Topic: ⚽️ SportBet.one - decentralized sports-betting platform ⚽️ - page 5. (Read 8213 times)

I have been using it for a long time. Good office, coat. I am satisfied with the clear interface, lack of KYC, quick output. I recommend it to beginners.

You are right on this mate , cause I have met so many gamblers who are of the opinion that they are probably going through some hard time but still yet they have refused to admit that it's an addiction issues and that's why many gamblers do shy away from meeting or getting involved in some practice that might relieve them of their dangerous habit practice.

Anything that helps to find a solution to addiction is very good , in itself Helping others to solve a problem as serious as addiction is for the brave, really sportbet.one review shows a commitment so that people have a better future, however we have realized in the forum that there are many people who are addicted in a silent way and who do not dare to speak out out of shame, Embarrassment or something similar, in fact these links serve to help not only this thread but for many who are looking for help.

I think the question is relatively simple, did your team flagged that user simply from the similarity of betting pattern with other abusers, or is there any other findings that support this allegation?

To put it in other perspective, if the allegation is only based on his betting preference, sportsbetting, that's probably simply because he prefer sportsbetting instead of casino, and that he couldn't care less or perhaps even clueless that sport wagering requirement are lower than casino. After all, it's in your name, sport-bet, there is a chance that people come to your platform to do sportsbetting although you also offers casino games.

The point is, if your team made a false-positive detection, it's ok. Accident happens. I believe the forum will not put it against you if you clear it quickly rather than prolonging the issue by arguing with obscure explanation. There are other big casinos in the past who made bad call, they simply admitted that it was their bad, and the forum move on.

Those things above are, of course, said with an assumption that the only similarity the player had was his betting pattern and/or not enough other incriminating proof that ties him with other abusers.

Thank you for reminding! Our representative has already replied there earlier, but we'll take this issue under further investigation.

As was said earlier, our risk management department and anti-fraud system closely monitor suspicious actions. Certain players have been identified using similar strategies to quickly meet bonus wagering requirements through sports betting.

We cannot disclose the details of our investigations to avoid giving potential abusers information that could help them circumvent our anti-fraud measures.


We woul like also add to the list the next resources
https://www.gamblingtherapy.org/
https://www.ncpgambling.org/help-treatment/
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/

When you are really seeking a way to give up your gambling addiction then only the professionals can help you. There are many online resources, you can study. You can even find the local groups who council each others to overcome the addiction.

Start with some of the followings:
https://www.gamcare.org.uk/
https://www.reading.ac.uk/
https://www.gambleaware.org/

You are right in some ways. If the casino came on here and said, ‘yep if you ask to self exclude we make you wait four days’ then fine, that is their policy good for them. However, if the casino comes here and says we protect our players in certain ways and fail to do that, it is in part their responsibility for any harm caused after someone attempted to self exclude. They did not live up to the responsible gambling policys and that is down to them, because they have mislead customers. Which in its own way makes the games unfair. In the same way if a player abuses bonuses they will not receive a payout because the player did not follow the casinos terms. This is the casino not following its own terms of play.

Well, you're right, when the pages or platforms come out they do their best and everything is nice, personally it's always normal to have scares, for example saying, "Is sportbet.one safe?" all of us who have been present can see that yes, the page is safe so far, but the reputation is something we would like to build quickly, but this is with perseverance and with the good reviews and experiences of each one of us, so far I think they are going very well.

Yes, I agree, such quality is part of a good team behind a good and legit casino because as you said most casinos look for their own profit instead of caring about their users. I believe if the SportBet.one continue to do what they claim then surely they can grow very well in short duration.

Most casinos make such promises in their early days but when they start to see so many players and profits then they somehow forget about such promises but I hope SportBet.one isn't part of those casinos but instead part of the casinos who keep their promises no matter how much profit they make.

You're not wrong for some points, but gambling addiction is a serious condition, especially when the player is actually risk addict. It can even turn out tragically in the end. So those problems should be taken very seriously IMO. When casinos spot a customer betting higher and higher stakes, especially when he is losing more and more money in order to try to recover his funds from his losses, he should get automatically suspended for several hours at least IMO, because it's obviously someone in danger. Casinos should monitor closely those patterns and impose limits to bettors going mad. They will earn customers in the end, if they look trustworthy and ethical.

