or not you received funds. You just need to look at the wallet / transaction ID on the blockchain. In fact, if you dispute a payout with a sportsbook, you aren't going to show them your wallet. Both you and the sportsbook are just going to look at the transaction on the chain. There's nothing preventing both parties from doing this.
It works just fine. Been doing this for the past 3 years with no major problems (sometimes a delay waiting for confirmation). Stick with top Books that tend to pay out same or next day. And most importantly, copy and paste the BTC addy somewhere on your computer so you can follow the transaction.You can use the BTC deposit address from one book and use it as the BTC payout address when you request a withdrawal from another book.
Kind of like a transfer. lol.
Not that I would try this. Just something I learned lately.
Would be problematic if something went wrong though.
They have recently started to crack down on some folks who have accounts at all 3 sister books and are using them to consistently get around max bet limits in niche markets. So it's not exactly true that they don't care. Many people have been re-combined into 1 account.Strange that BOL and LowVig don't allow transfers, transfers are treated like withdrawals, including any fees that would be incurred. BOL has many things that Low Vig does not carry, Oddly enough, they send me marketing from both and when I spoke to a salesmen, he said not only they don't care if you have both, you could be a big winner in one and if your losing in the other you can still get bonuses. This was a few years ago, so YMMV.
Did you mean SportsBetting? I haven’t seen any bonus at lowvig.Strange that BOL and LowVig don't allow transfers, transfers are treated like withdrawals, including any fees that would be incurred. BOL has many things that Low Vig does not carry, Oddly enough, they send me marketing from both and when I spoke to a salesmen, he said not only they don't care if you have both, you could be a big winner in one and if your losing in the other you can still get bonuses. This was a few years ago, so YMMV.
Only one of BOL/LV needs to give out bonuses in order for his post to make sense.Did you mean SportsBetting? I haven’t seen any bonus at lowvig.
I guess the bonus was to deposit in BOL, I have always kept the bigger balance at LV. I only bet BOL, for Prop Builder, RHE, and the 3x-4x times a week you can't log into LV.
Yeah their line change have a small delay.They have recently started to crack down on some folks who have accounts at all 3 sister books and are using them to consistently get around max bet limits in niche markets. So it's not exactly true that they don't care. Many people have been re-combined into 1 account.