Quote from: Josepht on January 25, 2019, 04:01:08 PM

Quote from: AGD815 on January 25, 2019, 03:52:14 PM

From the screenshots he sent me his friend who is traveling abroad with him also has a account and lost 0.65 worth of bitcoin and about 3 bitcoin cash. This friend was never asked for KYC and is now saying since he is also a American Citizen who is traveling abroad with him his bets should be voided and the bitcoin and bitcoin cash should be returned. From a legal standpoint shouldnt players who only lost in the same situation
have there bets voided and the bitcoin returned?

I don't know the details of this situation, but to be honest, it would be stupid to give them their money back.
If that'd be the case, everyone can gamble huge, and if they win keep the money and if they lose complain to get the money back. That's not how it supposed to work. If you gamble online, you know the risks, and if you win you win and if you lose you lose.
Just my two cents.

You are just a braindead retard.

Just my two cents.

Cloudbet don't need KYC if you are losing, but when you start winning by chance, suddenly they remember that you need to provide KYC.

Everyone can see that, even a 2-year old child.

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If you gamble online, you know the risks,

Yes, you know the risk of scamming people too. if someone would steal 1 BTC from me, I would find that scumbag and break his scull.

But that's just me.