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I use bet 365
Thanks.
Another question.....if you want to bet on McDonald winning a fight, can you parlay him winning by decision as well?
So McDonald at +108 and by decision +256 = +640.
Or Jones at -600 and winning ITD -260 = -162
Yeah they were pretty dumb questions which were basically the same as each other, but was making sure since I'm just starting to get into betting, trying some things out before actually making a real bet.No, cause then people would always do that. Why would you ever just bet Jones By Sub and not Jones by sub + Jones ITD + Jones ML + Fight does not go the distance ?
Yeah they were pretty dumb questions which were basically the same as each other, but was making sure since I'm just starting to get into betting, trying some things out before actually making a real bet.
Thanks for answering.
Yeah they were pretty dumb questions which were basically the same as each other, but was making sure since I'm just starting to get into betting, trying some things out before actually making a real bet.
Thanks for answering.
Sorry if this has been asked and answered before (I could google it but I value your guys' explanations more) but what is the no scorecards wager all about?
To grab a relevant example, I see ML overeem at 1.444 and NSC overeem at 1.465. So if it goes to dec and Reem wins I'd cash on the ML and push on the NSC. When would you want the NSC? I see EZ and others use it often.
Ah ha, so it prevents a Dominic Steele-type situation (assuming ml vs nsc for him were the same) where the judging buggers up your bet. Interesting. Thanks very much.
Outside of Vegas is there a legal way to bet on MMA in the US?
Which states? Which sites if any?
Thanks in advance.
Using the internet to place bets on sports is not illegal in the USA, unless your state has a law against it.
In theory, sportsbooks are legal in Nevada, Delaware, Montana and Oregon. In practice, only Nevada sportsbooks will allow you to place bets on MMA.
Using the telecoms infrastructure of the USA to take sports bets is illegal under the Interstate Wire Act of 1961. What exactly this means in the internet era is still an unresolved question among the federal courts.
BTW, you should ask this question in the designated "Betting Questions" thread.
I'm from NJ too and have been wondering what would happen if I get my bankroll to a good amount and withdraw come tax season. Do I report it? Will I get audited? Will these dirty politicians try to take my money?Thanks for the answer. Very confusing issue. I'll assume it's illegal for me to place a bet from NJ over the internet.
I'm from NJ too and have been wondering what would happen if I get my bankroll to a good amount and withdraw come tax season. Do I report it? Will I get audited? Will these dirty politicians try to take my money?
I know Bovada doesn't even accept deposits from our state's residents cause of the laws.
Yeah, pretty stupid we have one of the biggest gambling destinations in the US (Atlantic City) yet we're one of the few states where online gambling is illegalYou def. have to report it over a certain amount.
Would love to be able to bet on sports over the internets legally anyway.