I reviewed this case and just wanted to add my two cents.
For all the watchers, keep in mind that the player can share their screenshots since it's their account, and can easily share only those screenshots that are going in to his/her favor, but an operator can't just post a players activity online - the regulator would go crazy about it. Even getting permission to send internal data to a random forum member would be tricky, especially if they know that they are right, and the Risk&Fraud team would never approve such an action without a court filling.
Additionally, it took me just a few minutes to find out that you're jumping from one sportsbook to another in search for better offers, if someone more serious digs through your history they might find more smoke, and where's smoke there might be fire. I'm not saying that you're at fault, but if you decide to lawyer up, check that you're 100% in the right before committing to anything.
For everyone else in the thread, you've already saw the steps which to take if an operator scams you, I would just add in a few others:
- AskGamblers isn't the only affiliate platform, you can also reach out to any other reputable affiliate that the operator is using and ask to pressure them. Most high level affiliates have direct contact to management.
- You can ping the regulator as well, you can see the operators license number in their footer.
- You can also pressure their payment providers, but you really need to know what you're doing here. E.g. if you've used PayPal (I know you didn't, I'm just giving an example), it means that they have a PayPal payment gateway, which means that they are risking of losing that payment provider if too many scam accusations pop up.
Also, I saw some 1xbit sentences and accusations that they are the same brand, and I haven't checked this personally, but I just wanted to add that the casino industry is smaller than you think, and most operators are using the same platform, game and payment providers.
Finally someone is making sense. The rest including TwitchySeal who seems leading the case, is playing everything in favor of the OP but not knowing what other factors can work behind these type of threads pop up all the time in the scam accusation section are just following whatever they feel comfortable for them.
If OP is so innocent then tell him to share his recent history with sportsbook like sportsbet.io, stake or even with highly dominating fiat sportsbook like bet365. I bet he does not play in these sportsbooks. He knows he can not make much high call against them because they have huge market value.