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I took up that offer of the free £20 bet the other week, I put it on Rangers and they drew so no luck.

I then used it on Roulette and won £40, when I went to lift it the option of putting it back onto the debit card is not there.

To pay by bank transfer its asking for:

BIC code: ??

IBAN number: This is 22 digits long apparently??

Anyone know what to do? I dont have anything in my bank account that is 22 digits long?

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When you go to the "Make a Withdrawal" page, you should have 3 options: Credit Card; Bank Transfer; The Electronic Wallet.

I'm assuming you set up a moneybookers account when you signed up (I think that's the only way to deposit by debit card) so choose the "Electronic Wallet" option and it should put it straight back onto your card. (tu)

First withdrawal you need to send them a scan of your passport or driving license. I've not been arsed to do that yet, so my money is still in my betclic account. I'll spunk it against the wall on some stupid bet soon, that'll teach them for making it hard to withdraw.

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I don't remember setting up one but I possibly did without knowing.

How the fuck am I supposed to send them a scan of my documents though? Im on a netbook FFS.

<cr>

You'll just have to bet your £40 away. You might have a fortune in there by the time you get back from Oz.

Doesn't do you much good at the moment, right enough :(

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I don't remember setting up one but I possibly did without knowing.

How the fuck am I supposed to send them a scan of my documents though? Im on a netbook FFS.

<cr>

Leave £20 in there, and bet the other £20 on a red hot favourite.

Continue to bet half what you have, and bank the other half, always on red hot favourites.

When you return from Oz you'll be minted.

I started with £10 at the start of the football season and now have £450 in the bank, only betting on certainties.

An old boy told me about this system for folk like me who don't gamble heavily.

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didnt realise the having to send a copy of id to it untill after i tried 2 withdraw the money, seemed dodgy to me so i just spent the money on a bet

dont get how they can take money out a bank account but cant put the money back into the same account without id <cr>

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I don't remember setting up one but I possibly did without knowing.

How the fuck am I supposed to send them a scan of my documents though? Im on a netbook FFS.

<cr>

Leave £20 in there, and bet the other £20 on a red hot favourite.

Continue to bet half what you have, and bank the other half, always on red hot favourites.

When you return from Oz you'll be minted.

I started with £10 at the start of the football season and now have £450 in the bank, only betting on certainties.

An old boy told me about this system for folk like me who don't gamble heavily.

I might do this, actually. Cheers booler (tu)

Edit: Right, so at the moment I have £25 in the bank (having won a fiver on Blackjack this morning).

I would bet £12.50 on a dead cert (say 1/5 on) and get £15 back. Would I bank half of that (£7.50) and bet £7.50 on another odds on? Surely the amount I'm betting would keep diminishing if the "dead certs" are odds on?

More explanation required please :)

Edit again: Or do I bet half of my total i.e. half of (£12.50 banked + £15 won)?

That makes more sense actually.

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I don't remember setting up one but I possibly did without knowing.

How the fuck am I supposed to send them a scan of my documents though? Im on a netbook FFS.

<cr>

Leave £20 in there, and bet the other £20 on a red hot favourite.

Continue to bet half what you have, and bank the other half, always on red hot favourites.

When you return from Oz you'll be minted.

I started with £10 at the start of the football season and now have £450 in the bank, only betting on certainties.

An old boy told me about this system for folk like me who don't gamble heavily.

I might do this, actually. Cheers booler (tu)

Edit: Right, so at the moment I have £25 in the bank (having won a fiver on Blackjack this morning).

I would bet £12.50 on a dead cert (say 1/5 on) and get £15 back. Would I bank half of that (£7.50) and bet £7.50 on another odds on? Surely the amount I'm betting would keep diminishing if the "dead certs" are odds on?

More explanation required please :)

Edit again: Or do I bet half of my total i.e. half of (£12.50 banked + £15 won)?

That makes more sense actually.

Bet half of your total in the bank always.

If ye start with £20, bet £10.

If ye win £10 ye then have £20 plus yer £10 still in the bank = £30.

Next time ye bet £15 and get say £25 back, giving ye yer £15 in he bank plus yer £25 = £40.

