Tom said he wrote the book three times on Tuesday and another three times on Wednesday to no avail. “Sometimes withdrawals would lag but since Bitcoin, it’s always been pretty smooth.” “I’ve used them for the last 17 years with no real issues,” said Tom from Illinois, who says he has $20,000 in his account with the book. Sports Betting Legalization Tracker: New York Goes Live Read now To date, no American bettor has been prosecuted for using an offshore site, only people who run the sites who have entered U.S. Are our balances safe? When will the site be back? It feels like they’ve ghosted us.”īettors interviewed for this story said they preferred to only use their first name.

We just want an answer or to hear something from them. “Eight hours later they posted it was planned maintenance. and was getting errors,” said Ryan from Utah, who says he has nearly $30,000 tied up with the sportsbook. The site’s call line is not available and refers bettors to a chat or an email address that has not responded to questions. Sportsbook.ag, which is not a legal site for United States residents, posted a “down for maintenance” sign early Monday morning, according to interviews with bettors who have been following the saga. Original Story: Bettors are nervous after a well-known online betting site has been down for more than 50 hours. User funds appear safe, and a message on the company’s homepage says it is working to get the issues resolved as soon as possible. Sportsbook had just five sports listed - NBA, NHL, college basketball, Formula 1 and soccer. Users were able to login Thursday morning, though some of the site’s offerings were still limited.

UPDATE: Sportsbook.ag is back online after more than 60 hours offline.

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