Topic: 🔴Your Guide to Registering at ⚡ Vave.com ⚡ Crypto Casino 🔴 Free Spins*🔴 - page 9. (Read 4713 times)

Dude, you're quite the detective.))
According to your logic all who recently registered - all fakes.

The player used a proxy and did not follow the rules.
And the rules should be read carefully, sometimes in the details hides the truth.

This forum is not very friendly. you write a comment, and you will be completely scolded.

Yeah, It's quite the coincidence that his post popped up just as TwitchySeal shouted, "Time to call in the shills!" 

For those who might not know, Mayyyy is one of the characters in that spammer/shill squad who tried that stupid stunt to boost Vave casino. They flooded this thread with a bunch of newbie accounts and faking all that engagement a couple of months ago.

This is more than just the "author", it is a cause for concern when a casino suddenly and suspiciously implements a new rule out of nowhere and conveniently prohibits a gambler from withdrawing his money. also, it is quite ironic to say "Do you get paid for this trash-talk" when your first post after registering on this forum is to shill for this gambling site, Be honest, are you a shill account for vave.com?

Ooooh, Vave has expanded to advertising on the forum) Probably one of the few casinos that hasn't disappointed me lately)

Finally, casinos are moving towards cryptocurrencies. I really hope that Vave has done it well. Because crypto is the future and it is quite close.

I have been make researching vave for a while and they are quite amazing in my opinion.
Their website design look sick.
Amazing collaboration and partnerships.
Keep moving.
There is a lot of potential 

One of the amazing betting website amazing design UI and clear roadmap a lot of potential to grow more

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Keep going up guys fighting

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I've been playing on Vave for 2 months now and I can say that the platform has implemented the interface, deposit and withdrawal procedures quite well. It is nice to see that companies are developing in the right direction and not just connecting a million poorly performing payment systems.

I have the feeling that you care more about this situation than the author himself. Besides, all your posts are just a non-stop stream of hatred with no real basis. Be honest, do you get paid for this trash talk?)

Oh, really! Are we supposed to blindly believe that these rules came out of nowhere and just happened to come into effect after a Russian player won and tried to withdraw a significant amount from your sportsbook? How convenient! Have you posted an update on these changed rules somewhere? You were active on the forum at that time; you posted promotional messages, for example, on August 21 and on August 23. In neither of them did you consider it important to mention the new changes in your ToS? And what about on Twitter? Discord? Telegram? Anywhere?

And quite coincidentally, you were so quick to implement policy changes that you forgot that your website supports 18 other languages, and the ToS should be properly translated into all of them? Even the Russian translation, which would be logical as the first source of information for Russian players, was changed only 5 days later! Are you serious?

Furthermore, after conducting a brief investigation into the platform you are promoting, we discovered that it appears to be a suspicious platform according to Scamadviser: https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/moneypot.com#google_vignette
Therefore, it seems you are encouraging people to use a suspicious platform while taking advantage of your high-ranking membership @BenCodie, which raises questions about your credibility.

We don't have any unresolved cases. All issues are handled by our customer support.
We can see that the player might be upset. However, we can't treat this case differently since we treat all players' cases equally.

We have reached out to you, even after the rules violation, and returned the amount of your last deposit. Any funds exceeding that sum were voided. Also, we strongly recommend familiarizing yourself with the rules regularly to avoid any misunderstandings or situations like this.

We have already provided a detailed response to the concerned person, explaining that participation is restricted for players from Russia: https://vave.com/information/terms-and-conditions
Unfortunately, it appears that the player did not read our casino policy.

actually for me the KYC problem is not a complicated problem, if you need to do it, if you don't need it, you don't need to do KYC, it's quite simple. but sometimes the gambler who prefers anonymity it will be very hard for him.
but KYC is one of the requirements that makes sense to me. If we look at some of the popular crypto casino sites today, almost all of them specify KYC requirements, that's one of compliance. and KYC is needed when withdrawing funds or withdrawing large amounts when a big win on the casino site is a natural thing

These rules unfortunately have nothing to do with this particular player, it just happens to be the case. Even if this player didn't exist, this rule would still be in place.
With all due respect, we ourselves are present on the Trustpilot, our 1-star reviews are being answered and all of the legitimate reviews are being worked with.

Man, come on, do you seriously think Trustpilot is such a respected site?
there is a whole bunch of negative reviews here https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.rollbit.com?stars=1.

Seriously, how can you say that when we have an unsolved case right here in front of our eyes? You changed the rules after the player had deposited the funds and gambled and you only confiscated his funds after he won the bet. This is clearly abuse on your part.

So you've already had similar cases like this? That should tell you that you are doing something fundamentally wrong. No wonder you have 86% bad reviews on trustpilot.

even the fraudulent 1xbet returns all deposits if some kind of account blocking or betting cancellation occurs. And you are still not going to return my deposits. Do you really care about your reputation?

In the spirit of transparency that you claim to uphold within the community, I suggest you shed some more light on this case. Changing your terms of use after a player has deposited funds and gambled is a concerning practice and the circumstances surrounding this case demand a clear and thorough response. Please provide clarification on this matter.

To start, could you please provide a detailed timeline of events related to this particular case? This would help us better understand the sequence of actions and decisions made.

Furthermore, when exactly did you include the provision restricting Russian residents in your Terms of Service? And why does this provision appear only in the English version of the Terms of Use, rather than being consistent across all languages? Could you clarify this discrepancy?

Moreover, did you make an effort to inform all your players about these revised conditions when they were implemented? If so, how did you communicate these alterations to your user base?

One particularly concerning aspect is whether you continued to accept bets from players, including Russian residents, after introducing the new terms. If so, why did you not enforce the updated conditions consistently for all players?

Lastly, why was the decision made to cancel only the winning bets for the player, rather than all of them, and return their entire deposit? This raises questions about the fairness and consistency of your actions. Could you explain the reasoning behind this selective action?