Please recommend me a non-pussy online bookmaker for a $50k bet

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Quote from: rampagejackson on September 14, 2016, 04:02:53 PM

10 BTC isn't high stake, I tip my window cleaner that.

It's good that you have money to spare, but why not bet at fiat like I and others have mentioned?

Or, spread your bets out. It seems to be the best approach at the moment for your situation, and that way you can bet all 50k.
Spreading your bets out is a bit of a pain, but it is more secure and you can bet bigger that way. Just maybe write things down to keep track of everything.

OP, if you have a lot of money to spare, have you considered investing in a gambling site? You could make a lot of profit. Good luck!

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That's a big bet there. I don't think there's a Bitcoin sportsbook that would take all that action for one bet. It could potentially break their budget lol. I would suggest splitting your bets in different sportsbooks or use the oldschool sportsbooks. I suggest taking a look at 5Dimes and emailing them about your bet. They also accept Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals, and they are one of the oldest sportsbooks online and in the real world. If there's a sportsbook that could accomodate that kind of action, 5Dimes is one of them.

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50k bet is large, you can try fiat bookie, cloudbet has big limit, but can't be 50k usd

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Quote from: Vhern on September 14, 2016, 02:57:25 PM

Quote from: joksim299 on September 14, 2016, 12:24:51 PM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on September 13, 2016, 07:15:18 PM

Going to be really hard to make a 50k BTC bet from one bookmaker, as most don't have really large limits. I'd suggest you spread it out on multiple bookmakers. 50k is 81 BTC, which is a lot to risk (40 BTC payout) I'd suggest NitrogenSports, but they don't seem to offer the event.

Currently, you can bet 5.5 BTC on fairlay.com
A few coins at BitcoinRush.io (they don't show their limits)
Probably 10+ BTC on Cloudbet.com, when they offer it (probably still too far away) and possibly up to 81 BTC.
Probably 3 BTC on Directbet.eu when they offer it.
Probably 1+ BTC on Coinbet24 when they offer it.

Total ~20BTC/81BTC

Might want to consider bookmaker.eu, a fiat sportsbook that also allows bitcoin deposits/withdraws and bodog.eu. Probably will require KYC though.

This seems to be good idea, spread your bets between many sport books.
You will minimize the risk of not being paid if you win.

I don't think it's a good idea... You have 5x more risk to be unpaid...
Maybe OP can send a e-mail to a site owner to talk about this bet...
Choose for the best payment ratio Wink

What are you saying?

You mean to say that the ratio of the likelihood of one site running away with ALL your funds vs 5 sites all running with your funds is 1:5?
Where's the logic in that? You have more security with spreading your bets.

If you look at it directly, it is a 5x more risk to be unpaid because the chance of any 1 of those 5 sites running away is greater than 1 site, but if you look at it from another perspective, if a single site needed to payout 20k$ in BTC, they would be more likely to run because of the higher stake. Hard to say for sure, but I wouldn't really consider it a signature post. (ish) Of course if one book runs away, your loss would be less vs placing all bets on one book.

Quote from: joksim299 on September 14, 2016, 05:38:26 PM

On Fairlay there is at the moment 11,815.94 mBTC unmatched
On Cludbet maximum bet for the event is 7.7BTC

You could consider placing all your bets on fairlay, since there will probably be more people wanting to make the bet as time passes on and you could probably get at least 30 BTC wagered.

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Quote from: Superhitech on September 13, 2016, 10:55:29 PM

If you have that much money to spare, why not bet it in fiat? There are tons of fiat sites out there that will be willing to take your huge bet, as fiat sites have more users (compared to bitcoin casinos) and therefore make more money.

Is gambling online illegal in your jurisdiction? Or do you just prefer to bet with bitcoin?

Exactly what I was going to propose he do with that much bank to push off on a bookie.
Try bet365 they will take your money.
I put $800 on Tiger Woods to win an open and they took it off my CC. So I am pretty sure they will do that much for you even in multiple seperate bets.

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On Fairlay there is at the moment 11,815.94 mBTC unmatched
On Cludbet maximum bet for the event is 7.7BTC

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Quote from: ralle14 on September 13, 2016, 10:59:22 PM

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Quote from: rampagejackson on September 13, 2016, 06:49:02 PM

Michael Bisping is going to embarrass Dan "steroids" Henderson.

