Can’t remember where, but earlier I saw a screenshot of someone playing poker on “AmericasCardroom.” I’ve never heard of it before, is it legit? I see they also offer a sportsbook as well.
(I use Bovada for all my wagering and poker as I live in a state that has not legalized gambling yet.)
Since I’m here..anyone in non-legal gambling State dude anything besides Bovada? Bet365? TIA

I have meant to ask this for a while, and now that I’ve been deprived of soccer so long, I want to see every game when it comes back, and want to plan ahead!
I am in USA. Typically when I watch MFF I:

1. Search the match with creative search strings and sort through pages of results
2. Hopefully find a weird illegal streaming site
3. Slog through all the sites saying they’re showing the match (at this point I have missed at least 5-10 minutes). Close the pages which ask for my credit card.
4. MAYBE I find a stream, maybe it has no audio, maybe it cuts out after 30 seconds, maybe it is impossible to watch because of pop up ads

Sometimes Allsvenskan is impossible to find. But with European competitions I have better luck since those are more widely broadcast.
All this to say—it is worth it if I can see even a second, but I am willing to pay a subscription for actual quality, consistency. However the Swedish sports channels generally block my access to purchase any subscription. I’ve had no luck finding a way to pay.
Is there anyone in a similar situation (who is outside Sweden and found a reliable site)? Anyone who knows about rights to broadcasting who can tell me this search is futile?
One thing I have not tried is Bet365 and similar sites which claim you can watch the game if you bet. I have been wary of this—is it legit? And if so which betting site would you recommend? If I can watch the games by placing a small bet for them, I will. It always seemed too good to be true (how do they obtain rights to all these games all over the world?)
Also, since the Svenska Cupen is coming next, are the broadcast rights different for those matches? Ideally I could see all competitions, of course...
Tack!

