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Quote from: SyGambler on June 14, 2018, 03:27:26 PM

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Quote from: SyGambler on June 14, 2018, 01:48:23 PM

I'm not defending sportsbet , but can't take single accusation as it's the only way to determine if a site is trusted or not

That is a logical fallacy lol If a company scams 100 bitcoins from their customer, would you wait for them to scam another 100 to take their fraudulent practices into consideration? I'm not sure if you're too nice or just not smart enough.Scam is a scam, regardless of the amount stolen.

Quote from: SyGambler on June 14, 2018, 01:48:23 PM

so my general advice is to avoid it , not because it's a scam but because you will be getting way better price betting somewhere else

I don't mind getting a low price if the website is trustworthy.Giving high odds to attract customers and then stealing their money is no way better than the former.

nah it's not a fallacy , they are saying that the user had suspicious acts and you can't be sure if that was the case or not ( that's why I'm against accepting bets without getting network confirmation )

regarding the odds no , you shouldn't take low prices even if the site is trustworthy since long term you won't make money
you can find trusted sites like betking , bitcoinrush and nitrogen that they will take your bets at higher odds than nitrogen

funny most of the people commented don't know how sportsbetting work , if they did they wouldn't accuse sportsbet cause sportsbet is making tons of money by just accepting bets

Sygambler gets it, too bad other don't-

I think what people fail to understand about this sportsbook, they have wide enough margins and more than likely take in enough action that they would be shooting themselves in the foot by stealing from players.
It just doesn't make any sense, why would a company that is already making almost guaranteed money decide to steal 15 BTC that could in turn hurt their reputation and possibly put them out of business?
This is why I trusted Sportsbet and joined their signature campaign, where I was always paid on time and when promised.
I have only good things to say about this Sportsbook and until someone actually comes forward to prove otherwise, it should be know that Sportsbet is a trustworthy Sportsbook.

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Weren't the 15BTC returned to the guy?

I once withdrew almost 0.5BTC from them without a problem, even got a free 5mBTC bet.

Think they're safe for lower amounts.
But then again, OP did get a huge-ass withdrawal o.o

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Quote from: SyGambler on June 14, 2018, 01:48:23 PM

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Quote from: JL421 on June 13, 2018, 12:31:16 PM

Lol so just because you made profit and you were allowed to withdraw doesn't mean that sportsbet is real. They obviously have lot of players on their site who still gamble daily and are still able to make withdrawals flawlessly but there are still many players who earnings were taken by the site for no reason. People have a mixed opinion about the site but on this forum for most it is a scam

show me 1 with evidence

You seriously for proof go to their ann thread and see the profile of their account, it's full of scam accusations, just google sportsbet.io scam this isn't the only forum where people are facing any issues check other forums as well as i said it might be good for you it's not same for everyone

I'm not defending sportsbet , but can't take single accusation as it's the only way to determine if a site is trusted or not
and same thing for the trust rating here in the forums , even nitrogen has red trust do this make them fraud ??

I'm being 100% realistic here , sportsbet doesn't need to scam money since their odds are the shittiest in bitcoin betting

so my general advice is to avoid it , not because it's a scam but because you will be getting way better price betting somewhere else

I mean you make sense nitrogen also has many reports against them as i said it's literally user to user preference i hate that site because they closed my account without any reasons and claiming i had multiple account which was completely untrue and they even took my funds so that's why i hate maybe people might have same issue with nitrogen you never know

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Quote from: Patatas on June 14, 2018, 03:20:13 PM

Quote from: SyGambler on June 14, 2018, 01:48:23 PM

I'm not defending sportsbet , but can't take single accusation as it's the only way to determine if a site is trusted or not

That is a logical fallacy lol If a company scams 100 bitcoins from their customer, would you wait for them to scam another 100 to take their fraudulent practices into consideration? I'm not sure if you're too nice or just not smart enough.Scam is a scam, regardless of the amount stolen.

Quote from: SyGambler on June 14, 2018, 01:48:23 PM

so my general advice is to avoid it , not because it's a scam but because you will be getting way better price betting somewhere else

I don't mind getting a low price if the website is trustworthy.Giving high odds to attract customers and then stealing their money is no way better than the former.

nah it's not a fallacy , they are saying that the user had suspicious acts and you can't be sure if that was the case or not ( that's why I'm against accepting bets without getting network confirmation )

regarding the odds no , you shouldn't take low prices even if the site is trustworthy since long term you won't make money
you can find trusted sites like betking , bitcoinrush and nitrogen that they will take your bets at higher odds than sportsbet

funny most of the people commented don't know how sportsbetting work , if they did they wouldn't accuse sportsbet cause sportsbet is making tons of money by just accepting bets

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Quote from: SyGambler on June 14, 2018, 01:48:23 PM

I'm not defending sportsbet , but can't take single accusation as it's the only way to determine if a site is trusted or not

That is a logical fallacy lol If a company scams 100 bitcoins from their customer, would you wait for them to scam another 100 to take their fraudulent practices into consideration? I'm not sure if you're too nice or just not smart enough.Scam is a scam, regardless of the amount stolen.