I'll put my money where my mouth is and put $50k on it but I need a crypto bookmaker to take the bet.

Who's ready?

How about nitrogensports.eu? I've seen a lot of high roller there, but can not see there is UFC to be bet

Nitrogensports offer this line its under ther Mixed Martial Arts Tab but the max bet wont rise up for now until it nears the match time on saturday night. I think their max bet wont be even near $50k.

Edit : Chat said the max bet on ufc is 20 btc

oh got it thanks , so far i can see only nitrogensports offering highest stake amount up to 20 bitcoin , and directbet for now only set 1 bitcoin max bet , to get higher max stake you may need to wait until the event nearly started.

nitrogensports have higher odds @1.471 rather than directbet @1.41 , goodluck btw!

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You should contact Directbet.eu and see if they are willing to take your bet.

Anyways good luck with it

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10 BTC isn't high stake, I tip my window cleaner that.

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The most decent size and well funded site that can take a bet of a big volume close to that would be Cloudbet, They do offer high limits particularly on mainstream events and if you bet close to the time of the match I guess you could get ~30-40 BTC covered in there.

Nitrogensports also does have high limits and you can get around 10 bitcoins at least, They are big enough to pay that IMO and they have proven there trustworthiness with values larger than that. Regarding cloudbet although it is shady -just check there forum topic- I guess they would be able to pay for such bet.

of course the best option would be using a certified and regulated sportbook where you can even sue them if there is an issue or such, but most of these don't take BTC and even those that take BTC as a deposit option won't allow you to bet in BTC "hence the profit if any would be in USD".

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I guess if you cant work it via BTC books maybe just use neteller and betfair, although then you have fees Sad

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Quote from: Vhern on September 14, 2016, 02:57:25 PM

Quote from: joksim299 on September 14, 2016, 12:24:51 PM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on September 13, 2016, 07:15:18 PM

Going to be really hard to make a 50k BTC bet from one bookmaker, as most don't have really large limits. I'd suggest you spread it out on multiple bookmakers. 50k is 81 BTC, which is a lot to risk (40 BTC payout) I'd suggest NitrogenSports, but they don't seem to offer the event.

Currently, you can bet 5.5 BTC on fairlay.com
A few coins at BitcoinRush.io (they don't show their limits)
Probably 10+ BTC on Cloudbet.com, when they offer it (probably still too far away) and possibly up to 81 BTC.
Probably 3 BTC on Directbet.eu when they offer it.
Probably 1+ BTC on Coinbet24 when they offer it.

Total ~20BTC/81BTC

Might want to consider bookmaker.eu, a fiat sportsbook that also allows bitcoin deposits/withdraws and bodog.eu. Probably will require KYC though.

This seems to be good idea, spread your bets between many sport books.
You will minimize the risk of not being paid if you win.

I don't think it's a good idea... You have 5x more risk to be unpaid...
Maybe OP can send a e-mail to a site owner to talk about this bet...
Choose for the best payment ratio Wink

What are you saying?

You mean to say that the ratio of the likelihood of one site running away with ALL your funds vs 5 sites all running with your funds is 1:5?
Where's the logic in that? You have more security with spreading your bets.

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Quote from: joksim299 on September 14, 2016, 12:24:51 PM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on September 13, 2016, 07:15:18 PM

Going to be really hard to make a 50k BTC bet from one bookmaker, as most don't have really large limits. I'd suggest you spread it out on multiple bookmakers. 50k is 81 BTC, which is a lot to risk (40 BTC payout) I'd suggest NitrogenSports, but they don't seem to offer the event.

Currently, you can bet 5.5 BTC on fairlay.com
A few coins at BitcoinRush.io (they don't show their limits)
Probably 10+ BTC on Cloudbet.com, when they offer it (probably still too far away) and possibly up to 81 BTC.
Probably 3 BTC on Directbet.eu when they offer it.
Probably 1+ BTC on Coinbet24 when they offer it.