I think when I realised I just blew through £4,000 in less then 3 days is what really pushed me. I'm 20, turning 21 soon, in University, and I first started sports betting when I was 16, using BTC online. As soon as I turned 18, I had signed up straight away to Bet365. Within a few months I had spent my £800 savings. I did have my highs and lows, but I think I had it under control then, I even had a tipping service, and to be honest, it didn't feel like a problem then.
Once I started University (and for those who don't know) in England we get essentially "free" money (free being you only pay it back when you earn a certain threshhold and you pay a bit each month)
Suddenly I had £1500 to do what I wanted with, and guess what, I deposited it into sports betting.
I don't really remember what I had done back then, my memory is hazy, but I don't think it ever resulted in anything good.
When I moved to another University, I moved away, and that's when my troubles really came to light, before you see, it didn't matter if I was with £0 balance, everything was provided, but as soon as I started leaving it started to impact me.
Every start of term, I would feel "rich" sometimes winning up to 3x/4x my deposit, but just as quickly I had won, I would lose, because (to those familiar with the sports betting world, you're supposed to use a bank roll and percentage, but I alwas pretty much did either 50% or 100%)
The first few days I had successes, I would order takeaways etc, enjoy my time watching games, and pretty much it, but the other 2 months where I had 0, I had to eat one meal a day and buy just bread/milk/cheese/ham and repeat
Everytime I came back home, I was skinny
Last few months were the worst, because I blew through £9000 in 2 months.
It started in September, £1500 from the government and £3000 from my parents (to pay for University which I had kept because I took out a loan for the University too..)
Everything was going "decently" well
I had bought a trip to an EU country to visit my gf, the night before after going to town to do some shopping before I left, I had bet on a women volleyball game, and I was pretty confident.
and they lost.. in the last set, something like 13-15 (huge upset after coming back from 0-2 down.)
Anyhow, suddenly I was at a point where I blew through my gambling money, I had withdrawn to my bank £1000 to pay for everything since Booking didn't take the money for the hotel out beforehand.
Anyway, the morning before my flight, I had started betting with the aim to take my £1000 and double it.
I pulled it off, but I missed my flight.
£50 + £150 gone just like that (for the taxi+flight)
I made some excuse to my gf about the plane being cancelled, and rebooked the flight for the next day.
The night before this departure, it was much better, I had £2000 in my account, £1000 in my debit card saved to pay for the hotel and any amnesties while I was there.
I took the flight, kept myself from gambling until I landed and I said to myself, one more game then I stop for the week and enjoy my time with her.
Well, while on the bus, I found the perfect game:
https://www.sofascore.com/valencia-basket-barca-basket/TvbsVvb
Anyhow, I arrived, met her, but the game was still going, it was close and I had to keep checking my phone.
When I arrived to the hotel, it was in the last minute, and the score was tied, I got nervous, cashed out (losing about £200)
Felt pretty annoyed, gambled that evening on another game to try and "make up" and guess what, I lost.
So, I'm sure you can guess where this is going...
I deposited the £1000 that I saved to pay for the hotel to try and make everything back.
Guess what, it didn't work.
Well, queue me being in another country, with literally 20 euroes to my name and 6 days to pay my hotel.
So I called my parents and lied about some books I needed and a course, 400 sent, tried to bet with that, lost.
600 the next day
450
560
Until finally I asked for 1500 and won and stop myself.
In those few days I legit contemplated just leaving the hotel without paying, but in the end, I did pay, went back.
Then spent the next few days depressed.
Then I did the same thing,
400
700
500
every few days.
Soon, £9000 in less then a month.
All gone.
I was sad, but eventually I had forced myself to stop, it wasn't fair.
Well, the next month consisted of me eating literally ham/cheese sandwich, ramen noodle and food I found in the bin that my flatmates threw out.
Well, after what seemed like an eternity, a few days ago I finally got money again from the government, lost that, got money from my parents for university, lost that, and now I'm preparing to head back to University with 0 to my name and survive for 3 months till I come back home, and another 4 months till I get my next allowance.
But the next time, I don't want to gamble and lose it all for nothing.
I guess the sad part is, when I had a lot of money, be it £8000 or £5000, what did I ever buy? Nothing..
A few takeaways and meal deals here and there, but that was about it, the trip was my biggest expense, I sold my phone that my parents bought me, a watch that I got for my 18th birthday + more.
:(
The funny thing is, Bet365 messaged me after my £9k stint in 1 month and asked for proof of funds (they would call me every few months before this saying things like oh am I happy etc, and ofc I would lie..)
I faked some documents, played it like I was a baller with 60k to my name, and after that they wanted more evidence, tax returns etc, and eventually closed my account.
I fucked myself so much that a bookmaker closed my account just to stop me losing more.. (23k in total lost to them over 2 years.)
+ on top of that I have 2 student overdraft, one -£2000 and one -£1500 and a loan which I defaulted on £1000 to the point where i'm being rejected even for normal current accounts.
---
Sorry for the long post.. don't really have many people to talk about this, and wanted to share and listen if you have any advice.

This continues our series of fan written previews, organised at Championship. For a place to talk serious or shitpost about the EFL, give us a visit - u/s0ngsforthedeaf.
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Stoke City

by SekZBoiAlex1986
About

• Established: 1863
• Stadium: bet365 Stadium
• Capacity: 30,089
• Chairman: Peter Coates
• Head Coach: Nathan Jones
• Official Website
• Wikipedia Page
• Club Subreddit

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Last Season (Championship)

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Pos	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Points
16	46	11	22	13	45	52	-7	55

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Last season we finished in a disappointing 16th position despite keeping the majority of our Premier League squad together and spending over £30m on new signings.
The only one that really worked out was Nigerian international Peter Etebo who looks like a strong midfielder that could easily play in the top flight. James McClean continued his career-long trait of misplacing crosses whilst Tom Ince showed why he's already played for nine clubs despite only being 27. We started Benik Afobe as a lone striker, smacking long balls in his general direction despite it being very clear that he likes to run into space in behind the defence. Ashley Williams enjoyed his season long holiday from Everton and the less said about Sam Clucas, Cuco Martina and Ryan Woods the better.
Gary Rowett was seen by most to be a solid managerial appointment but we were sadly proven incorrect. Low quality football and weird mannerisms meant that he never clicked with the fanbase. He always referred to 'Stoke' rather than 'we' or 'us' making him sound distant and passive.
This triggered the club to sack Rowett in January and bring in Nathan Jones following his excellent work at Luton Town. To be honest we didn't really improve much although we did see the occasional encouraging performance like beating Leeds United 2-1 in Jones' first home league game and drawing 2-2 against Norwich City. In all fairness it was quite apparent that we didn't have the fitness or players to execute Jones' desired system yet.
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This Season

