But what about payouts? Sure, speed is paramount when requesting money, regardless of the reason. Are there options for receiving winnings that match the security offered with uploading cash via a tried-and-true prepaid method?

Here are a few recommendations for attaining the fastest payouts at our favorite prepaid gambling sites.

Gambling Vouchers

If the prepaid sportsbook or casino that you are doing business with offers vouchers, they can be issued as a payout within seconds. “Yeah, but isn’t that just a gift card to use at the gambling sites?”

Yes, that is exactly what it is. The dollars can only be used with the venue that issued the voucher. However, these casino and sportsbook vouchers can be sold to other members of that same gambling site.

That may seem like a few too many steps, but the benefits are plentiful. First, these voucher dollars can be sold to another member via any payment method the buyer and seller agree to.

This means that players can use PayPal, Venmo, or any other banking option to get payouts that both parties hold accounts with or possess.

Arrangements can be made in the user forums at any gambling site that offers vouchers. For players that would prefer to have a third party oversee the transaction, MatchPay is a vendor that offers that service.

However, MatchPay is limited to the banking options that are included in their banking suite, whereas personally arranged transactions can occur over any medium you choose.

Cryptocurrency Payouts

For many years, withdrawing winnings with cryptocurrency has been our preferred method of getting paid. If anonimity and security are what you’re after, crypto tops out at 100% in both requirements.

Almost all of the prepaid betting sites that we recommend allow Bitcoin payouts, but each venue’s banking suite varies in the altcoins that round out their offerings.

Most sites complete cryptocurency withdrawals within hours, but we’ve had transactions take over a day on a couple of occasions. These delays are mostly due to blockchain processing and how busy the banking window is at that given time.

Another benefit of using BTC and other altcoins is that there are rarely any fees attached. Cost-free payouts are important because it doesn’t cut into your winnings that you earned fair and square.

There can be a bit of a learning curve when first adopting crypto, but many of the sites have robust FAQ sections and how to guides that walk you through the entire process.

Sources: Barron’s

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Whether you intend on prepaid casino gambling, sports betting, or online poker, one of the best ways to upload funds or get paid is by using a prepaid method. Below, we’ve compiled our rationale for why gamblers in 2023 should think about prepaid betting.

5 Reasons To Consider Prepaid Gambling

1. Anonymity – We’re not here to judge. For some, a banking option with no name attached is a benefit that makes prepaid deposits and withdrawals attractive. Whether you’re using a voucher code or a prepaid debit card to make a deposit, there is no name attached to the online financial transaction.
2. Freedom Of Choice – Purchasing a prepaid voucher gives players the ability to buy sportsbook or casino funds using any method they prefer. Voucher buyers and sellers come together and agree upon the payment type, allowing exchanges to occur using any peer-to-peer vendor on the market. Methods like PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, and other peer-to-peer vendors aren’t accepted at gambling sites. Purchasing or selling a gambling voucher opens the door to these popular choices.
3. Near-Instant Payouts – Players that want to get paid out immediately in cash can sell their gambling site vouchers to other members of the same site. This can occur within minutes and can be arranged through the members themselves or via a third-party app like MatchPay. We’ve found MatchPay to be much quicker and more convenient than finding sellers on gambling site forums.
4. Withdrawals Can Be Made More Often – USD and cryptocurrency payouts cannot be requested every day, with timelines that vary from site to site. For instance, Bovada LV does not limit the number of vouchers you can request as long as there are withdrawable funds in your account.
5. No Fees Are Attached – There are no fees when depositing voucher funds or withdrawing by requesting a voucher code. The sales of vouchers could incur fees depending on which P2P vendor was used. MatchPay transactions are free but do not account for any fees added by the financial institution that was used to buy or sell the voucher.

In addition, gambling vouchers and MatchPay are safe methods of funding your online gambling. Uploads cannot be denied by government oversight, ensuring that your cash arrives in your betting account without delay.

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The following three voucher-related crimes occurred at domestic and international casinos over the past few weeks and serve as a reminder to keep your head on a swivel when handling monies of any kind while gambling.

Singapore Jails Tourist For Using Found Casino Vouchers

A tourist in a Singapore casino recently found out the hard way why picking up winning slots tickets off of a gaming floor and cashing them is a bad idea.

To many, the act may seem like finding money and fairly hanging on to it, but casinos do not share that belief. When 27-year-old Silitonga Andri Parulian picked up and cashed winning slots tickets worth $17,000, he departed the Marina Bay Sands Casino and promptly headed to the airport.

The casino became aware of the theft the following morning and was able to place Parulian on a no-fly list prior to his leaving Singapore. He was, however, able to transfer a majority of the stolen money before being apprehended.

Paurlian was sentenced to four months in jail on June 19th. The Marina Bay Sands Casino has yet to recover any of the stolen money.

Man Murdered Over $20 Voucher Theft In Las Vegas Casino

On June 10th, an argument over a missing $20 gambling voucher became deadly in a hotel room at the Excalibur Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Two friends began to argue after one accused the other of stealing a voucher that had been placed on a nightstand, resulting in violence.

The preceding fight was overheard on a phone call made from the shooting victim to his girlfriend, where he pleaded with her to convince the gunman that he had not stolen the voucher.

Hotel employees gained access to the room where they found Martell Merill, aged 35, dead upon arrival from a gunshot wound. Christopher Mason was arrested two days later on murder charges. A follow-up search of the hotel room revealed a bag of cocaine and other various unspecified illegal drugs.

A hearing for Mason in a Las Vegas courtroom is pending.

$859 Voucher Theft In Pennsylvania Casino

On July 11th, Jeffrey Clark, a 57-year-old man, allegedly stole a prepaid casino voucher from a woman valued at $859.13. Clark cashed the voucher at the casino and was later apprehended by Pennsylvania State Police.

