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FAQ for Accounts, Wallet and Lobby

Every question we hear most often sits right here: account setup, funding with PayPal, Venmo or Play+, cashing out, and how the lobby behaves on your phone.

Account setup questionsPayPal, Venmo, Play+ fundingCashouts and verificationMobile and web accessLive chat and email
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REACHING A HUMAN

Where Your Questions Go Next

This page can't cover everything, and it isn't meant to. When an answer here doesn't fit your situation, open live chat from your account menu — sign in first, because the agent can see your wallet and any pending cashout, which saves a round of back-and-forth. Email is the better route for anything with attachments, like an ID scan or a statement during verification. Both channels are staffed for US players, and both start from your account, so we already know which payment rail you used.

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Live chat from your account

Sign in and open chat from the account menu. Because you're logged in, the agent already sees your wallet, the rail you funded with, and any pending cashout.

Email when a document is needed

Email suits anything with an attachment — an ID scan, a statement, or a screenshot of a PayPal or Venmo transfer that didn't land where you expected.

Read here before you sign in

Not ready to log in yet? The questions on this page walk through account setup, funding, cashouts, state eligibility and how the sportsbook shares one balance with everything else.

HOW WE ANSWER

How We Keep Answers Straight

Anyone can publish a wall of questions. What matters is whether the answer you read is the answer you get when you actually write in. So we write these entries the way our agents talk, keep every payment rail named separately, and say out loud when a rule depends on where you live rather than pretending one answer fits everyone. When a payment step changes, this page changes with it.

Answers that match the chat desk

What you read here is written to line up with what our support agents say, so you don't get one story in live chat and another on a page.

Verification explained up front

We say plainly that the identity scan runs against the name on your payment rail, and why a first cashout may need a document. No surprise holds.

Each payment rail named

PayPal, Venmo and Play+ behave differently, so we describe them one at a time. Loading a prepaid card is not the same step as sending from a wallet app.

Written for US players

This page is in American English and states where rules depend on your state, including age and 21+ eligibility, instead of implying one answer covers everyone.

KEY FACTS

Four Facts Behind Every Answer

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Payment rails in the wallet: PayPal, Venmo and Play+
One balance
Slots, live dealer tables and the sportsbook share a single account wallet
Mobile and web
Same sign-in and same wallet on a phone browser or a computer
SSL
Encrypted connection on account, wallet and cashout pages
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What This FAQ Page Answers First

Questions reach us in patterns, so we grouped them the way you'd actually ask. Account opening comes first: what we need from you, why the verification scan has to match the name on your PayPal, Venmo or Play+ account, and what that check covers before your wallet goes live. Funding comes next, and the path is short — open the PayPal or

Venmo app, send to the account details shown in your wallet, or load a Play+ prepaid card, then confirm. After that, cashouts: where the request starts, why money returns to the rail you funded with, and what a first-time document check looks like. Game answers get their own space because they change by title. Turbo Rapid Play and High Limit Blackjack settle

differently from a same-game parlay on an NFL Sunday, and Boxing Betting Odds runs on a different schedule again. Every answer below stays short on purpose. If yours isn't here, live chat and email both reach a person — and we'd rather you ask than guess.

  • PayPal
  • Venmo
  • Play+
  • Online Banking
  • Debit Card

Questions We Hear Most

These are the questions our support desk fields most, written the way you'd ask them. Short answers, no runaround: what signup needs, how PayPal and Venmo funding actually clears, what a Play+ card does differently, whether your state is eligible, and what a cashout looks like from request to wallet. If two of them seem to overlap, read the funding one first — most confusion starts there.

Tap the account button, enter your name, birth date and address, and set a password. Keep your ID handy, since the verification scan has to match the name on your PayPal, Venmo or Play+ account.

Yes. Open the wallet, pick PayPal or Venmo, and we show the account details to send to. Send the amount from your app and confirm — your balance updates once the transfer settles.

Play+ works like a prepaid card you load first. Add funds to the card, then use it to fund your account wallet, and a cashout can route back to the same card.

No. Access depends on state law and we take players in eligible states only, so availability is not nationwide. Your account shows the state you signed up in before you fund the wallet.

The request starts in your wallet, and a first cashout may need a document that matches your ID. From there, money returns to the same rail you funded with.

They do. The sportsbook sits in the same account and wallet as the slots and live dealer tables, so same-game parlays and player props on the NFL, college football, the NBA, MLB and NHL settle to one balance.
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Service availability depends on eligible states and local law. US online casino and sportsbook access is licensed state by state, so check your state's rules before opening an account. 21+ where applicable.

Access may be available only in states where local law permits.

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