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Despite only spending around £6m this summer we've built a much more rounded squad to compete for promotion this year. The club have brought in players designed to fit Jones' formation and tactics rather than making random (and expensive) signings as we did under Rowett and in the last two years of Mark Hughes' reign. Importantly we also appear to be keeping hold of Jack Butland and Joe Allen who are two of our better players.
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Transfers
Incomings

Player	Type	From	To	Fee
Jordan Cousins	Permanent	QPR	Stoke City	Free
Adam Davies	Permanent	Barnsley	Stoke City	Free
Lee Gregory	Permanent	Millwall	Stoke City	Free
Liam Lindsay	Permanent	Barnsley	Stoke City	£2m
Nick Powell	Permanent	Wigan Athletic	Stoke City	Free
Stephen Ward	Permanent	Burnley	Stoke City	Free
Tommy Smith	Permanent	Huddersfield Town	Stoke City	Undisclosed

Outgoings

Player	Type	From	To	Fee
Charlie Adam	Permanent	Stoke City	Reading	Free
Darren Fletcher	Permanent	Stoke City	Released	Free
Jakob Haugaard	Permanent	Stoke City	Released	Free
Erik Pieters	Permanent	Stoke City	Burnley	Undisclosed
Geoff Cameron	Permanent	Stoke City	QPR	Free

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Wrap Up

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How will we do this season ​
There's no point being a football fan if you're not going to be an optimist. So I have to expect that Stoke will challenge for promotion. I like the look of Jones. He's not afraid to make big decisions and I'm confident that he is building a squad that is hungry for results, not just the payslip. Looking at the rest of the league I don't think the quality will be as high as last season. In my opinion the likely automatic promotion challengers will be Cardiff City and WBA. We will finish top six.
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Players to watch out for

• Jack Butland - Our poor results last season meant that a lot of people overlooked Jack's performances. We're starting to see the pre-ankle break form that made him the most likely candidate to replace Joe Hart as England #1. But he still sucks at kicking.
  
• Nathan Collins - A 6'4" central defender who is only 18 years old. When Darren Fletcher's contract expired at the end of last season the first thing he did was tell Manchester United to sign him (thanks Darren...). Thankfully we've convinced him to sign a new contract. I've only seen short glimpses of him but he looks legit. With Ryan Shawcross' injury he could become a first team regular.
  
• Tom Edwards - Our own Staffordshire-born right back who has already represented England at u-20 level. Good pace, dangerous crossing and a committed tackler. He's still raw and needs to improve his decision making but he's got a huge amount of potential.
  

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Why to like us ​
We're owned by a local family who made their fortune and invested it back into the club and the city. Our season ticket prices have stayed the same for over a decade and the club provides free travel to away games. We do a huge amount of charity and community work in a local area where football means everything. Seriously if you've been to Stoke-on-Trent you'll know there's not much else... Plus it's kind of funny how unsuccessful we've been despite our long history.
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Why to dislike us ​
Where to start... Pulis, Hughes, Shawcross, orcs, wind, anti-football, big fat Kevin Wimmer. Take your pick.
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Summary ​
When we got relegated from the top flight in 1985 it took us 23 years to get back there. We're all hoping that it doesn't take as long this time. We have everything in place to be a Premier League club but over the last few years we've made an endless amount of bad decisions. It looks like we're improving on and off the pitch so here's to a successful season!

