Quote from: justbc on June 16, 2016, 06:48:15 PM

Quote from: ctlaltdefeat on June 16, 2016, 06:33:39 PM

Worth noting that the guy above runs http://www.btcwagering.com/ according to his profile, which appears to be a rather poor and thinly veiled advertising platform for competing sites.

Thanks for the plug! Nothing is veiled about BTC Wagering -- we exist precisely for this reason; to recommend *reputable* BTC-based sites where people *won't have a problem getting their payouts.*

NB. None of the sites we advertise suck. My experience with Fairlay most certainly sucked to the extreme. Thinking you got scammed out of your money for 2 days is the worst feeling in the world, trust me. And when your withdrawal isn't being processed and the operator isn't responding, I generally think I've been scammed.

Nitrogen for example operates in Costa Rica where it's actually legal to run a sportsbook without a license. Is it legal in London?

NO!!!

And I was expecting more than 10mBTC based on the fact I was betting 2BTC and had such a bad experience. But it's fine and consistent with their "we don't give a crap" behavior that they said no.

I think others will find value in the info I've presented based on actually using the site (and obviously wanting it to be good).

As for you, thanks for the plug

Nitrogen claims to operate out of Costa Rica, great. Say that tomorrow the site disappears, together with all of the funds. What will you do? Give it a bad rating on your website? Catch the soonest flight out of your home in the US to Costa Rica?

I'm genuinely curious what you find so attractive about Nitrogen (apart from them paying you).

The objective fact is that Fairlay offer better lines (odds) than Nitrogen do.

To think that after two years and 30 pages of forum feedback the site operators would fake a server error to steal your 2BTC is hysterical and ridiculous. Why would the site operators need to bribe you? Are you also expecting reimbursement when you lose bets?