OT:Anybody use Bovada?

mwulf

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I did when they were bodog and liked them but about 5-6 years ago they limited all of my bets to 25 dollar max bet limits so I bailed. Relatively easy payouts and a nice site but I cant use it at 25 bucks anymore..5dimes ever since
 

jawatkins

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Thanks, I am very small time in betting. It's not that I can't afford more I just think it's fun to do small bets and make games like soccer, tennis, and college games I know nothing about a little more interesting. Just want to give myself a rooting interest in random teams and athletes so I don't mind small bet limits. I think I'll try Bovada.
 

Skerz4Life50

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What's your experience?
I know this is a really late response to your thread but I use bovada. I've really enjoyed it so far. Last year was the first year I put money in it and so far it has been a great investment for me. Others have said they had limits on bets, I have never reached those, not saying they aren't in place but they are much higher than $25, guaranteed over $100.

The sketchiest part is that you have to charge a credit card which charges to China, and when you cash out you get a check from Canada. So for me with a Wells Fargo bank took between 5 and 10 bucks for foreign transaction fees. I'm sure a lot of you know this stuff but it has been a learning process for myself. I also have learned I'm pretty damn good at betting on college football, but absolute crap on pro football and all other sports.

Have you had a good experience at all?
 
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