I think when I realised I just blew through £4,000 in less then 3 days is what really pushed me. I'm 20, turning 21 soon, in University, and I first started sports betting when I was 16, using BTC online. As soon as I turned 18, I had signed up straight away to Bet365. Within a few months I had spent my £800 savings. I did have my highs and lows, but I think I had it under control then, I even had a tipping service, and to be honest, it didn't feel like a problem then.
Once I started University (and for those who don't know) in England we get essentially "free" money (free being you only pay it back when you earn a certain threshhold and you pay a bit each month)
Suddenly I had £1500 to do what I wanted with, and guess what, I deposited it into sports betting.
I don't really remember what I had done back then, my memory is hazy, but I don't think it ever resulted in anything good.
When I moved to another University, I moved away, and that's when my troubles really came to light, before you see, it didn't matter if I was with £0 balance, everything was provided, but as soon as I started leaving it started to impact me.
Every start of term, I would feel "rich" sometimes winning up to 3x/4x my deposit, but just as quickly I had won, I would lose, because (to those familiar with the sports betting world, you're supposed to use a bank roll and percentage, but I alwas pretty much did either 50% or 100%)
The first few days I had successes, I would order takeaways etc, enjoy my time watching games, and pretty much it, but the other 2 months where I had 0, I had to eat one meal a day and buy just bread/milk/cheese/ham and repeat
Everytime I came back home, I was skinny
Last few months were the worst, because I blew through £9000 in 2 months.
It started in September, £1500 from the government and £3000 from my parents (to pay for University which I had kept because I took out a loan for the University too..)
Everything was going "decently" well
I had bought a trip to an EU country to visit my gf, the night before after going to town to do some shopping before I left, I had bet on a women volleyball game, and I was pretty confident.
and they lost.. in the last set, something like 13-15 (huge upset after coming back from 0-2 down.)
Anyhow, suddenly I was at a point where I blew through my gambling money, I had withdrawn to my bank £1000 to pay for everything since Booking didn't take the money for the hotel out beforehand.
Anyway, the morning before my flight, I had started betting with the aim to take my £1000 and double it.
I pulled it off, but I missed my flight.
£50 + £150 gone just like that (for the taxi+flight)
I made some excuse to my gf about the plane being cancelled, and rebooked the flight for the next day.
The night before this departure, it was much better, I had £2000 in my account, £1000 in my debit card saved to pay for the hotel and any amnesties while I was there.
I took the flight, kept myself from gambling until I landed and I said to myself, one more game then I stop for the week and enjoy my time with her.
Well, while on the bus, I found the perfect game:
https://www.sofascore.com/valencia-basket-barca-basket/TvbsVvb
Anyhow, I arrived, met her, but the game was still going, it was close and I had to keep checking my phone.
When I arrived to the hotel, it was in the last minute, and the score was tied, I got nervous, cashed out (losing about £200)
Felt pretty annoyed, gambled that evening on another game to try and "make up" and guess what, I lost.
So, I'm sure you can guess where this is going...
I deposited the £1000 that I saved to pay for the hotel to try and make everything back.
Guess what, it didn't work.
Well, queue me being in another country, with literally 20 euroes to my name and 6 days to pay my hotel.
So I called my parents and lied about some books I needed and a course, 400 sent, tried to bet with that, lost.
600 the next day
450
560
Until finally I asked for 1500 and won and stop myself.
In those few days I legit contemplated just leaving the hotel without paying, but in the end, I did pay, went back.
Then spent the next few days depressed.
Then I did the same thing,
400
700
500
every few days.
Soon, £9000 in less then a month.
All gone.
I was sad, but eventually I had forced myself to stop, it wasn't fair.
Well, the next month consisted of me eating literally ham/cheese sandwich, ramen noodle and food I found in the bin that my flatmates threw out.
Well, after what seemed like an eternity, a few days ago I finally got money again from the government, lost that, got money from my parents for university, lost that, and now I'm preparing to head back to University with 0 to my name and survive for 3 months till I come back home, and another 4 months till I get my next allowance.
But the next time, I don't want to gamble and lose it all for nothing.
I guess the sad part is, when I had a lot of money, be it £8000 or £5000, what did I ever buy? Nothing..
A few takeaways and meal deals here and there, but that was about it, the trip was my biggest expense, I sold my phone that my parents bought me, a watch that I got for my 18th birthday + more.
:(
The funny thing is, Bet365 messaged me after my £9k stint in 1 month and asked for proof of funds (they would call me every few months before this saying things like oh am I happy etc, and ofc I would lie..)
I faked some documents, played it like I was a baller with 60k to my name, and after that they wanted more evidence, tax returns etc, and eventually closed my account.
I fucked myself so much that a bookmaker closed my account just to stop me losing more.. (23k in total lost to them over 2 years.)
---
Sorry for the long post.. don't really have many people to talk about this, and wanted to share and listen if you have any advice.