The prepaid vouchers offered by the online casinos that we prefer are secure and incredibly difficult to steal without cooperation from the owner. Vouchers from offshore casinos are among the best options for the fastest payouts and are much more secure than physical credits given by local gaming houses.

If you do end up finding a gambling voucher that does not belong to you, contact the casino or your local gambling authority and report it to them. As you can see by these most recent examples, crime doesn’t pay.

Gambling vouchers are trackable, and arrests related to thefts are usually resolved within days. Kids, don’t try this at home.

Sources: South China Morning Post, KTNV News ABC Las Vegas, FOX 56 News Wilkes-Barre

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They are our raison d’être.

You know, our…je ne sais quoi.

And various other French turns of phrase.

After all, we have fully surrendered to the allure of prepaid online gambling, with its easy transactions, UIGEA-compatible processes, oft-enhanced betting bonuses, and so on.

Typically, of course, the best prepaid gambling options we tout are the various betting-friendly crypto coins supported by the top sites (i.e. Bitcoin, Litecoin, etc.), as they come with favorable limits, the best bonuses, and – most importantly – same-day payouts.

However, there’s now another pair of options that are nearly as good, and in many cases, potentially even better: vouchers and MatchPay.

To be clear, these aren’t universal options.

Vouchers and MatchPay are both available at Bovada, where MatchPay is exclusively offered. Meanwhile, vouchers are actually available at a few other similar sites, like Café Casino and Slots LV.

We don’t know when or if other sites will get on board with either option, but it’s clear that they absolutely should.

That said, these limitations shouldn’t be a problem.

If you’re an avid online gambler, you’ve almost certainly got a Bovada membership in addition to your account at any other top-rated betting site.

And if you don’t have a Bovada membership, you should get one ASAP.

Ditto for the other venues listed above.

So maybe these new prepaid deposit options will be the things that get you over the hump.

Gambling Vouchers

Online betting vouchers (aka “player transfers”) were actually introduced some time ago, though they haven’t been widely used until recently.

At the sites that offer vouchers, players now have the option to indirectly fund their bankrolls via popular P2P instant-pay apps, including the following:

• PayPal
• Venmo
• Cash App
• Zelle Pay
• Apple Pay
• Google Pay
• Samsung Pay
• Square Pay
• + More

To be clear, despite having hundreds of millions of users between them, these P2P platforms and e-Wallet services are not directly supported by overseas betting sites.

This is due to UIGEA compliance.

However, with gambling vouchers and transfers, there’s an ingenious workaround.

By using these options, players at a given site can buy and sell account balances among one another via private P2P transfers.

Let’s say you want to use PayPal to make a deposit at Café Casino.

Since the site can’t accept PayPal as such, you’ll instead choose the “voucher” or “player transfer” option from the cashier page.

Then, head over to the Café Casino community boards and find a voucher or player transfer for sale in an amount that works for your needs.

Contact the seller through the site’s messaging portal, get their PayPal information, and send them a private transfer of the cash amount in question.

There are no fees, and transactions process immediately.

Then, simply go back to the site cashier, enter in the voucher code or transfer code you’ve received from your fellow site member, and the balance is credited to your account immediately.

No fuss, no muss.

The sole caveat here is that you need to be able to trust your seller.

While the sites we recommend have user protections in place as long as you contact sellers through official site channels, you can actually buy voucher codes and transfer codes off-site via other forums.

In such cases as these, of course, the site has less oversight that it can effectively exert, and trust becomes paramount.

It’s for this reason that we suggest only buying gambling vouchers and player transfers through branded site portals.

For sellers, the voucher/transfer process can also often come with same-day betting payouts, which used to be the sole domain of cryptocurrency.

You won’t get same-day payouts every time (as this is dependent on other members answering your ad), but more often than not, you will.

Bovada MatchPay  

Vouchers and player transfers are great, as they open the door to many different deposit and withdrawal options that aren’t natively supported by your gambling site of choice.

But they are a bit clunky, requiring members to jump through extra hoops and take on unnecessary risks if the transactions are initiated off-platform (which, again, we do not recommend).

In order to get around this – to both streamline the overall process and eliminate all risk – Bovada has introduced support for the third-party MatchPay service.

Through the Bovada Cashier, you can sign up for the MatchPay service, which is 100% free and takes about two minutes.

Once you’re enrolled, you are now a MatchPay Trader.

Within MatchPay, simply select the various P2P services you already use (i.e. PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, Apple Pay, G Pay, etc.), enter in the amount of money you wish to deposit or withdraw, and MatchPay does the rest.

This works exactly like the voucher/transfer process above, except you don’t have to buy or sell any codes, set up or answer ads for the same, or worry about your seller absconding with your funds without honoring their end of the bargain.

MatchPay is a truly ideal solution that makes using PayPal and other P2P apps and eWallets a breeze.

And because MatchPay is fully automated, you can claim same-day payouts using the service even more reliably than you can with vouchers or player transfers.

The only negative is that while vouchers and player transfers come with deposit and withdrawal maximums of $3000 and $15,000 respectively, MatchPay max limits are set at $1000 per transaction.

Of course, for the vast majority of online gamblers, that’s more than enough (and it likely only matters for withdrawals even when it matters at all).

All in all, both vouchers/transfers and MatchPay are excellent additions to the online betting space, and we hope that more sites start rolling out similar services of their own sooner rather than later.

For our part, we’ll continue to primarily use crypto for online gambling, as we’re avid hodlers as well as bettors, but it’s nice that these new options are finally available.

And remember, even when you deposit into the best prepaid online gambling sites with vouchers, transfers, or MatchPay, you can always claim your payouts in crypto.

The choice – more than ever – is yours!

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