Bitcoin Sportsbook with Instant withdraw and No KYC? - page 2.

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Quote from: NinjaBitcoiner on October 23, 2019, 03:05:51 AM

Hi folks,

I miss directbet.eu days where we placed the bet and if we win bet is settled in minutes and sent directly to the bitcoin address without any BS like manual withdraws,KYC shit etc. What an amazing sportsbook it was.I wonder why no one yet came up with similar idea after directbet shuts it's doors Roll Eyes

Anyway, I want the opinion of experienced betters here is there any reliable old sports betting platform that fullfill following criteria?

1. NO KYC. Not for withdrawals under 5 BTC.
2. Instant Withdraw

I don't care if there is any deposit bonus or not. I just need a reliable betting platform where if i win the winnings can be cashed out immediately without struggle and waiting.
Genuine users opinions please no paid promoters.

Thank you all

I think dbet.io is offering this option, and you can also do direct betting with Bitcoin, without account.

Other option is:
https://www.betcoin.ag

I think they don't have mandatory kyc, and withdrawals are almost instant.
I am not sure about any limits.

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https://www.onehash.com/

You can make direct deposit and withdrawal but for sure they do have maximum amount.

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Quote from: panjul07 on October 23, 2019, 05:45:05 AM

Quote from: Darker45 on October 23, 2019, 05:27:38 AM

Quote from: Kasabus on October 23, 2019, 04:49:57 AM

Sportsbet does not require KYC and the have instant withdrawal and deposit, I am just not sure with the limit on btc withdrawals for non KYC accounts as I am not risking 1 btc or more in sports betting, IIRC, the biggest withdrawals I made with sportsbet is 0.1 btc.

Sportsbet offers instant withdrawals and deposits up to a certain amount only. If I am not mistaken, they will process huge withdrawals manually and so it will take more time than doing small transactions. How huge is huge to them, I do not exactly know. But most probably 1 or 2 BTC is not considered a huge amount. What I also know is that they have a minimum amount for withdrawal. I am not sure which preferred crypto is OP using in his bets but when it comes to BTC sportsbet's minimum is 0.002BTC, Ethereum is 0.02 ETH, and Litecoin is 0.2 LTC.

If you read the T&C page of sportsbet then you'll find that they reserves the right to ask KYC for withdrawal exceeding 1BTC or 2000 EURO. So if OP is betting up to 5BTC then high likely he will need to do KTC unless he is going to bet and win under 1BTC. Otherwise he need to find other sites, probably Nitrogensports or betcoin.ag can be alternative but OP need to make sure about the terms of each site so there wont be serious issue once he is betting or withdrawing money.

I think there is no site that offers instant withdrawal for a huge withdrawal amount like 5 btc, even 1 btc is already a big amount at the current price so I am not expecting any site would do instant processing. Based on my experience with several sportsbook in crypto, only sportsbet has an instant processing of withdrawal that's why I keep on betting with this site for NBA games.

For me, I think it's not necessary to have instant withdrawal, with big amount, the reputation of the site is more important and if I were in OP's shoes, I could wait if it will take time to process as long as I can assure that I will receive my withdrawal request.

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Nitrogensports and sportbet might fall into your criteria but remember that they might ask you to submit KYC if there is a need or when they want to know in your country gambling is legal.On nitrogensports you can create your anonymous account and instant withdrawals are also available.

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Quote from: NinjaBitcoiner on October 26, 2019, 05:41:54 AM

Quote from: ChrisPop on October 23, 2019, 05:49:34 AM

Try dbet.io sportsbook. It is the closest I could find to directbet.eu. No need for KYC and you don't even need to have an account. Just choose the event, pick and send the btc. If you have a winner then your gains will be sent directly to your address. The interface is easy to use.. don't have much to complain about.

Has anyone tried this? This site looks so shady and smells scam Tongue

How can you say that the site is scam ? Do you have any proof ?
You can visit here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dbetio-the-only-btc-direct-bet-sportsbookno-account-neededwelcome-pro-player-5168849 to get all the information and reviews about the dbet.io site. This site is not a replacement for directbet but you do not have to make an account there to bet and hence old directbet users will like it

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Quote from: ChrisPop on October 23, 2019, 05:49:34 AM

Try dbet.io sportsbook. It is the closest I could find to directbet.eu. No need for KYC and you don't even need to have an account. Just choose the event, pick and send the btc. If you have a winner then your gains will be sent directly to your address. The interface is easy to use.. don't have much to complain about.

