How to Use Bitcoin for Betting Football This Season – BetPhoenix Makes It Easy
BetPhoenix.ag has just released its latest simplified deposit methods with a special emphasis on Bitcoin this Football season. They provide instructions on how to deposit using this method.
Deposit methods include the following (notice the lesser emphasis on credit cards):
1) BitCoin
2) MG & WU
3) Credit Cards
4) Bankwire
The Bitcoin option has grown increasingly possible at online sportsbooks, some claiming Bitcoin now accounts for over a quarter of all deposits.
How to use Bitcoin for betting Football and all other sports as well as for use in the online casino:
1) Players may now access the Bitcoin service by logging into their player account and clicking on the Cashier.
2) Once in the Cashier, players may access the BitCoin Service. (BitCoin Cashier Button)
3) In order for players to begin using BitCoin, they much first create an “Online BitCoin Wallet.”
Recommended Sites:
CoinBase.com - Coinbase links to US bank account but it may take a week to verify your account.
Another option:
LocalBitcoins.com – This is a quick purchase and selling of BitCoin site.
And YES you can purchase Bitcoins with a credit card here.
4) Once they have registered for a BitCoin wallet, you may begin to purchase BitCoin directly on that site.
5) After purchasing their BitCoin(s), they must go back to their Cashier in their player account. Then click on the Generate BitCoin Address.
6) With the Unique Address ID, Players may begin to send the deposit. (In the form of BitCoin - NOT CASH!) Min BitCoin Deposit is $50!
7) Once the BitCoin Deposit has been sent players can call to verify it has been credited.
Note: Currently BetPhoenix is only accepting BitCoin deposit. The Withdrawal option by BitCoin will be coming soon.
Oh and let’s not forget that special BetPhoenix.ag Bitcoin deposit bonus found here.
- $100 - $299: 100% Cash Bonus + 10% Free Play
- $300 - $499: 100% Cash Bonus + 25% Free Play
- $500 – up: 100% Cash Bonus + 25% Free Play + 5% Cash Bonus
- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com