Quote from: SyGambler on June 14, 2018, 01:48:23 PM

so my general advice is to avoid it , not because it's a scam but because you will be getting way better price betting somewhere else

I don't mind getting a low price if the website is trustworthy.Giving high odds to attract customers and then stealing their money is no way better than the former.

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Quote from: Flagship11 on June 14, 2018, 03:18:48 AM

Quote from: game-protect on June 13, 2018, 06:19:51 PM

Either you or the publicly proven Sportsbet scam is lying!!!

Because according to their statement they are obligated to ID verification if withdrawals exceeds the equivalent of 10 Bitcoins or €2300.

Quote from: sportsbet.io on April 12, 2017, 08:52:36 AM

Hi all,

Regarding the complaint of player ExcessTest:

sportsbet.io is a regulated online gambling provider which does not withold customers funds and processes hundreds of withdrawals of BTC in a week.

Regardless the nature of Bitcoin payments as a regulated operator we are obliged to ID verification, KYC and AML (anti-money laundering) procedures by the regulator at certain withdrawal levels.

We have stated this clearly in our Terms & Conditions page available here –
https://sportsbet.io/about/general-terms-and-conditions
3.3.3. Sportsbet reserve the right to carry out additional KYC verification procedures for any withdrawals exceeding the equivalent of 10 Bitcoins or €2300 which ever is lower, and further reserves the right to carry out such verification procedures in case of smaller withdrawals, as demanded by our gaming license. Account Holders who wish to recover funds held in a closed, locked or excluded account, are advised to contact Customer Support.

You're quoting Terms & Conditions from 2017, and they have since changed.
9.2. Sportsbet.io reserve the right to carry out additional KYC verification procedures for any withdrawals exceeding the equivalent of 1 Bitcoin or €2000 as regulated by our gaming license.
All that means is that they reserve the right to KYC anything over 1 BTC, not that it is a requirement.
You seem to be confused, which isn't really much of a surprise.

You are the one who is confused! Roll Eyes

Their own terms of service confirm their scam! Because if they are required by their regulator (whoever this is?) to do KYC, then they have to do this always and also in case of deposits!

And this confirms that they are not regulated and reserve the right to do KYC only in case of withdrawals to find a reason to defraud winnings and deposits!

Quote from: Moonmanmun on June 14, 2018, 01:32:13 PM

The same "scam accusation" for 15 BTC (which was returned) is floating around the internet.

They caught him, and lucky for him, returned his 15 BTC deposit.

People don't understand that the scam artist attempted to defraud Sportsbet.

If you aren't familiar with the term "Double Spending," do yourself a favor and Google it.

How did they catch him and where is the proof of how they catched him?

The victim authorized sportsbet to publicise the proof and sportsbet denied! This says it all! At least for someone with a brain in his head.

If you have an issue with them, why do they offer to ask gamblers? How sick is this?

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Quote from: JL421 on June 14, 2018, 12:30:22 PM

Quote from: mjhadd on June 14, 2018, 02:07:30 AM

Quote from: JL421 on June 13, 2018, 12:31:16 PM

Lol so just because you made profit and you were allowed to withdraw doesn't mean that sportsbet is real. They obviously have lot of players on their site who still gamble daily and are still able to make withdrawals flawlessly but there are still many players who earnings were taken by the site for no reason. People have a mixed opinion about the site but on this forum for most it is a scam

show me 1 with evidence

You seriously for proof go to their ann thread and see the profile of their account, it's full of scam accusations, just google sportsbet.io scam this isn't the only forum where people are facing any issues check other forums as well as i said it might be good for you it's not same for everyone

I'm not defending sportsbet , but can't take single accusation as it's the only way to determine if a site is trusted or not
and same thing for the trust rating here in the forums , even nitrogen has red trust do this make them fraud ??

I'm being 100% realistic here , sportsbet doesn't need to scam money since their odds are the shittiest in bitcoin betting

so my general advice is to avoid it , not because it's a scam but because you will be getting way better price betting somewhere else

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Quote from: JL421 on June 14, 2018, 12:30:22 PM

Quote from: mjhadd on June 14, 2018, 02:07:30 AM

Quote from: JL421 on June 13, 2018, 12:31:16 PM

Lol so just because you made profit and you were allowed to withdraw doesn't mean that sportsbet is real. They obviously have lot of players on their site who still gamble daily and are still able to make withdrawals flawlessly but there are still many players who earnings were taken by the site for no reason. People have a mixed opinion about the site but on this forum for most it is a scam

show me 1 with evidence

You seriously for proof go to their ann thread and see the profile of their account, it's full of scam accusations, just google sportsbet.io scam this isn't the only forum where people are facing any issues check other forums as well as i said it might be good for you it's not same for everyone

The same "scam accusation" for 15 BTC (which was returned) is floating around the internet.

