[Savior17]

You should take a look at the "fine print" and the fees (although they are not too high at all). Company is in Panama (now the gov't will say that gambling $$ are going to drug lords), but you would have to submit to jurisdiction if there is a dispute in Van Nuys, CA. I guess a foreign co doing business in the US may need a domestic court for disputes, but that and doing business generally with US citizens subjects the company itself to US jurisdiction. This MAY (or may not) bother me. Although the focus appears to be on sportsbetting sites, how long will it take before the gov't takes "interest" in companies like this!? Also, they absolve themselves of a ton of liability.

I would take a look at 2+2 on this topic. I am not a computer/internet whiz, but it does not have the secure logo on the page and they ask for a ton of information and may do a credit check - WHY??. I would give it a little time before using this method.

Just my 2 pennies.

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