Does anyone use bodog?

Question

If so, is it alright for U.S. citizens to use it? I keep hearing how some people aren't getting their checks for several months and when they do they end up bouncing. I heard about Intertops.com but I read their terms and it lists states that cannot use the site...does bodog do the same? - I cant find a list. Also if I used intertops and my bank account is in NJ (which is banned from gambling in) can I still gamble in Mass. where I go to school?

Answer 1

No but I prank call them all the time

Answer 2

Bodog in its various namesakes has had a revolving door of payment processors in the last several years.  On top of that, their sports betting lines are posted late in the day, and are heavily favored towards the house!  I'd recommend other great sites, such as Bookmaker or Intertops.  Read the reviews of each at http://dagus-statistics.com/reviews.htm

Gambling online in a state where it is illegal is your own risk, but it is highly unlikely you, or anybody will face legal issues.  Checks are made by the gambling site's bank, and have no indication that they are from a gambling site.  Hope this helps.  

Answer 3

I used it last year for a couple horse races - and a coworker won a bit of money using their virtual slot machines (I don't think she had trouble getting her check).  But I haven't used it in a while so I couldn't say.

Answer 4

I haven't tried to get a check from BoDog but I have used golden casino.  Their checks come quickly and they do not bounce.  They also accept bets from all US states.  Check out http://www.layingodds.com for a list of reputable online casinos that accept US players.

Answer 5

Intertops is okay to use. They accept players from all states. Bodog also is USA welcome. Many people from USA gamble, dont be fooled by false things said by people that doesnt know. Yes, its hard to deposit but checks come back when you withdraw. You can play at USA welcome sites like the ones listed at http://www.bettingwise.com/usagamblingsi...