Originally Posted by
FENDER1
I can think of quite a few other Sportsbooks that ask for photos of players holding their ID, even Bet 365 have on occasions. And notarized docs were often asked for by Australian Bookies (Iasbet etc) MD Smith must have led a sheltered like lol. As for birth certificates, why would anyone accept them, they have no photo ID on them, and anyone can get anyone else"s birth certificate easily.
From a Sportsbook"s point of view, the world, particularly certain parts, are awash with fake and multi accounts, and they have to make sure each player is genuine. Its a pain, but that's the way it is