Offshore Debit Cards

[Rawhide]

I just read that Casablanca will now have payouts and deposits with their own mastercard. Besides Millennium and ABC, are there any other books that have this option? Also, Casablanca now allows you to cash in your frequent player points for parlays up to $500. A pretty good deal.

[sportshobby]

I'm sure this Mastercard will come in handy for many. But I think you have to have a different account/card for each sportsbook, even though they are all administered by Provident Bank and Trust of Belize.

It seems that a big benefit to the player would be a single account which can be used for a number of sportsbooks. Not quite the same as the British "Switch" card, but still a big help to the player.

[krackman]

I opened up with Casablanca a few weeks ago and have found them to be a great out . Dave runs a good operation and I will be looking in to this mastercard shortly.

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Krackman

Keep us posted on the mastercard
I am very interested to see if one card fits all.

I know that all or most sportsbooks take visa or M.C but at what price?

It would be nice to have one offshore bank issue a Visa or M.C that all books would allow deposits and withdrawls without fees.

[chestrockwells]

Another thing to remember is that the initial $100 that is assigned to you IS NOT the $100 that came out of your account to set the card up. So if you make the mistake that I did when I got my ABC card, and used it just to see if it will work, you will actually get a credit card bill complete with interest charges. The $100 taken out of your wagering account acts as security for the $100 credit limit on your debit/credit card. I thought that it was taken out of the wagering account and put into the debit card. That is not the case. It's a small matter but you'd be inpressed how long it actually takes for a payment to get credited to your account in Belize by mail.