Online Gambling Site/App

columbiadawg2

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Feb 2, 2010
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For the past decade I've been unable to bet on sports due to work. Just changed jobs and am going to get back into it with CFB around the corner. Nothing crazy, just a few bucks here and there on televised games so I have a rooting interest mostly. Does anyone have recs on sites or apps to use? I'm in Virginia so most every one should be available to use.
 

Ballyhoo77

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Aug 13, 2021
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I like FanDuel the best, but they all give you free $ for joining, so I use multiple platforms
 

Jeffreauxdawg

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Dec 15, 2017
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Online gambling you say?

Not sure what site is best for you, but you must use a decentralized crypto currency from the blockchain. You can lever up on the defi with swaps and the only risk will be the gas fees. Air gap your wallet and you'll be stacking sats like a 9 year Hodlr. Avoid fiat since it's manipulated by the banks, instead use altcoins to show your proof of work or proof of stake. Within a few months you will be using smart contracts to breach toll bridges with your stable coins in a stealth mode that doesn't allow the fiat police to track your stake. You will have a hashrate that mimics the fungible version of virgin vaporware. Honestly, with this methodology, you won't have to win a single bet, you will be a whale fatter than Satashi Nakamoto himself.

It's really pretty simple and it's the future.
 

dorndawg

Heisman
Sep 10, 2012
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Online gambling you say?

Not sure what site is best for you, but you must use a decentralized crypto currency from the blockchain. You can lever up on the defi with swaps and the only risk will be the gas fees. Air gap your wallet and you'll be stacking sats like a 9 year Hodlr. Avoid fiat since it's manipulated by the banks, instead use altcoins to show your proof of work or proof of stake. Within a few months you will be using smart contracts to breach toll bridges with your stable coins in a stealth mode that doesn't allow the fiat police to track your stake. You will have a hashrate that mimics the fungible version of virgin vaporware. Honestly, with this methodology, you won't have to win a single bet, you will be a whale fatter than Satashi Nakamoto himself.

It's really pretty simple and it's the future.

 
Nov 12, 2007
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Online gambling you say?

Not sure what site is best for you, but you must use a decentralized crypto currency from the blockchain. You can lever up on the defi with swaps and the only risk will be the gas fees. Air gap your wallet and you'll be stacking sats like a 9 year Hodlr. Avoid fiat since it's manipulated by the banks, instead use altcoins to show your proof of work or proof of stake. Within a few months you will be using smart contracts to breach toll bridges with your stable coins in a stealth mode that doesn't allow the fiat police to track your stake. You will have a hashrate that mimics the fungible version of virgin vaporware. Honestly, with this methodology, you won't have to win a single bet, you will be a whale fatter than Satashi Nakamoto himself.

It's really pretty simple and it's the future.

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fishwater99

Freshman
Jun 4, 2007
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I sign up for a new site when I get a big match bonus or a large free bet.

Otherwise I like MGM, Caesars, Draft Kings and Fanduel.
 

IPMdawg

Redshirt
Aug 22, 2012
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Wish North Carolina would hurry up on their legalization. Not gonna happen this football season unfortunately.
 

MaroonOil

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Jan 13, 2021
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Draftkings for all the free juicy emails that get on my nerves but it is a conflict of interest for me. I’m 100% biased to DKNG yet I use the MGM sports betting app. the most. The Caesars app isn’t bad but needs more work. Invest in them all if you trade. That & 3D printing are industries ready to explode & will in the future.

Anyways. I prefer MGM because of all the spread betting you can do & parlays, more options = more opportunities
 

greenbean.sixpack

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Oct 6, 2012
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The state is leaving a ton of much tax money on the table by not allowing online sports gambling (for Casinos already based in the state), this should have been done last year. Add that to the legislators not addressing mary jane (even though there is a clear public mandate) and it shows how worthless our elected officials are.
 

crackerjax

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Aug 24, 2012
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The state is leaving a ton of much tax money on the table by not allowing online sports gambling (for Casinos already based in the state), this should have been done last year. Add that to the legislators not addressing mary jane (even though there is a clear public mandate) and it shows how worthless our elected officials are.

The casinos still control the show in the Legislature, and for some reason they would rather you come into their facilities than you sit at home and bet on a mobile app.
 

dorndawg

Heisman
Sep 10, 2012
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The state is leaving a ton of much tax money on the table by not allowing online sports gambling (for Casinos already based in the state), this should have been done last year. Add that to the legislators not addressing mary jane (even though there is a clear public mandate) and it shows how worthless our elected officials are.


The state is obviously leaving money on the table, but be assured Legislators are not.
 

fishwater99

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Jun 4, 2007
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The state is obviously leaving money on the table, but be assured Legislators are not.

Exactly, the casinos are paying off the legislatures.
But they could make it so the only web-based gaming had to go through a land based Casino.
The Casino's are also losing major dollars.
 

greenbean.sixpack

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Oct 6, 2012
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Exactly, the casinos are paying off the legislatures.
But they could make it so the only web-based gaming had to go through a land based Casino.
The Casino's are also losing major dollars.

Many in the 'Sip are already (illegally) using online sports betting sites, that's money the "in state" Casinos are missing out on. The in state casinos can figure out a way to have an app, plus still have sports bettors coming in, maybe to load money or collect winnings occasionally. The casinos made it for nearly 30 years prior to sports gambling, so there's a way to make this work.