Legal Sports Betting Vouchers

Yes!

Vouchers are offered by only the best online sportsbooks like Bovada, and these sites don’t provide banking options that aren’t reliable, secure, and 100% legitimate.

Additionally, because vouchers allow the use of tried-and-true P2P networks like PayPal and Apple Pay (among many others), they’re that much more legitimate, as these are well-established, highly trusted third-party services.  

Absolutely.

That said, it is recommended to only purchase sports betting vouchers through your betting site’s official community portal, allowing you to easily resolve any potential issues with no problems.

If you buy a voucher code outside of your sportsbook, it is crucial that you know or trust the seller, as it will be more difficult for your bookmaker to oversee the process.   

Vouchers are fully guaranteed by your sportsbook as long as you initiate the purchase via your site’s community page or official member forum. This allows the entire purchase process to be monitored effectively.

If you buy a voucher elsewhere, this also works well (as vouchers can be sold literally anywhere), but it is incumbent on you to establish trust with your seller in this case.  

If you buy your sportsbook voucher from an official site posting, you don’t have to trust your seller, as your sportsbook will basically act as the arbiter for the process, and sellers who renege on these deals can have their accounts suspended or terminated, with their remaining funds confiscated.

However, if you wish to purchase a sportsbook voucher code outside of your betting site itself, you should take steps to ensure that your seller is trustworthy by looking at seller ratings, other customer feedback, forum reviews, and so on.

If your seller does not follow through on their end of the deal (which we’ve yet to hear about happening but could occur in theory), you should contact your site’s 24/7 customer service hotline and explain the situation.

Sellers who violate the voucher system will be banned from any sportsbook in question, and you will be made whole.

But again, to get these assurances, it is recommended to only purchase vouchers through your sports betting site, not a third-party site.

This is currently unavailable.

In theory, if two sportsbooks share the same parent company, this could be possible in the future, and we will update this FAQ as soon as that happens.

Regardless, you will likely never be able to buy vouchers from a user of one unrelated online sportsbook and deposit that code into your account at another book (i.e. Bovada to BetOnline, BetOnline to MyBookie, etc.).

That's easy: The best P2P apps to use for purchasing sports betting vouchers are the ones that both you and your seller regularly use.

You can work out the details about which person-to-person app to use privately, and most sellers offer support for several different platforms.

Right now, Bovada is the only US-facing online sportsbook that has introduced the expansive new voucher system.

Of course, Bovada Vouchers are such a big hit that other operators are taking notice, and they’re sure to follow suit in the near future. We’ll keep you posted!

Basically, yes.

Some gambling sites with voucher systems may refer to these as “player transfers,” “player-to-player transfers,” or “account transfers,” among other things.

However, these are all essentially the same type of service, and they all work mostly the same way (as described in detail on this page).