Has anyone tried this? This site looks so shady and smells scam Tongue

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Many players gives their suggesstion about what bitcoin sportsbook who have instant withdraw and having not requiring a KYC.
Im a player and once a gambling sites have KYC or the withdraw takes few hours before process I will leave it and not play or in the first place I did not play to it. For now most of the sportbook are not need KYC so you can choose a lot .

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Try dbet.io sportsbook. It is the closest I could find to directbet.eu. No need for KYC and you don't even need to have an account. Just choose the event, pick and send the btc. If you have a winner then your gains will be sent directly to your address. The interface is easy to use.. don't have much to complain about.

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Quote from: Darker45 on October 23, 2019, 05:27:38 AM

Quote from: Kasabus on October 23, 2019, 04:49:57 AM

Sportsbet does not require KYC and the have instant withdrawal and deposit, I am just not sure with the limit on btc withdrawals for non KYC accounts as I am not risking 1 btc or more in sports betting, IIRC, the biggest withdrawals I made with sportsbet is 0.1 btc.

Sportsbet offers instant withdrawals and deposits up to a certain amount only. If I am not mistaken, they will process huge withdrawals manually and so it will take more time than doing small transactions. How huge is huge to them, I do not exactly know. But most probably 1 or 2 BTC is not considered a huge amount. What I also know is that they have a minimum amount for withdrawal. I am not sure which preferred crypto is OP using in his bets but when it comes to BTC sportsbet's minimum is 0.002BTC, Ethereum is 0.02 ETH, and Litecoin is 0.2 LTC.

If you read the T&C page of sportsbet then you'll find that they reserves the right to ask KYC for withdrawal exceeding 1BTC or 2000 EURO. So if OP is betting up to 5BTC then high likely he will need to do KTC unless he is going to bet and win under 1BTC. Otherwise he need to find other sites, probably Nitrogensports or betcoin.ag can be alternative but OP need to make sure about the terms of each site so there wont be serious issue once he is betting or withdrawing money.

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Quote from: Kasabus on October 23, 2019, 04:49:57 AM

Sportsbet does not require KYC and the have instant withdrawal and deposit, I am just not sure with the limit on btc withdrawals for non KYC accounts as I am not risking 1 btc or more in sports betting, IIRC, the biggest withdrawals I made with sportsbet is 0.1 btc.

Sportsbet offers instant withdrawals and deposits up to a certain amount only. If I am not mistaken, they will process huge withdrawals manually and so it will take more time than doing small transactions. How huge is huge to them, I do not exactly know. But most probably 1 or 2 BTC is not considered a huge amount. What I also know is that they have a minimum amount for withdrawal. I am not sure which preferred crypto is OP using in his bets but when it comes to BTC sportsbet's minimum is 0.002BTC, Ethereum is 0.02 ETH, and Litecoin is 0.2 LTC.

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DGbet.fun - Crypto Sportsbook

Sportsbet does not require KYC and the have instant withdrawal and deposit, I am just not sure with the limit on btc withdrawals for non KYC accounts as I am not risking 1 btc or more in sports betting, IIRC, the biggest withdrawals I made with sportsbet is 0.1 btc.

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The closest you will get to NO KYC + up to 5btc + Instant withdraws are

NitrogenSports (https://nitrogensports.eu/)
BitcoinRush (https://www.bitcoinrush.io/)
Fairlay (https://fairlay.com/)

Withdraws are NOT instant, but they are fast enough.
And there is no KYC if you don't try something stupid like double-spending.

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Hi folks,

I miss directbet.eu days where we placed the bet and if we win bet is settled in minutes and sent directly to the bitcoin address without any BS like manual withdraws,KYC shit etc. What an amazing sportsbook it was.I wonder why no one yet came up with similar idea after directbet shuts it's doors Roll Eyes

Anyway, I want the opinion of experienced betters here is there any reliable old sports betting platform that fullfill following criteria?

1. NO KYC. Not for withdrawals under 5 BTC.
2. Instant Withdraw

I don't care if there is any deposit bonus or not. I just need a reliable betting platform where if i win the winnings can be cashed out immediately without struggle and waiting.
Genuine users opinions please no paid promoters.

Thank you all

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