Looking to reload in time for the upcoming postseason/ncaa football season/nhl, nba seasons, and trying to be smarter this year…. Thoughts on best way to fund your account. Looking back when you use paysafe you on the hook 3.5% min, and credit card is usually running around the same. Curious if there’s a best way?
See you at the window.
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Looking to reload in time for the upcoming postseason/ncaa football season/nhl, nba seasons, and trying to be smarter this year…. Thoughts on best way to fund your account. Looking back when you use paysafe you on the hook 3.5% min, and credit card is usually running around the same. Curious if there’s a best way?
Offshore crypto is the way to go. If you use BookMaker, they give you cashback which more than makes up for any Coinbase USD to BTC purchase fees, if you're winning
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@magicman1642
Offshore crypto is the way to go. If you use BookMaker, they give you cashback which more than makes up for any Coinbase USD to BTC purchase fees, if you're winning
Yes.. unless he is betting 10x what I am, he’s definatly paying more. Gas ain’t cheap and throw on top of that a big gulp or couple cold ones when you arrive. But it’s just those little things that we find out from doing this for a long time. Until recently I didn’t even concern myself with it, but now that we have put together a few more systems and are looking at launching an investment venture, in order to squeeze max profits this needs to be taken into consideration. While looking into this was shocked to find out when using credit in a lot of places in Vegas, even if it’s not for gambling (ie. eating at a resturant inside a casino, or shopping at the shops inside the casino) you are still getting dinged with that 3-5% cash advance fee, as well the juice starts running right away. Criminal.
See you at the window.
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@deadw8
Yes.. unless he is betting 10x what I am, he’s definatly paying more. Gas ain’t cheap and throw on top of that a big gulp or couple cold ones when you arrive. But it’s just those little things that we find out from doing this for a long time. Until recently I didn’t even concern myself with it, but now that we have put together a few more systems and are looking at launching an investment venture, in order to squeeze max profits this needs to be taken into consideration. While looking into this was shocked to find out when using credit in a lot of places in Vegas, even if it’s not for gambling (ie. eating at a resturant inside a casino, or shopping at the shops inside the casino) you are still getting dinged with that 3-5% cash advance fee, as well the juice starts running right away. Criminal.
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