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Topic: Will duelbits pay 20k bet? - page 6. (Read 1014 times)

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September 19, 2022, 11:18:58 PM
#9
If you've won that amount, they will likely pay you they have built their reputation in the last two years for them to get ruined for $60k when they still have a very long way to go and they already have a big slice of the market already, they can do a compromised for installment that's possible one casino has done it when one of their players won a very huge amount and they are not a big casino, but I'm sure they can afford to pay you $60k.
legendary
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September 19, 2022, 11:12:55 PM
#8
Most sites have a max wager or max win on them so this sort of thing is managed. If it's below the max wager/win they'd likely pay out - if someone bet $20k and won 3x, they're probably going to come back with that $60k at some point anyway (if it's a lot to them).

There have been sites ousted here for doing similar things in the past and duel bits hasn't been one afaik (I'm not around the reputation section enough to know for sure).



100-1000$ bets they have been paying me until now. But what if put on sport event  bet and make like 12k in a day.  I wonder if they would pay me.
As long as you are not violating their terms of service and you are willing to go through their know your customer policies then even if you make a big win most likely you're going to get paid, since you are talking about a good casino then I will not worry too much about it, now if you were talking about casinos with a dubious reputation then I will understand why you could be nervous about getting paid or not as we know they are not above doing whatever they can in order to find an excuse to not pay you.
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September 19, 2022, 10:07:11 PM
#7
If someone bet high amount (20k)+ on this casino and win  like 2-5x time more his money.

would the casiino pay him or find excuse not to pay and ban his account?

Any reputable casino, if it lets you bet an amount, and doesn't block it or give you a message about it, will pay you if you win. What happens is that after certain amounts you may be asked for KYC, as you have been told, which happens in almost all casinos nowadays.

So don't be surprised if they ask for it.
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September 19, 2022, 08:40:14 PM
#6
100-1000$ bets they have been paying me until now. But what if put on sport event  bet and make like 12k in a day.  I wonder if they would pay me.
Probably they will, unless they gave you an error showing that you can only bet xxxx amount on the current game or events.

But for your more information, bigger bets always alarm the casino and will check you thoroughly so a KYC will be always be asked and other related docs. Once okay then good for you but sometimes casino will give you opposite response that you violate this and that.
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September 19, 2022, 08:23:05 PM
#5
If someone bet high amount (20k)+ on this casino and win  like 2-5x time more his money.

would the casiino pay him or find excuse not to pay and ban his account?

They will have set limit on particular users and particular events.
It would be great if you at first message to their customer support and then only deposit this much bit amount.
Normally if you have done KYC and did not use any illegal means, then definitely you will get your winnings cashes out if you bet.
Else if you violate any of their terms or if they suspect you cheating, then definitely your account will be frozen.
Rest is upto you OP.
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September 19, 2022, 08:12:18 PM
#4
Most sites have a max wager or max win on them so this sort of thing is managed. If it's below the max wager/win they'd likely pay out - if someone bet $20k and won 3x, they're probably going to come back with that $60k at some point anyway (if it's a lot to them).

There have been sites ousted here for doing similar things in the past and duel bits hasn't been one afaik (I'm not around the reputation section enough to know for sure).



100-1000$ bets they have been paying me until now. But what if put on sport event  bet and make like 12k in a day.  I wonder if they would pay me.

They will probably ask you to do KYC as it will be a large sum. If you are OK with that and it is a legit bet and nothing is fraudulent to your account, you will get paid.
They have been online since 2 years and have always paid so far out. You can check the reputation section; there were some accusations but they have all been solved!
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September 19, 2022, 08:03:17 PM
#3
Most sites have a max wager or max win on them so this sort of thing is managed. If it's below the max wager/win they'd likely pay out - if someone bet $20k and won 3x, they're probably going to come back with that $60k at some point anyway (if it's a lot to them).

There have been sites ousted here for doing similar things in the past and duel bits hasn't been one afaik (I'm not around the reputation section enough to know for sure).



100-1000$ bets they have been paying me until now. But what if put on sport event  bet and make like 12k in a day.  I wonder if they would pay me.
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September 19, 2022, 07:59:35 PM
#2
Most sites have a max wager or max win on them so this sort of thing is managed. If it's below the max wager/win they'd likely pay out - if someone bet $20k and won 3x, they're probably going to come back with that $60k at some point anyway (if it's a lot to them).

There have been sites ousted here for doing similar things in the past and duel bits hasn't been one afaik (I'm not around the reputation section enough to know for sure).
newbie
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September 19, 2022, 07:50:18 PM
#1
If someone bet high amount (20k)+ on this casino and win  like 2-5x time more his money.

would the casiino pay him or find excuse not to pay and ban his account?
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