They caught him, and lucky for him, returned his 15 BTC deposit.

People don't understand that the scam artist attempted to defraud Sportsbet.

If you aren't familiar with the term "Double Spending," do yourself a favor and Google it.

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Quote from: mjhadd on June 14, 2018, 02:07:30 AM

Quote from: JL421 on June 13, 2018, 12:31:16 PM

Lol so just because you made profit and you were allowed to withdraw doesn't mean that sportsbet is real. They obviously have lot of players on their site who still gamble daily and are still able to make withdrawals flawlessly but there are still many players who earnings were taken by the site for no reason. People have a mixed opinion about the site but on this forum for most it is a scam

show me 1 with evidence

You seriously for proof go to their ann thread and see the profile of their account, it's full of scam accusations, just google sportsbet.io scam this isn't the only forum where people are facing any issues check other forums as well as i said it might be good for you it's not same for everyone

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Quote from: crypto1010 on June 14, 2018, 04:03:52 AM

OP has some big cashouts but all this happened from the beginning of (2017) last year to its mid year and no latest transactions to show how much of a sportsbet supporter he/she claims....FYI along the way they had a case to answer https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18527694 which remains unresolved and bad for business which does not make it the best bookie out there if they can not solve such an issue Roll Eyes

Did you even bother reading the thread for which you posted the link?

This matter was resolved last year, with the scammer getting his 15 BTC back.

The link you posted concludes with con artist game-protect spamming another casino, so if that's what you were trying to accomplish, then good for you.

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OP has some big cashouts but all this happened from the beginning of (2017) last year to its mid year and no latest transactions to show how much of a sportsbet supporter he/she claims....FYI along the way they had a case to answer https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18527694 which remains unresolved and bad for business which does not make it the best bookie out there if they can not solve such an issue Roll Eyes

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Quote from: game-protect on June 13, 2018, 06:19:51 PM

Either you or the publicly proven Sportsbet scam is lying!!!

Because according to their statement they are obligated to ID verification if withdrawals exceeds the equivalent of 10 Bitcoins or €2300.

Quote from: sportsbet.io on April 12, 2017, 08:52:36 AM

Hi all,

Regarding the complaint of player ExcessTest:

sportsbet.io is a regulated online gambling provider which does not withold customers funds and processes hundreds of withdrawals of BTC in a week.

Regardless the nature of Bitcoin payments as a regulated operator we are obliged to ID verification, KYC and AML (anti-money laundering) procedures by the regulator at certain withdrawal levels.

We have stated this clearly in our Terms & Conditions page available here –
https://sportsbet.io/about/general-terms-and-conditions
3.3.3. Sportsbet reserve the right to carry out additional KYC verification procedures for any withdrawals exceeding the equivalent of 10 Bitcoins or €2300 which ever is lower, and further reserves the right to carry out such verification procedures in case of smaller withdrawals, as demanded by our gaming license. Account Holders who wish to recover funds held in a closed, locked or excluded account, are advised to contact Customer Support.

You're quoting Terms & Conditions from 2017, and they have since changed.
9.2. Sportsbet.io reserve the right to carry out additional KYC verification procedures for any withdrawals exceeding the equivalent of 1 Bitcoin or €2000 as regulated by our gaming license.
All that means is that they reserve the right to KYC anything over 1 BTC, not that it is a requirement.
You seem to be confused, which isn't really much of a surprise.

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Quote from: JL421 on June 13, 2018, 12:31:16 PM

Lol so just because you made profit and you were allowed to withdraw doesn't mean that sportsbet is real. They obviously have lot of players on their site who still gamble daily and are still able to make withdrawals flawlessly but there are still many players who earnings were taken by the site for no reason. People have a mixed opinion about the site but on this forum for most it is a scam

show me 1 with evidence

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Either you or the publicly proven Sportsbet scam is lying!!!

Because according to their statement they are obligated to ID verification if withdrawals exceeds the equivalent of 10 Bitcoins or €2300.

Quote from: sportsbet.io on April 12, 2017, 08:52:36 AM

Hi all,

Regarding the complaint of player ExcessTest:

sportsbet.io is a regulated online gambling provider which does not withold customers funds and processes hundreds of withdrawals of BTC in a week.

Regardless the nature of Bitcoin payments as a regulated operator we are obliged to ID verification, KYC and AML (anti-money laundering) procedures by the regulator at certain withdrawal levels.