Total ~20BTC/81BTC

Might want to consider bookmaker.eu, a fiat sportsbook that also allows bitcoin deposits/withdraws and bodog.eu. Probably will require KYC though.

This seems to be good idea, spread your bets between many sport books.
You will minimize the risk of not being paid if you win.

I don't think it's a good idea... You have 5x more risk to be unpaid...
Maybe OP can send a e-mail to a site owner to talk about this bet...
Choose for the best payment ratio Wink

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Quote from: DarkStar_ on September 13, 2016, 07:15:18 PM

Going to be really hard to make a 50k BTC bet from one bookmaker, as most don't have really large limits. I'd suggest you spread it out on multiple bookmakers. 50k is 81 BTC, which is a lot to risk (40 BTC payout) I'd suggest NitrogenSports, but they don't seem to offer the event.

Currently, you can bet 5.5 BTC on fairlay.com
A few coins at BitcoinRush.io (they don't show their limits)
Probably 10+ BTC on Cloudbet.com, when they offer it (probably still too far away) and possibly up to 81 BTC.
Probably 3 BTC on Directbet.eu when they offer it.
Probably 1+ BTC on Coinbet24 when they offer it.

Total ~20BTC/81BTC

Might want to consider bookmaker.eu, a fiat sportsbook that also allows bitcoin deposits/withdraws and bodog.eu. Probably will require KYC though.

This seems to be good idea, spread your bets between many sport books.
You will minimize the risk of not being paid if you win.

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How the hell do you have 50k to spare on a bet? Anyway, I would recommend betting on Bet Online which accepts bitcoin or Bookmaker which also accepts bitcoin. Like someone else said you will have to show documents in order to withdraw that money assuming that you win the bet.

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Quote from: EdenHazard on September 13, 2016, 06:56:15 PM

Quote from: rampagejackson on September 13, 2016, 06:49:02 PM

Michael Bisping is going to embarrass Dan "steroids" Henderson.

I'll put my money where my mouth is and put $50k on it but I need a crypto bookmaker to take the bet.

Who's ready?

How about nitrogensports.eu? I've seen a lot of high roller there, but can not see there is UFC to be bet

Nitrogensports offer this line its under ther Mixed Martial Arts Tab but the max bet wont rise up for now until it nears the match time on saturday night. I think their max bet wont be even near $50k.

Edit : Chat said the max bet on ufc is 20 btc

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If you have that much money to spare, why not bet it in fiat? There are tons of fiat sites out there that will be willing to take your huge bet, as fiat sites have more users (compared to bitcoin casinos) and therefore make more money.

Is gambling online illegal in your jurisdiction? Or do you just prefer to bet with bitcoin?

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Going to be really hard to make a 50k BTC bet from one bookmaker, as most don't have really large limits. I'd suggest you spread it out on multiple bookmakers. 50k is 81 BTC, which is a lot to risk (40 BTC payout) I'd suggest NitrogenSports, but they don't seem to offer the event.

Currently, you can bet 5.5 BTC on fairlay.com
A few coins at BitcoinRush.io (they don't show their limits)
Probably 10+ BTC on Cloudbet.com, when they offer it (probably still too far away) and possibly up to 81 BTC.
Probably 3 BTC on Directbet.eu when they offer it.
Probably 1+ BTC on Coinbet24 when they offer it.

Total ~20BTC/81BTC

Might want to consider bookmaker.eu, a fiat sportsbook that also allows bitcoin deposits/withdraws and bodog.eu. Probably will require KYC though.

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Quote from: rampagejackson on September 13, 2016, 06:49:02 PM

Michael Bisping is going to embarrass Dan "steroids" Henderson.

I'll put my money where my mouth is and put $50k on it but I need a crypto bookmaker to take the bet.

Who's ready?

How about nitrogensports.eu? I've seen a lot of high roller there, but can not see there is UFC to be bet

Directbet have a UFC event but the odds they have are pretty unfair if you staked that big amount , not worth. So you can try this one maybe https://www.bitcoinrush.io/sportsbook/ufc-mma

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Michael Bisping is going to embarrass Dan "steroids" Henderson.

I'll put my money where my mouth is and put $50k on it but I need a crypto bookmaker to take the bet.

Who's ready?

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