Best Online Site - TN
April 25th, 2023 at 7:41:46 AM
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What's the best gaming site to be accessed from TN for Matching Deposit Bonus for the following games, listed in preference:
- poker
- craps
- French Roulette
- Mississippi Stud
Also I've had an account with Bovada with no activity in 10 years. Will that come in the way of Bonuses since they are for new accounts only?
Much Thanks!
- poker
- craps
- French Roulette
- Mississippi Stud
Also I've had an account with Bovada with no activity in 10 years. Will that come in the way of Bonuses since they are for new accounts only?
Much Thanks!
April 25th, 2023 at 8:09:57 AM
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Thread title edited.
May the cards fall in your favor.
April 25th, 2023 at 10:18:07 AM
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I live in TN, and unless I've missed something recently, online casino gambling continues to be forbidden by state law. The obvious exception is sports wagering which is now permitted, available and overseen by the state.
So, a few international online casino sites are the only ones available to Tennessee residents - but in defiance of state law. Gambling online with these international casinos comes with considerable jeopardy of not being allowed to withdraw your funds.
Perhaps I have misunderstood the context of your question?
So, a few international online casino sites are the only ones available to Tennessee residents - but in defiance of state law. Gambling online with these international casinos comes with considerable jeopardy of not being allowed to withdraw your funds.
Perhaps I have misunderstood the context of your question?
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April 25th, 2023 at 11:59:49 AM
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I live in Vegas but will be moving to Nashville soon. Will there be problems if I sign on now and then move states?
The answer, thus far, seems to be not to deposit or play while in TN because of withdrawal issues from international sites?
The answer, thus far, seems to be not to deposit or play while in TN because of withdrawal issues from international sites?
April 25th, 2023 at 12:20:40 PM
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Maybe It can be useful for you
8 Geo Comply Troubleshooting Tips:
https://www.actionnetwork.com/education/geo-comply-troubleshooting-tips
Here are eight reasons and explanations GeoComply thinks you’re not in a legal betting state. If none of these tips work, hit them up on Twitter.
1. Uninstall and Reinstall GeoComply
The old “unplug and plug it back in” method can work if GeoComply is giving you issues.
2. It’s Your Router — Try Changing Your DNS Settings
New Verizon FIOS gigabyte routers (G3100) in particular do not work with GeoComply under the router’s factory settings.
You need to change your DNS settings on your computer. Here’s a detailed read on how to do it for both Mac and Windows.
3. Turn Off VPNs, Zoom, etc.
When you have any sort of location-altering program turned on, GeoComply becomes a frantic mess.
My work laptop runs a piece of security software that GeoComply thinks is me trying to circumvent the location checks. So I can’t bet when Zoom is running because it thinks I’m no longer in New Jersey.
Turn off any program you think would give GeoComply the impression that you’re trying to mask your location.
4. You’re Too Close to the Border
Sports bettors in states like New York have made a habit of heading right over the state border to New Jersey to bet. But in certain locations close to the border — Washington D.C. in particular — GeoComply can’t seem to discern whether or not you’re in range.
Even between the Pennsylvania and New Jersey borders, which both have legal betting, GeoComply can have issues and prevent you from betting.
5. Update Your Computer’s Operating System
GeoComply doesn’t work on some older Mac operating systems. Try updating your software.
6. Clear Your Browser Cache to Force Any Changes to Kick In
A cache in your browser stores frequently-accessed static content. So unless you clear it, your browser could still be running under the old information that made GeoComply fail to work.
Clear your cache after taking the steps above, or try a different browser.
7. If All Else Fails, Bet on Your Phone
The sad reality is that GeoComply will likely give you trouble forever. Bet on your phone (not on WiFi) if you can’t on desktop.
8. Hit Them Up on Twitter
For all the issues, GeoComply is pretty good about responding to users. Hit them up on Twitter.
8 Geo Comply Troubleshooting Tips:
https://www.actionnetwork.com/education/geo-comply-troubleshooting-tips
Here are eight reasons and explanations GeoComply thinks you’re not in a legal betting state. If none of these tips work, hit them up on Twitter.
1. Uninstall and Reinstall GeoComply
The old “unplug and plug it back in” method can work if GeoComply is giving you issues.
2. It’s Your Router — Try Changing Your DNS Settings
New Verizon FIOS gigabyte routers (G3100) in particular do not work with GeoComply under the router’s factory settings.
You need to change your DNS settings on your computer. Here’s a detailed read on how to do it for both Mac and Windows.
3. Turn Off VPNs, Zoom, etc.
When you have any sort of location-altering program turned on, GeoComply becomes a frantic mess.
My work laptop runs a piece of security software that GeoComply thinks is me trying to circumvent the location checks. So I can’t bet when Zoom is running because it thinks I’m no longer in New Jersey.
Turn off any program you think would give GeoComply the impression that you’re trying to mask your location.
4. You’re Too Close to the Border
Sports bettors in states like New York have made a habit of heading right over the state border to New Jersey to bet. But in certain locations close to the border — Washington D.C. in particular — GeoComply can’t seem to discern whether or not you’re in range.
Even between the Pennsylvania and New Jersey borders, which both have legal betting, GeoComply can have issues and prevent you from betting.
5. Update Your Computer’s Operating System
GeoComply doesn’t work on some older Mac operating systems. Try updating your software.
6. Clear Your Browser Cache to Force Any Changes to Kick In
A cache in your browser stores frequently-accessed static content. So unless you clear it, your browser could still be running under the old information that made GeoComply fail to work.
Clear your cache after taking the steps above, or try a different browser.
7. If All Else Fails, Bet on Your Phone
The sad reality is that GeoComply will likely give you trouble forever. Bet on your phone (not on WiFi) if you can’t on desktop.
8. Hit Them Up on Twitter
For all the issues, GeoComply is pretty good about responding to users. Hit them up on Twitter.
I’d rather have to be a lucky player than good one.
