[framboise]

please name all the good sportsbooks who doesn't ask ID document when asking for a cashout?

[framboise]

does betjamaica ask for ID document if you make a deposit with **********?

[Halo]

I don't remember Bodog doing so

[bigboydan]

Wsex doesn't

[kamo]

does betjamaica ask for ID document if you make a deposit with **********?

yup

[framboise]

allright, thanks for all your answers. Bodog, i cannot create an account at their online sportsbook because i am Canadian.
Wsex looks good, an A+ rating company, i like it.
Betjamaica, well, i will need a scanner and some cash to be able to withdraw the money.

[imgv94]

you must be under 21.

[framboise]

"you must be under 21."

are you talking to me? If so, why you said that?

i'm 26 by the way.

[JC]

"you must be under 21."

are you talking to me? If so, why you said that?

i'm 26 by the way.

Are you not playing under your own name?

[framboise]

"Are you not playing under your own name?"

what's the point?

[Santo]

That everyone else proves their identity to sportsbooks.

[framboise]

and yes, i am playing under my real name.

[framboise]

willhill never asked me my document ID. maybe i'm lucky or they just don't care.

[Starion]

My experience has been that it depends on how you're funding the account. If you fund it with debit/************ and such you can just about count on being asked for ID due to fraud.

If you deposit via cashiers check or something like that and they hassle you for ID when you withdraw they're basically looking for an excuse not to pay you in my opinion.

I've played with A books or better and have never been asked for proof of ID because I don't use ************.

[framboise]

In the past, i deposited via ************. Some books asked me my ID documents, like Canbet, bet365, wagerstreet and sportsinteraction but william hill never asked me my ID documents.

It's a shame that Neteller will close the gambling market for Canadians. Neteller was by far my favorite payment method.