Have you ever seen someone shut down the beer factory because there were many cases of alcohol addicts? Would it be fair to blame casinos for the losses people are having during fair games? Would it be fair to blame casinos for the increase in addicted people? Is it the duty of casinos to cure gambling addicts? I think not! It is your responsibility to play and manage your time and money well, it is your responsibility to control yourself during the game, and when you realize that you have crossed the limit and are dependent on the game, then you must take responsibility and ask for help in the real world and not be blaming other people for your mistakes, what are you doing Is putting the blame on the casino to escape your guilt and not seek treatment

Every person who has a problem with gambling, before seeking treatment, keeps blaming other people for their illness, because it is a way for them to not admit their guilt and feel good, but the problem with that is that they will not search for treatment that works, closing an account is not a way that will cure the addiction, the only way to cure the addiction is search for  help in the real world and staying away from the internet for a long time and away from gambling and any other game. As long as you worry about gambling, with this casino, you are not curing yourself, you will continue to depend on gambling. the casino can be part of them by putting something in their TOS about closing accounts, they can put 3, 4, 5 or whatever days they want as the date for closing the person's account, they are within their right, especially because they have a license from the curacao and follow the laws of curacao and not the laws of europe. In Europe they can keep putting laws about how casinos should act towards addicts, but in Curacao the laws are lenient and they don't even care much about it. It's up to you to control yourself and take care of yourself

While this is encouraging to read. It is clearly not enough to apologies for the harm you caused. You are admitting here that your responsible gambling policies were not followed correctly for myself and others  The harm caused was to  your direct gain. Refunds are due  for when you failed in your duty of care, which you acknowledge here.

Hi, I appreciate your post here and your full commitment to help addiction. If I may ruin the mood... do you mind to attend to other thread? The scam accusation against you? Perhaps it'll be better to allocate time and resources to get to the end of it, so we can all rest assured that there is no foul play by any side.

I also agree with you, I think the site is good, sportbet.one review we need to have more security and have different Opinions and more confidence about a site like this , I had heard about this site a While ago and I have also seen that people ask a lot if sportbet.one was legit now? Well all this leads to good actions, to think well, I am one of those who like to give the thumbs up and who always make Difference , in fact it is very necessary to always show Trust, I wish the site the best.

It's a really good sign of a legit site Those who don't only care about their own profits but also care about their user I mean gamblers. What we see in most of the as usual general casino sites is that they only need users and profit.
Moreover, this is also a good side, you value both positive and negative reviews of the community, I think this will make more sportsbet.one safer for users.
Anyway, good luck to SportBet.one.

Welcome back Sportbet.one
You were one of my old client and I am glad you came back. I can see there is a sportbet.one scam accusation post from a user above your post although it seems the user violated many rules however it is always suggested to response to any such accusations so that in public you can have the impression that sportbet.one is legit. It creates customer confidence too.

Dear Community Members,

We appreciate your feedback and concerns regarding our responsible gambling policy. We take these matters very seriously and want to assure you that we have thoroughly reviewed our system to ensure that it is functioning correctly.

At Sportbet.one, we are committed to promoting responsible gambling and providing a safe environment for our users. Our policy includes a cooling-off period and tailored self-exclusion durations to help users maintain control over their gambling activities. Here's a reminder of how our responsible gambling policy works:

Cooling-Off Period: When a user requests account closure, we implement a 24-hour cooling-off period during which the account and any linked accounts are temporarily disabled. This allows users time to reflect on their decision without the pressure of immediate gambling options.

Tailored Self-Exclusion Durations: After the cooling-off period, we offer personalized self-exclusion options. Users can choose exclusion periods ranging from one day to permanent exclusion, with intermediate options such as one week, one month, three months, six months, and one year. This flexibility ensures that the self-exclusion duration aligns with the user's needs and promotes healthier gambling habits.

Recognizing that the journey to responsible gambling doesn't stop at self-exclusion, we urge those with concerns about their gambling habits to seek professional advice. You can start from these accredited resources and organizations: GamCare, Gambling Therapy, and the National Council on Problem Gambling. Counseling is the next step if you feel the problem persists and you need treatment.

Sportbet.one highlights its commitment to the well-being of its community, so you can contact our support 24/7 and request assistance in enabling the cooling-off period. Remember, you’re not alone; we’ve got you!

We apologize for any inconvenience or harm caused by any issues you have experienced. At Sportbet.one we value your reviews and feedback, and we are here to support you. If you continue to encounter problems or have any further concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to our support team directly. We are committed to addressing any issues promptly and effectively.

Thank you for your understanding and for being a part of our community.

Hi,

To be honest, initially i was seeking financial compensation as this company did ruin me, but i now just want to help others in my situation and try and get people to avoid this toxic company. Below is some evidence.

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I think this is a bit questionable as no casino woul give away $1000 easily. That bonus is probably still under a lot of conditions cosidering it was given due to the casino unable to act directly on the customer's request to self exclude his account. Good advice but like I mentioned, I doubt this $1000 will be taken out without action from the gambler's side.

That's a good idea, and gambling addicts should do things like that when they decide to stop gambling at a platform, if the casino allows to change the email address of the account though. But what throw away email provider allowing to delete mail box easily do you recommend?
The most famous disposable email provider Yopmail deletes emails but not the email addresses for example, so you will be always able to use it again to get back your account access.