Back, but in MD...P2P on sites to play?

So I have been playing here and there but Live poker at a local casino is gonna be available soon (Maryland Live @ Arundel Mills). Anyways...I can't seem to deposit anywhere and researching sites is keeping me away from sites that I can deposit on such as revolution and merge gaming network sites. That leaves me with Bovada and ACR. Both great rooms from what I can tell after watching some games for a hour or so. Problem is I can't get funds onto them. Is it possible/has it been done to paypal one of you to transfer me funds on the site? Just curious so I can play on one of the more premium sites and not some crappy site that I might never see my money back from!

Let me know as I haven't been lucky enough to find anything while searching here, 2+2 and some other sites. Blahhhhhhh!

RaGs

people aren't gonna do a paypal trade unless its with someone that they know as the scammers have reversed far too many of them for Paypal to be considered safe.


Black chip is on the same network as ACR and true poker. The problem with the winning poker network is the beast promotion which is a huge rake rape unless you put in massive quantity to get paid out by the beast.

Medium term merge may be a good option . Lack of P2P transfers means that theres likely to be less staked players playing there, cashouts are reputedly improving, they seem to be moving to a business model that discourages rakeback grinders by forcing the skins that attracted those players off the network. Whether it makes them and funds with them safer and a fishier network only time will tell.

Bovada i have no idea on, anonymous tables and you need third party software to import hand histories into tracking software.

if you need p2p to get money on one of the sites the marketplace at 2+2 is probably your best option and they tend to accept green dot moneypak and or amazon vouchers.Chase quickpay is also frowned upon for the same reason as Paypal in that scammers have reversed the transactions in the past.

Revolution network over 4 months for a payout. Merge pays in 2 months, Bovada pays me in 2 weeks. Definitely not as much fun as pre Black Friday. I think Winning Poker Network one of the few that let you send funds to another player, though I have done it on Intertops in the past.

ugh stay off revolution http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/19...ology-1307436/.

I've deposited on Merge and Revolution through Western Union no problems. Last withdraw from Revolution took 2 months.

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Originally Posted by WeaselT

ugh stay off revolution http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/19...ology-1307436/.

I've deposited on Merge and Revolution through Western Union no problems. Last withdraw from Revolution took 2 months.

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I think the link you posted pertains to lock specifically.

As far as OP is concerned there is no credible US cardroom. They don't exist. Whichever you choose I wouldn't deposit much more than you'd be happy to lose at any given point because they could all go belly up any time.

Do more homework on cashouts but my personal experience is having rakeback thru RTR speeds up cashouts to about 2-3 weeks.

Lastly, even though you obviously have history here, I think starting a thread about P2P xfer's without checking with mods is in poor taste and should be looked at by the mods as a ban-able offense.

nope whole network http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28...ology-1306126/

Then I assume it hasn't been implemented yet? Can't find much about it from Juicy and have had no emails from them pertaining to fair play. I have the client open now and see no change in number of tables available, total players etc. Anybody know when this was supposed to start? Someone on the 2+2 thread said it's already up and running but I can't find anything credible.

Sorry If I'm repeating because I didn't read through the entire thread. I made a deposit last week on Bovada via my debit card with no problems at all.

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Originally Posted by supa

Then I assume it hasn't been implemented yet? Can't find much about it from Juicy and have had no emails from them pertaining to fair play. I have the client open now and see no change in number of tables available, total players etc. Anybody know when this was supposed to start? Someone on the 2+2 thread said it's already up and running but I can't find anything credible.

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Saw a news article recently which was similarly vague. The Party test (which is the same idea) was only revealed when some guys did comparisons with Bwin. I doubt Lock will official announce it at any point.

Yea sorry for the post about pay pal being related. Pre Black Friday, that wasn't an issue. We were trading funds via pokerstars, partypoker, etc like it was nothing. Was a small group of people back then and we all trusted one another. My problem with all these sites which btw thanks for the reviews is none of them seem to accept MD players except for the Revolution network which does me no good if you can't get your money back off! What's the point....rather just go play live when I get the chances...sad because playing with play money just for practice is just as stupid but I see no other options :/

Anyone have any ideas!? I can't find ANYTHING!

Put cash in an envelope and send it to someone you trust to deposit for you.

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So how do I get money into my sports betting account?

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Almost every online sportsbook will gladly accept MoneyGram or Western Union deposits. To do this, you simply phone or email the sportsbook after you sign up. Tell them you want to make a person to person deposit. More details on this method are below.
You can still use a VISA credit card to deposit with Bovada
(IF you cannot get your card to process, use their MyPaylinQ method. It works like PayPal, but it actually WORKS! Fund your MyPaylinQ account with your VISA, MasterCard, or Bank account. Then fund your Bovada account with your MyPaylinQ account for free.) Another advantage of this method is the fact that you will not have to scan and email your credit cards, utility bills, etc to Bovada, and you can get your withdrawals via MyPaylinQ as well!)
You can still use VISA and American Express credit cards to deposit at BetOnline.com

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Are there other ways for Americans to fund online sports betting accounts?
Yes, there are a couple more easy to use ways. The first is Western Union and the other is MoneyGram. These are essentially the same type of service. To use these methods, simply phone or email your sportsbook and tell them that you wish to deposit via Western Union or MoneyGram. They will give you all the details you need. You can use MoneyGram online or you can take the instructions to any WalMart and complete your transaction there. By the time you get home, your account will be funded! Be sure to inquire of the sportsbook agent while you have them on the phone, about getting a deposit bonus and reimbursed for your fees. You can win lots of $ from those bonuses!

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not being American , i can't test out Bovada but these should work for poker as well

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not being American , i can't test out Bovada but these should work for poker as well

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This would work if I wasn't in MD. They decline everything from MD, and honestly the only guy I trust out of state is in NY which is another state they are denying...

This is quite annoying! Why can't it just be like the old days!

What stakes are you planning on playing?

I will end up playing 1/2 NL but just to start out I will probably be playing some .25/.50. Which I am right now :) I ended up depositing on http://www.sportsbetting.ag/ . I am not a fan of how BetOnline does business as I have deposited money on their sites before including sportsbook as well. Liking this site so far. It's no pokerstars obviously.

I woulda done Brovada cuz games are soft and throughout the years they have consistently weathered any big payout delays.

Also, post pics of your ex-gf again.