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Quote from: Moonmanmun on April 15, 2019, 03:11:35 PM

Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

They require it from users who have suspect activity on their account such as using a repeated ip from another account which triggers their system to questions the account ownership because they do not allow multiple accounts.
Also I would imagine they would ask those users who win a substantial amount of bitcoin or ethereum on their site for some form of identification before allowing them to withdraw their balance.

That is not true!

Their system instantly discovers if same IP address and or device opens several accounts:

- If account holder lost, everything is fine and they will never ask for KYC and refund your losses cause of T&C breach.

- If account holder won, they suddenly will ask for KYC and say that account holder breached their T&C and confiscate the account balance!

But to understand this fraud scheme requires a functioning brain, hence not suitable for signature spammers! Cheesy

I always use VPN and not once been asked for KYC.
Even when I have won.
So your logic is 100% wrong and inaccurate .
Why are you even still trying lol

Look, there are possibly some people with a not well functioning brain believing your nonsense, but it is a fact that they never ask for KYC after a customer lost!

Means as long as the customer loses it does not matter if he breached their T&C using multiple accounts, playing from restricted countries and so on.

Quote from: game-protect on April 15, 2019, 01:22:43 PM

Quote from: sportsbet.io on April 15, 2019, 07:48:40 AM

Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

They require it from users who have suspect activity on their account such as using a repeated ip from another account which triggers their system to questions the account ownership because they do not allow multiple accounts.
Also I would imagine they would ask those users who win a substantial amount of bitcoin or ethereum on their site for some form of identification before allowing them to withdraw their balance.

That is not true!

Their system instantly discovers if same IP address and or device opens several accounts:

- If account holder lost, everything is fine and they will never ask for KYC and refund your losses cause of T&C breach.

- If account holder won, they suddenly will ask for KYC and say that account holder breached their T&C and confiscate the account balance!

But to understand this fraud scheme requires a functioning brain, hence not suitable for signature spammers! Cheesy

I always use VPN and not once been asked for KYC.
Even when I have won.
So your logic is 100% wrong and inaccurate .
Why are you even still trying lol

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My account funds have been frozen without any reason or reason. You asked me to do online KYC. I also submitted the relevant KYC information, but it has been a few days since your team still did not reply to me. ? Should I remain skeptical about your platform? Can I still trust your platform? Please solve my problem and let me believe in your platform! My frozen account is 1070407491

thanks for your patience.. it seems everything is now solved and your account is good to go! good luck!

regards,

Steve.
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Quote from: mjhadd on April 12, 2019, 08:55:28 AM

Quote from: sportsbet.io on April 12, 2019, 08:52:42 AM

Quote from: mjhadd on April 12, 2019, 07:51:40 AM

Steve
im high roller user i already cashed out 20btc some day in sportsbet
but last night i dreamed i won 100mbtc on slots Cheesy

i played your slots before to be honest just awful , i said to my self i never going to play slots again
i just participate some promos for slots which i always win something in the slots i won from 0.7mbtc to 32mbtc

today i lost some in baccarat , i said i go and play some slots because i dreamed maybe i win something
wow just hilarious, played more than 60 round , that was super funny biggest win was 0.32mbtc for a round , no free spins and bonus round at all

i deserved what i got i accept it because i repent before but i did it again because of false dream last night

idk how people wins but just impossible for me , except free spins by promotions

lol

Hi mjhadd,

I feel your pain! I had a shocker on the slots the other day when i gave them a go. Then i see some of our customers win 400,000 and get paid out straight away.. Im like super jealous but one day it will be us!
Steve!

im on super heavy loose in sportsbet , Sad

no hope for me. its almost 4-5 years im going down each day

may be a good idea to stop gambling then

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Please beware someone good feeling with sportsbet. Io

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Quote from: SyGambler on April 03, 2019, 08:12:23 AM

I will pm you my username now it's not SyGambler since I haven't used that account in ages , the account I use is verified and it's the only one I'm using

it's been almost two weeks and I got no reply from sportsbet , can I know if I'm limited or what ?
don't want to deposit one more time and find out that I can only bet few dollars in your site , hope to get an answer from you soon

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Quote from: Moonmanmun on April 15, 2019, 03:11:35 PM

Quote from: game-protect on April 15, 2019, 01:22:43 PM

Quote from: game-protect on April 15, 2019, 01:22:43 PM

Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

They require it from users who have suspect activity on their account such as using a repeated ip from another account which triggers their system to questions the account ownership because they do not allow multiple accounts.
Also I would imagine they would ask those users who win a substantial amount of bitcoin or ethereum on their site for some form of identification before allowing them to withdraw their balance.

