[Ira Wilton]

Anybody know anything about these books? I stumbled across them on betbrain.

[bigboydan]

I have never played at Winunited personally because they don't accept U.S. players at all. However they have been around since 2005 and in the jurisdiction of Malta. Also, I believe Winunited hired the CEO from Ladbrokes not too long ago,

[Tevez]

charlytb ask:

"Somebody knows this book? www.betchance.com

They have license in Malta, I had a very bad experience with Playbanks (with license in Malta also), I tried to contact with Lottery and Gaming from Malta (www.lga.org.mt) but nobody answer."

I stumbled across them on betbrain too

[kiwi]

All these three books are books for small players who will limit you soon.

[vanman]

Does winunited payout ok kiwi.

[kiwi]

Long time ago they paid but had not much withdrawal options. I think I saw that nowadays they offer Moneybookers but I don't play there anymore.

[vanman]

[bigboydan]

BetChance (SBR rating D-) Update


The sportsbook has sent an email to players apologizing for "delayed payments and non availability of online chat during last few weeks" and states that a deal with new investors is in the works and should be finalized soon. Players hold out hope that the book will be able to regroup although long-time SBR readers realize that when a book admits it is looking to investors it is often too late to recover funds and may be a sign that the book is shifting blame to anonymous principals. Hundreds of BetChance complaints have flooded the SBR mailbox within the past two months. The most recent example of a book failing to obtain new investors is Premierbet (SBR rating D-) which is in no-pay mode and also leaving players fearing the worst. If BetChance is fortunate enough to receive new funding, players would be best served to continue to aggressively pursue their full balance.