We have stated this clearly in our Terms & Conditions page available here –
https://sportsbet.io/about/general-terms-and-conditions
3.3.3. Sportsbet reserve the right to carry out additional KYC verification procedures for any withdrawals exceeding the equivalent of 10 Bitcoins or €2300 which ever is lower, and further reserves the right to carry out such verification procedures in case of smaller withdrawals, as demanded by our gaming license. Account Holders who wish to recover funds held in a closed, locked or excluded account, are advised to contact Customer Support.

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Im not sure the point of this thread, but you sound like a happy gambler.
So good for you and hopefully your good luck will brush off on me from posting in this thread Cool

With all the scam accusations, I am sure Sportsbet doesnt mind you posting your story so people understand this is a legitimate sportsbook.

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Quote from: JL421 on June 13, 2018, 12:31:16 PM

Lol so just because you made profit and you were allowed to withdraw doesn't mean that sportsbet is real. They obviously have lot of players on their site who still gamble daily and are still able to make withdrawals flawlessly but there are still many players who earnings were taken by the site for no reason. People have a mixed opinion about the site but on this forum for most it is a scam

think about it like this mate , if you are able to let people bet with you at X1.80 odds for example and you are able to bet that bet somewhere else for X1.85
would you take that bet or not ?? and do you need to scam people in order to make money or not ??

that's the way I think about sportsbet , they are offering lower odds than other places and some people for some reason are choosing them while they can get better value in other places

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Lol so just because you made profit and you were allowed to withdraw doesn't mean that sportsbet is real. They obviously have lot of players on their site who still gamble daily and are still able to make withdrawals flawlessly but there are still many players who earnings were taken by the site for no reason. People have a mixed opinion about the site but on this forum for most it is a scam

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Quote from: DarkStar_ on June 13, 2018, 12:21:36 PM

Quote from: SyGambler on June 13, 2018, 10:24:04 AM

yeah true the cash out thing is unique to sportsbet when it comes to bitcoin betting

UltraPlay books have/had in-play cashout from what I recall. They've had it since 2016:

Quote from: DarkStar_ on July 18, 2016, 05:51:52 PM

The only site I'm aware of that lets you cashout inplay is VitalBet. VitalBet's book is powered by UltraPlay, which betcoin.ag runs too, so betcoin.ag might let you do it too. You technically can cashout in play on any site with live betting though, by hedging your bet. If you bet on Team A to win @2, and Team A is winning by a bunch, the odds for Team B to win might jump to @2.5, or higher depending of the score.
Put the two odds in at scalpulator.com, and you get how much you need to bet on Team B, and your profit.

oh didn't know that since the only ultra play site that I used to use is betcoin and they didn't have it that time , thanks for sharing
I don't use cash out , but some rare occasions it may help like if your tennis player is winning and you have him with certain handicap , if the other player got injured cash out would be nice instead of the betting getting void

but these are rare accusations that I see cash out useful for , anyways I prefer to stick to pre live value betting

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Quote from: SyGambler on June 13, 2018, 10:24:04 AM

yeah true the cash out thing is unique to sportsbet when it comes to bitcoin betting

UltraPlay books have/had in-play cashout from what I recall. They've had it since 2016:

Quote from: DarkStar_ on July 18, 2016, 05:51:52 PM

The only site I'm aware of that lets you cashout inplay is VitalBet. VitalBet's book is powered by UltraPlay, which betcoin.ag runs too, so betcoin.ag might let you do it too. You technically can cashout in play on any site with live betting though, by hedging your bet. If you bet on Team A to win @2, and Team A is winning by a bunch, the odds for Team B to win might jump to @2.5, or higher depending of the score.
Put the two odds in at scalpulator.com, and you get how much you need to bet on Team B, and your profit.

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Quote from: SyGambler on June 13, 2018, 07:24:30 AM

to be honest I never had a single problem with sportsbet.io , there are some accusations but I do believe most of the time it's users faults since the site is making enough money with their high margin so no need to scam users

Like are you talking out of your ass? I like how you half knowledgeable gamblers shill for the websites which often mislead new users.Do you know who runs Sportsbet.io? Have you seen their other gambling websites? I was among the very first players on the website since the day it was launched and I tell you they're scammers.Their parent sites are also tagged on bitcointalk for scamming.People just play there because they don't have a better option.

OP is just a bubble headed idiot shilling for the website.Who gives a fuck what a newbie cunt thinks anyway? Had they been so legit, they would never have -8 negatives.

i dont care who is running that , the important thing for me is , is that trustable , which proved me yes , they have some how no-limit which works as well for me .
also there is no any proof that they scammed anybody . the BS in scam section most of them solved and 21.5 the problem is himself .

I believe and im super confident they are doing really great. and thats it . no matter what others talking with no evidence . i talked here with evidence which cashedout 46,000USD$ in less than 3 minute.

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