That is not true!

Their system instantly discovers if same IP address and or device opens several accounts:

- If account holder lost, everything is fine and they will never ask for KYC and refund your losses cause of T&C breach.

- If account holder won, they suddenly will ask for KYC and say that account holder breached their T&C and confiscate the account balance!

But to understand this fraud scheme requires a functioning brain, hence not suitable for signature spammers! Cheesy

I always use VPN and not once been asked for KYC.
Even when I have won.
So your logic is 100% wrong and inaccurate .
Why are you even still trying lol

Look, there are possibly some people with a not well functioning brain believing your nonsense, but it is a fact that they never ask for KYC after a customer lost!

Means as long as the customer loses it does not matter if he breached their T&C using multiple accounts, playing from restricted countries and so on.

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Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

They require it from users who have suspect activity on their account such as using a repeated ip from another account which triggers their system to questions the account ownership because they do not allow multiple accounts.
Also I would imagine they would ask those users who win a substantial amount of bitcoin or ethereum on their site for some form of identification before allowing them to withdraw their balance.

That is not true!

Their system instantly discovers if same IP address and or device opens several accounts:

- If account holder lost, everything is fine and they will never ask for KYC and refund your losses cause of T&C breach.

- If account holder won, they suddenly will ask for KYC and say that account holder breached their T&C and confiscate the account balance!

But to understand this fraud scheme requires a functioning brain, hence not suitable for signature spammers! Cheesy

I always use VPN and not once been asked for KYC.
Even when I have won.
So your logic is 100% wrong and inaccurate .
Why are you even still trying lol

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Too many idiots use bookmakers without reading the terms and conditions, only to cry because they can't then withdraw. All serious sites reserve the right to ask KYC before withdrawing. Sportsbet in terms and conditions, clearly says that all those who use promotions / bonuses before withdrawing must make KYC, besides being able to ask at all times to all the bettors the KYC

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Quote from: vennali on April 15, 2019, 11:46:56 AM

Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

They require it from users who have suspect activity on their account such as using a repeated ip from another account which triggers their system to questions the account ownership because they do not allow multiple accounts.
Also I would imagine they would ask those users who win a substantial amount of bitcoin or ethereum on their site for some form of identification before allowing them to withdraw their balance.

That is not true!

Their system instantly discovers if same IP address and or device opens several accounts:

- If account holder lost, everything is fine and they will never ask for KYC and refund your losses cause of T&C breach.

- If account holder won, they suddenly will ask for KYC and say that account holder breached their T&C and confiscate the account balance!

But to understand this fraud scheme requires a functioning brain, hence not suitable for signature spammers! Cheesy

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Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

Sad to hear. Do all such sites require to do random KYCs from time to time ? I gamble with bitcoin because the KYC didn't use to be a norm earlier. Also anyone knows if KYC shows up, then do I have the option to withdraw everything and decline the KYC, and not gamble on the site there after ? Or Would I have to do the KYC in order to withdraw the funds.

Did you even bother to read the post that you quoted?

Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

They require it from users who have suspect activity on their account such as using a repeated ip from another account which triggers their system to questions the account ownership because they do not allow multiple accounts.
Also I would imagine they would ask those users who win a substantial amount of bitcoin or ethereum on their site for some form of identification before allowing them to withdraw their balance.

This

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Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

They must imply to all users and not only for “some” because its unfair for others whos being asked for KYC though i know how important this may in future specially when you hit a jackpot

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Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

They require it from users who have suspect activity on their account such as using a repeated ip from another account which triggers their system to questions the account ownership because they do not allow multiple accounts.
Also I would imagine they would ask those users who win a substantial amount of bitcoin or ethereum on their site for some form of identification before allowing them to withdraw their balance.

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Wait, since when do they now require a KYC ? Haven't come across that information yet. Is it random ?

It's not random they require KYC to some users. The requirement existed years ago when they're still new and some of the reasons why they would ask it is mentioned on their terms and conditions.

Sad to hear. Do all such sites require to do random KYCs from time to time ? I gamble with bitcoin because the KYC didn't use to be a norm earlier. Also anyone knows if KYC shows up, then do I have the option to withdraw everything and decline the KYC, and not gamble on the site there after ? Or Would I have to do the KYC in order to withdraw the funds.

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