I just saw another thread and I would like to share my story. Maybe I can get some help
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As you can see from my daily POTDs I bet a lot on NBA props but when I started to bet on them BetOnline got my attention on one so I placed a max bet on that prop and after I provided my REAL and legit ID they closed my account.
I asked the SportsBookReview forum to help me and they said I used afake documentation and BANNED me from their forum too so I never got the chance to defend myself.
I AM NOT STUPID, and I know if I provide fake documentation theres a big chance that I wont see my money.
I used the same id that I use for other big bookies like pinnacle, bet365, betfair, william hill etc and I never had any problems.
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Here is the full story https://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/sportsbooks-industry/3472257-betonline-closed-my-account-wont-payout-winnings.html
As you can see the admin put a note that I provided fake documentation, how can I prove that my ID is a real peruvian ID?
All my emails to SBR and BetOnline got ignored after I got banned from that forum

I've been provided the following summary by a guy who is contemplating investing in FF. He has a lot of experience in the area, and his thoughts raise a few questions which I'd like to see addressed by the FunFair development team, so if you guys are around, would be good to get your take on the following (apologies for formatting, paragraphs not showing up for some reason):
"Funfair at that price is still a good buy. Look people love gambling online, the concept is fantastic and ultimately could be a huge winner but I have some concerns.
The people running it are still a limited corporation right with the ultimate aim being to make money, they don't pretend otherwise and thats to their credit.
The potential risks are, in this order, user experience and adoption. You can't get supreme user experience without adoption and ultimately historical user data and you can't get adoption without ongoing usage.
I'll list what I feel their - huge - challenges are:
There are some serious players in the online gambling space that offer b2b platforms. Playtech essentially provides the software for all the casino, bingo, slots and poker platforms of the likes of Paddy Power, William, Coral, Mansion, Bet365, Gala, 888, Titan, Ladbroke, Betfred and a shit ton of others.
Microgaming would be their closest competitors - they have Unibet, Nordicbet, BetVictor and a ton of others.
There are others that have been before, and been very good but closed down due to being unable to keep market share of were simply bought out. It's an incredibly competitive space.
Playtech and Microgaming develop and maintain solutions that are then licensed to their clients on multi year, multi million dollar contracts. That's the space Funfair wants to operate in. They will not offer live services, their business model is to license their platform to others.
The question here is, who do they license to? All the big players are already tied up with the two noted service providers above - or run their own proprietary software like Stars/Tilt/Party.
The noted above essentially rules out the top 15 online gambling operators that account for well over 95% of the market. The others feed on their scraps, and ultimately profit out of regulation dodging.
I worked in online gaming for many years, in marketing then development then operations and localisation and back to marketing. I started in 2002 and spent a lot of time going back and forth to Costa Rica and other mental locations working with the likes of Titan, CD, Bodog, Absolute, UB and Microgaming before moving to Full Tilt full time in LA, Vancouver and Dublin from 2005 to 2011.
I seen online gambling come out of nowhere in a completely unregulated space and explode, I was there when compliance and regulatory bodies were Indian reservations in Canada and also saw and lived through the real regulation slowly creep in and one swoop wipe 40%+ value off companies overnight or even cripple companies along the way, all for the good of the Vegas casinos btw, absolute scumbags.
The one thing that I had a lot of insight to was user numbers, user experience and player behaviour and retention across a very very large period of time so the sample data is huge. Full Tilt and Stars were trading blows in late 08 to late 09 in what was an insane period of traffic potentially hitting 125,000 users online at any given time on both networks, that was just poker.
On casino, slots and bingo, the peak network numbers were approximately 60,000 at any given time on the big sites. But that wasn't consistent wagering. I believe it's dropped significantly since I vacated the industry. Skinned sites could make their owners a comfortable living on <1000 users, again though a lot of skins still get their licensing certification from fake regulatory bodies in Kahnawake, or Panama.
The "legit" businesses are all regulated by either Isle Of Man, UK, Malta or Alderney gaming commissions.
If they're a multi country facing operation, and are not regulated by one of the above - chances are they're operating illegally with no proof of customer funds being held in escrow.
There are of course country specific regulations such as in France and Italy where you can only operate online gambling legally by offering it as a separate player pool as your main offering so that only players in that geographical location can play on the country specific platform, no one from the outside can play in it and no one in the country can play on non country specific networks. They audit the software, as much as they're allowed to, and sign off on changes before it goes live. That regulation model is spreading at a huge rate.
The regulation is crazy. I worked a lot on the license applications at Tilt in France and Italy and it was absolutely insane the hoops that had to be jumped through just to get a sub par product on the market.
The reason I bring up regulation in so much depth is because all the b2b suppliers specified above will not offer the software to anyone without the correct licensing in place, and that needs to be provided in advance pre any agreement being signed. So all the "big boys" have licenses to operate in all their jurisdictions legally.
What happens then is because the b2b suppliers have the comfort that these operators have invested all the time, money and effort into obtaining legal licensing on all these markets, they know they're serious and have subsequently got them tied up to long term deals which makes them ultimately unavailable for the likes of funfair to market to.
Don't forget it's not also just about the technology, it has to be a great visual user experience.
That's a big problem because it only leaves rogue or lightly regulated operators as the people funfair could realistically license to, which is never going to encourage widespread adoption.
Its with that in mind that I feel the only potential for the funfair technology to really take off as a main player is to be absorbed by Playtech or Microgaming (or Stars) to introduce the technology into their own offerings OR they come out with a serious marketing budget and play the " how do you know you're not being cheated" card and create such a worldwide buzz in the industry with technology of total transparency that they create a 2.0 bubble, but in my conversations with them directly and with the research I've done, they're holding back on complete transparency - at least for now.
It's interesting for sure, I'll invest in the upcoming - primarily because I do believe in Ethereum significantly as a framework, but not sure for how much."

