Easiest way is with credit card, although some bookmakers take digital wallets, like PayPal, Venmo, among others.

]]>https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/topic/3/how-to-deposit-on-the-bookmakersRSS for NodeMon, 09 Nov 2026 19:59:37 GMTFri, 20 Jan 2023 23:55:09 GMT60@jack you should be able to deposit with revolut usa. icard you can try.

]]>https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/post/836https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/post/836Fri, 13 Dec 2024 12:37:42 GMTcan i deposit with revolut or icard maybe?
is there difference between sites on deposit?

]]>https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/post/835https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/post/835Fri, 13 Dec 2024 04:25:25 GMT@rakewell I managed to deposit little amounts with credit cards. Most times it got rejected (chase, wells fargo, citi, bank of america). What has always worked best for me is depositing with venmo or bank account directly.

]]>https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/post/528https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/post/528Wed, 31 Jan 2024 11:27:14 GMTCredit cards seem to be leery of people trying to funnel spend artificially through their cards, especially when trying to hit spend limits for a welcome offer on the card account. As such, they don't generally take kindly to the purchase of gift cards with the credit card, as it has an easily liquidated cash value. Does the same apply here? Say I had to spend $3k in 3 months for a credit card welcome offer, and I had $2800 spent. Could I deposit $200 into a sports book with the intent of doing matched play betting, and the credit card would accept this as legitimate spend?

]]>https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/post/527https://ninjaclub-test.ninjabet.com/post/527Tue, 30 Jan 2024 23:54:57 GMT