Is MyBookie a scam?

The evidence does not support calling MyBookie a fake or disposable scam site. It has operated on the same domain since 2014, a named company appears in WHOIS and regulatory records, and the sportsbook and casino are functional. The material risks are offshore accountability, local unlicensed-operation findings, strict bonus rules and recurring withdrawal disputes.

MyBookie is a real offshore sportsbook and casino operated in connection with Duranbah Limited N.V. That operational legitimacy is not the same as being licensed in every place where the site can be reached. Check your local regulator and the live restricted-country rules before depositing.

The clearest current public trail points to Duranbah Limited N.V.: the mybookie.ag WHOIS record names it as registrant and the Michigan Gaming Control Board identified it as the operator in January 2025. Beneficial ownership and a detailed current corporate record were not reconstructed from MyBookie’s own policy pages.

MyBookie describes itself as an offshore operation governed by Netherlands Antillean and Curaçao rules, but we did not locate a current exact-domain licence certificate with a verifiable number in the public policies reviewed. Michigan and Arizona separately ordered it to stop offering unlicensed wagering in those states.

Technical access is not legal authorization. State rules differ. Michigan’s regulator issued a cease-and-desist order in January 2025, and Arizona included MyBookie in a 2025 action against unlicensed operators. A player should verify state eligibility with the relevant regulator, not infer it from a working sign-up page.

Yes. Its rules say every player must verify at least once before a withdrawal is processed. Requests may include government ID, proof of address not older than 60 days and copies of cards used to deposit. US payout requests also use SMS or a PIN.

The official path includes an internal review before delivery. Common rule-based causes are incomplete verification, unsettled deposits, unmet 1× deposit rollover, active bonus rollover, invalid banking details or a security review. Ask support to identify the exact stage and missing requirement in writing.

The rules describe up to 24 hours for review and up to 24 hours for delivery, while another section says Bitcoin requests are generally processed within 12–24 hours. Those are published targets, not an independently timed guarantee, and additional KYC can extend the elapsed time.

The current public rules list a $25 Bitcoin minimum and a $5,000 maximum. They also cap players at one withdrawal per payout method per week and $10,000 total per week across methods. Confirm the live cashier because methods and limits may change.

The banking page reviewed lists Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Binance Coin, Solana, Cardano, Tether, Shiba Inu and Dogecoin alongside card and person-to-person routes. It does not publicly map every token to every blockchain network, so the cashier must control the transaction.

Its payout table lists Bitcoin and crypto withdrawals as free from operator processing fees. Blockchain network fees or wallet-provider costs can still exist outside MyBookie’s published fee line.

Yes. The withdrawal terms require all deposited funds to be wagered at least once. A sports or casino bonus adds separate rollover conditions, so the bonus balance should never be confused with the basic 1× deposit rule.

The public record clusters around withdrawals delayed by verification, accounts disabled during security review, bonus or free-play rollover, payout limits and slow escalation. These are third-party allegations, not a measured failure rate, and both resolved disputes and successful payouts appear in the record.

Capture your eligibility confirmation, the selected bonus or no-bonus state, rollover balance, asset and network, withdrawal limits, verification status and support transcript. Use a wallet compatible with the displayed asset, and never send another deposit because someone says it will unlock a withdrawal.