[2119]

Hey, im a newbie with all of this, but I placed a few wagers on sportsbook and then withdrew $75 and they sent me a check, no problem.

Then I changed to Bodog because i heard all of the horror stories with sportsbook.

So I tried to make my first withdraw ($100) and they are asking me to fax over some info like drivers license and voided check.

is this standard practice? Thanks guys.

[Bill Dozer]

Hey, im a newbie with all of this, but I placed a few wagers on sportsbook and then withdrew $75 and they sent me a check, no problem.

Then I changed to Bodog because i heard all of the horror stories with sportsbook.

So I tried to make my first withdraw ($100) and they are asking me to fax over some info like drivers license and voided check.

is this standard practice? Thanks guys.

Welcome 2119. Yes, it usually depends on the transfer method and the book but it's common for book's to verify identity. If you deposited by CC it is almost standard procedure. A lot of players scan their details once and keep the file available upon request.

[bigboydan]

Looks like Mr.Dozer beat me to this one.

Heres what it states on Bodogs website:

You may be required to submit additional information for account verification.

[LLXC]

Using neteller simplifies the process.

[justbet]

also, it is a one time thing and then you never have to do it again.

[Seattle Slew]

I believe bodog does not accept e-mail attachments since they claim they cannot see them clearly. You must fax it in.

A lot of players scan their details once and keep the file available upon request.