This time ye bet £20 and so and so on.

If ye happen tae get a loser ye fall back on yer money in the bank and start again.

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I'm interested in this theory. Thanks for sharing.

Anything that helps fellow Bears make a bob or 2 mate.

Let us know how ye get on.

I've started to reduce my stakes due to watching the outgoings more closely due to not working recently so this might well appeal (tu)

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I don't remember setting up one but I possibly did without knowing.

How the fuck am I supposed to send them a scan of my documents though? Im on a netbook FFS.

<cr>

Leave £20 in there, and bet the other £20 on a red hot favourite.

Continue to bet half what you have, and bank the other half, always on red hot favourites.

When you return from Oz you'll be minted.

I started with £10 at the start of the football season and now have £450 in the bank, only betting on certainties.

An old boy told me about this system for folk like me who don't gamble heavily.

I might do this, actually. Cheers booler (tu)

Edit: Right, so at the moment I have £25 in the bank (having won a fiver on Blackjack this morning).

I would bet £12.50 on a dead cert (say 1/5 on) and get £15 back. Would I bank half of that (£7.50) and bet £7.50 on another odds on? Surely the amount I'm betting would keep diminishing if the "dead certs" are odds on?

More explanation required please :)

Edit again: Or do I bet half of my total i.e. half of (£12.50 banked + £15 won)?

That makes more sense actually.

Bet half of your total in the bank always.

If ye start with £20, bet £10.

If ye win £10 ye then have £20 plus yer £10 still in the bank = £30.

Next time ye bet £15 and get say £25 back, giving ye yer £15 in he bank plus yer £25 = £40.

This time ye bet £20 and so and so on.

If ye happen tae get a loser ye fall back on yer money in the bank and start again.

Going with this strategy, after 10 consecutive winning bets at let's say 1/5, you would have a total bank of £64.86, for 20 consecutive winning bets you would have a balance of £190.96 and the figure rises remarkabely over a higher sample.....

At some point, they will recognise you as a consistently winning punter and they will end up limiting you.

So, at this point (20 bets), I would revert to 1/4 of your bank to bet with, so bet #21 would be £47.48 rather than £95.48.

Good Luck

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I don't remember setting up one but I possibly did without knowing.

How the fuck am I supposed to send them a scan of my documents though? Im on a netbook FFS.

<cr>

Leave £20 in there, and bet the other £20 on a red hot favourite.

Continue to bet half what you have, and bank the other half, always on red hot favourites.

When you return from Oz you'll be minted.

I started with £10 at the start of the football season and now have £450 in the bank, only betting on certainties.

An old boy told me about this system for folk like me who don't gamble heavily.

I might do this, actually. Cheers booler (tu)

Edit: Right, so at the moment I have £25 in the bank (having won a fiver on Blackjack this morning).

I would bet £12.50 on a dead cert (say 1/5 on) and get £15 back. Would I bank half of that (£7.50) and bet £7.50 on another odds on? Surely the amount I'm betting would keep diminishing if the "dead certs" are odds on?

More explanation required please :)

Edit again: Or do I bet half of my total i.e. half of (£12.50 banked + £15 won)?

That makes more sense actually.

Bet half of your total in the bank always.

If ye start with £20, bet £10.

If ye win £10 ye then have £20 plus yer £10 still in the bank = £30.

Next time ye bet £15 and get say £25 back, giving ye yer £15 in he bank plus yer £25 = £40.

This time ye bet £20 and so and so on.

If ye happen tae get a loser ye fall back on yer money in the bank and start again.

Going with this strategy, after 10 consecutive winning bets at let's say 1/5, you would have a total bank of £64.86, for 20 consecutive winning bets you would have a balance of £190.96 and the figure rises remarkabely over a higher sample.....

At some point, they will recognise you as a consistently winning punter and they will end up limiting you.

So, at this point (20 bets), I would revert to 1/4 of your bank to bet with, so bet #21 would be £47.48 rather than £95.48.

Good Luck

If they limit you, just withdraw all your cash and open an account elsewhere.

Continue there.

Alternatively, just take your cash and start all over again.

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