Gambling Sites that accept USA players

[WayneC]

Hi, do some of you have info what happened on USA gambling market, because as I read more states legalized it and I think more and more companies can enter this big gambling market. Someone, to has fresh info? Thanks.

Hi, it's very interesting topic for discussion. I can answer that on USA gambling market is really big changes right now. I read about it so many topics like this and can answer you, that in 70% of states you can legal start a company on the gambling market.

Also illigal now only in Hawaii, South Carolina and Utah.
Other states have some restrictions.

 

[ken]

The US is very tough on online gambling, this makes it really hard for Americans to be able to bet online and also as far as I know most major European and Asian bookies do not accept US bettors.

 

[Crypto2win]

There are some ways now-days to gamble from the US.
Are you guys open to use another currency than $ to place your bets ?

 

[ken]

There are some ways now-days to gamble from the US.
Are you guys open to use another currency than $ to place your bets ?

really?? this is interesting. And how will they get pass the verification phase? bookies and brokers are quite tough on US bettors, they simply do not want to have anything to do with such traffic, i'm keen on knowing which way around you may have for them!

 

[Crypto2win]

really?? this is interesting. And how will they get pass the verification phase? bookies and brokers are quite tough on US bettors, they simply do not want to have anything to do with such traffic, i'm keen on knowing which way around you may have for them!

Have you had a look at the link on my signature? (I'm not sure I can include a direct link in my post)
It's a detailed review of some bookies (my favorites one). Some of them accept US gamblers and are regulated, Some of them geo-block Us gamblers but allow their user to use VPNs and allow their players to remain 100% anonymous...

I let you do the maths on that ahahahaha

 

[sasha_under]

Bovada, Intertops, Mybookie - they all accept US players, with or without VPNs. There are also a number of ways to deposit/withdraw that have nothing to do with classic banking.

However, these three examples I gave you are considered "offshore" bookies, they tend to be in the "grey area". For bookies, there's also a way to operate legally in the US by getting a New Jersey online gambling license - poker and casino, not sure if sports betting is legal.

 

[sportsjunkie]

Two of the best platforms that I know are stake.com and nitrogensports.eu
You can easily access them using a VPN.

 

[ken]

Have you had a look at the link on my signature? (I'm not sure I can include a direct link in my post)
It's a detailed review of some bookies (my favorites one). Some of them accept US gamblers and are regulated, Some of them geo-block Us gamblers but allow their user to use VPNs and allow their players to remain 100% anonymous...

I let you do the maths on that ahahahaha

makes sense, thank u for sharing that!

 

[Reditkind]

Sounds really interesting, thanks for the info.

 

[Miranda]

Helpful information.

 

[Edgar Ferrara]

A lot of people that don't live in states where they can use Draftkings, Fanduel and others like MyBookie a lot. Obviously, there are still Betonline, Bookmaker, ext.. However, there are a lot more options since we first discussed this.