Betvoyager for US players

[Proofreaders2000]

Thomas can you set up for PaddyPower? (same deal as BetVoyager/Dublinbet?)

[ThomasGrant]

Thomas can you set up for PaddyPower? (same deal as BetVoyager/Dublinbet?)

Send me the link.

[Carsch]

I would have to use a dummy name, address, phone number, etc.   You guys think that's safe?

Sam

You won't be able to make a real money transaction.

[ThomasGrant]

This is the link from Proofreaders2000

Here's the link.

link:://:.paddypower.com/bet

Went to the site.
Tried to create a account.
The did not have Australia listed.
So I went to the help desk.
Asked why they don't have Australia as a country?
They said.
"We don't accept players from Australia"

So it is a no go for me.

Got any others you would like me to try?

[Colbster]

Thomas,
Kudos for offering to help out we poor Americans.  I used the technique you quoted for adding funds through webmoney and it worked brilliantly, although the fees were a bit much (I'm up roughly 50% despite the fees, though, so it all worked out just fine!).  Just wanted to express my appreciation for what you do in this forum.

[birdhands]

I want to tell everyone that Thomas just went out of his way to help me get money into BV.   It was easy and Thomas was a pleasure to talk to.   I'm really grateful there are people like him out there.   Thanks Thomas.

Sam

[ThomasGrant]

I want to tell everyone that Thomas just went out of his way to help me get money into BV.   It was easy and Thomas was a pleasure to talk to.   I'm really grateful there are people like him out there.   Thanks Thomas.

Sam

Your welcome.

Just trying to help you hapless Americans out.
Since your Government does not seem capable of letting you make a Adult decision, and allow you to play at a Online Casino.

[GLC]

Your welcome.

Just trying to help you hapless Americans out.
Since your Government does not seem capable of letting you make a Adult decision, and allow you to play at a Online Casino.

It's all politics.  The brick and mortar joints have too much money they use to wine n dine the politicians to keep on-line casinos illegal.  One day it'll happen.  there's already movement in that direction.

[ThomasGrant]

It's all politics.  The brick and mortar joints have too much money they use to wine n dine the politicians to keep on-line casinos illegal.  One day it'll happen.  there's already movement in that direction.

Right...

There has been movement.
But I would not hold my breath.
Not only does it have to pass congress.
But the separate states can overrule the outcome.
State Rights.

America...

Land of the long lost tribe called the Frkawe...

As in: Where the Frkawe... 



Only kidding...

Been there.
I like Americans.
For the most part.

[ADulay]

Another problem is that the Indian Casino lobby carries a lot of weight with the state legislatures.

The cities of Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville all wanted to have legitimate casino gambling offered up by the usual mega-corporations but it was voted down (with a lot of PAC money) due mainly to the actions of ALL the Indian nation corporations.

Anytime legalized gambling is brought up for a vote, there's one huge contributor to the "anti-gambling" block.    Yep, the Indian casino nations.

Hypocracy at it finest for sure!

And it's probably one of the big reasons I play mostly online instead in the local Indian place.

AD

PS   For those of you outside the USofA, the "Indian Nation" refers to the indigenous Indian tribes of North America and not Indians from India.   I actually had a guy ask me about that.

[Carsch]

Well, most indian casinos suck, period. A few of them, that I know of, you still have to pay a fee every time you place a black jack bet. Many don't offer roulette and craps. In California it's a joke; roulette is not played with a roulette wheel and a ball; instead they use playing cards or some other means to replace roulette. Same with Craps.........players don't roll dices - decks of cards are used instead.

[ADulay]

Ours down here in Florida aren't too bad, just no roulette.

BlackJack, baccarat, several of the poker venues and of course the ever present slot machines.

For some reason the only roulette in the state is the off shore boats that go out every day.

AD

[Moxy]

Does anyone know exactly when BV started accepting US players?  I know it wasn't the case a few years ago.   Thanks. . .

[Carsch]

They don't............not that i know of.

[Colbster]

They allow you to create an account with a note that you are responsible for knowing the laws in your own jurisdiction.  The funding issue is very difficult, but not insurmountable if you really want to play in the paradise that is known as no-zero roulette.  Personally, all the hassle I had to go through to get an account opened and funded was worth every single cent and second I spent on it.  BV is awesome!