Depositing into books without being there

So I ran out of money in my online app at a sportsbook and was wondering if I could deposit money without going there, like a wire or money order. Anyone ever try this? I prefer not to go back into the casino if possible.

Quote: djatc

So I ran out of money in my online app at a sportsbook and was wondering if I could deposit money without going there, like a wire or money order. Anyone ever try this? I prefer not to go back into the casino if possible.

No.

I think Satans has this thing where you can remotely add money to your account. But you have to set it up with your bank account or at least a credit or debit card, SSN, etc. I’ve never done it before, but yeah, apparently that’s a thing.

Quote: djatc

So I ran out of money in my online app at a sportsbook and was wondering if I could deposit money without going there, like a wire or money order. Anyone ever try this? I prefer not to go back into the casino if possible.

William Hill has agreements with 7-11 and many PT's Pubs where you can make deposits. I have deposited at the PT's by my house.

I really don't know their limits and if they will take 7 figure deposits like you roll.

Quote: DRich

William Hill has agreements with 7-11 and many PT's Pubs where you can make deposits. I have deposited at the PT's by my house.

I really don't know their limits and if they will take 7 figure deposits like you roll.

He's probably banned from 7-11 and PTs.

So far I've seen William Hill, and Stations.

It's very inconvenient to deposit money at a sportsbook. Usually by the time my bets resolve for the day they close, and many times one book I will have a huge balance, but the others go to 0. I do like WH having kiosks at PT's. I can stop by anytime to put more money in.

Supposebly MGM has kiosks you can reload there too. At Cantor, I heard you have to go to the casino you signed up at to reload, which is a PITA.

Best place is South Point btw. Open 24 hours, and they always are willing to take bets.

One book I went to sign up at was about to close, right before half time of the last NBA game for the day... they must only get old people there or something.

Quote: djatc

So I ran out of money in my online app at a sportsbook and was wondering if I could deposit money without going there, like a wire or money order. Anyone ever try this? I prefer not to go back into the casino if possible.

I'm pretty sure this is a bad idea. The fees would be hefty.

Quote: DRich

William Hill has agreements with 7-11 and many PT's Pubs where you can make deposits. I have deposited at the PT's by my house.

I really don't know their limits and if they will take 7 figure deposits like you roll.

Apparently I'm not up to date on this stuff. In-person cash deposit at the casino/book's counter was the only thing they were set up to do when I opened my accounts; guess I need to get more experience with that "add more money INTO wagering account" thing.

Wm. Hill is one ADW book that I use sometimes, and pulling into a handy 24 hr corner wino grocery place could be pretty convenient, but I wonder: What are the chances that a random 7-11 clerk would actually know how to do this? Were the PT's people in your transaction familiar enough that it was reasonably simple & quick to accomplish? Compared to say having to park and cross the slot maze at a medium-smallish casino venue with one of their book-in-a-box outlets in it?

Quote: DrawingDead

What are the chances that a random 7-11 clerk would actually know how to do this? Were the PT's people in your transaction familiar enough that it was reasonably simple & quick to accomplish? Compared to say having to park and cross the slot maze at a medium-smallish casino venue with one of their book-in-a-box outlets in it?

I have never deposited at 7-11 but I did not have any problems depositing at PT's for William Hill. I would guess it took 5 minutes or so.

Quote: DRich

...<SNIP>... I would guess it took 5 minutes or so.

Thanks.

At PT's it's like loading money into a slot machine. Kinda sucks since it's real slow so putting in $2k takes a while.