HighlandFox
Member
’ve been betting on football (proper football, not American) for years, and I’ve noticed something interesting: UK bookies feel more restrictive compared to their European counterparts.
A mate of mine from Spain showed me a betting site he uses, and it blew my mind. Better odds, fewer restrictions, and no ridiculous account limits just because you win a bit. Meanwhile, UK bookmakers seem to love slashing limits the moment you have a good week. And don’t get me started on those "stake restrictions" that seem to apply only when you're winning.
I get that regulation is important, but are we at the point where it’s actually driving serious bettors away? Curious to hear from others—has anyone else noticed this, or is it just me being salty over a few restricted accounts?
A mate of mine from Spain showed me a betting site he uses, and it blew my mind. Better odds, fewer restrictions, and no ridiculous account limits just because you win a bit. Meanwhile, UK bookmakers seem to love slashing limits the moment you have a good week. And don’t get me started on those "stake restrictions" that seem to apply only when you're winning.
I get that regulation is important, but are we at the point where it’s actually driving serious bettors away? Curious to hear from others—has anyone else noticed this, or is it just me being salty over a few restricted accounts?