[Iwinyourmoney]

Looking to make some online wagers tonight, any books take some E-checks and make credit instantly available?

[bigboydan]

5Dimes , Bodog, Skybook, and BetEd are the only ones that I know that currently accepts them. They will only let you deposit something like $300 every two weeks though.

[Iwinyourmoney]

Thanks, wanted to get in on Chicago+3. Went through BetEd

[Dead Money]

I just got a payout from them. It was very fast too. You can find some pretty good lines from them.

Took 6 days for cash to be direct deposited into checking act. withdraw limits are low but it fits my needs.

They kinda remind me of Bodog, but alot better believe it or not.
Pretty impressed considering the average rating they get.

[GamblingMike]

BetEd has an ECheck limit of $500 for deposit and $3000 weekly for withdrawal.

[jon13009]

Bodog has e-deposits, and you can bet immediately with them, but it takes about a month to officially clear - and if the money doesn't clear all those wagers (assuming to the amount deposited and to Bodog's liking) will be voided.

I have had no problems with it though, and wish the e-withdrawals would return (but assume they will not.)

There is a $500 limit, but can be raised if requested.

[bigboydan]

Originally Posted by jon13009

Bodog has e-deposits, and you can bet immediately with them, but it takes about a month to officially clear - and if the money doesn't clear all those wagers (assuming to the amount deposited and to Bodog's liking) will be voided.

I have had no problems with it though, and wish the e-withdrawals would return (but assume they will not.)

There is a $500 limit, but can be raised if requested.

When I phoned Bodog the other day I was told that they only offer Echeck deposits to those who had an account on file open pre-U.S. law changes (Oct. 13, 2006). Account holders after that date can only use debit cards for that type of direct deposit.