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Bet365.com is blocked in my country and I've been told to use 365sport365.com.
Is that legit?

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Due to my work i'm either in the office behind a VPN or abroad so need a VPN to connect to William Hill etc. but Bet365 seem to block your access when connected to a VPN, you cant even login.
Since my use of a VPN is perfectly legit is there anything I can do? FWIW my personal VPN is Private Internet Access, no idea what the work one is.
Thanks

http://www.reddit.com/dota2loungebets/comments/22kcii/comprehensive_list_of_betting_websites_for_dota_2/
This thread is a compilation of the previous thread with this one along with relevant information for those seeking alternatives to just D2Lounge. Not every site is as reliable as Dota2Lounge, use at your own risk.
Betting sites for Items/Keys
Dota2Lounge: By far the biggest and most successful Dota 2 betting site.
Dota2Wage: Alternative to D2L, posts some different matches, do not need to donate to bet, but less bots.
Dota2WP: Less bets, less bots.
Dota322Bet: Newer site, able to bet 6 items. Formerly Dota2Value.com. There's a thread about it here
Chinese betting sites:
VPGame: Can bet mythicals, legendaries, but you may not get the items you bet with (they are replaced with items of same rarity). Apparently for BO2s if it's a tie the site takes your items and you don't get returns.
Dota2SP: Essentially Chinese D2L.
Real money betting sites:
Pinnaclesports: By far the most reputable and biggest betting site probably next to bet365. They have a hub for eSports coverage and hosted the Pinnacle Sports Pro-Am cup
Datbet: Has been partnered for a few smaller Dota 2 Tournaments in the past, but recall this thread on /dota2 some months ago.
WePlay.tv: Hosted the WePlay Dota 2 Tournament in 2013 with the Justin Beaver courier and HUD.
eSportsVenture: Partnered with BeyondTheSummit.
Uses Bitcoin/Dogecoin/Cryptocurrencies:
Roshpit: There's a few threads about Roshpit. Here, here, and here.
Nitrogen Sports: The only information I've read on this is from this comment.