Quote from: AGD815 on January 29, 2019, 08:09:42 PM

Quote from: youngamericandream on January 29, 2019, 08:03:07 PM

Quote from: AGD815 on January 29, 2019, 08:01:34 PM

Quote from: raven7886 on January 29, 2019, 04:45:35 PM

That is even scarier. I mean think about it getting scammed is something common in bitcointalk, yeah its horrible but honestly at this point I am not shocked when someone is scammed in crypto world. However, threatening someone with police and so forth as a casino literally means they signed their own death penalty. Who would play on cloudbet from now on? If they didn't even return your money, we would say they were doing some reviews and all that, even if they just froze the account temporarily while checking your documents that would be fine.

Also, if they paid you your money but blocked your account afterwards basically saying "you played here long enough and here is your money but don't comeback because of jurisdiction problems" that would have been fine as well. However keeping your money and than telling you not to make a scene or they will call the cops on you literally means "we do not want to be a casino anymore please let everyone know we are scamming people".

I have never... I mean never heard a casino threaten to call the police due to a player requesting his or her winnings on a bet they accepted.

They must be close to out of bitcoin. I dont know what else it could be.

https://www.askgamblers.com/casino-complaints/cloudbet-casino-delayed-330-btc-payment

That really WAS an outstanding response from Paul. I'm gonna treasure it

Here's another one:
https://www.askgamblers.com/casino-complaints/cloudbet-casino-problem-withdrawing-38-btc

Poor "Ronnie" has his hands extra full with trying to save face for the company. Nice little list is being compiled.

Yea... they seem to be digging themselves a even bigger hole by the minute. My guess is they were hoping for a huge payday on Super Bowl Sunday. Did you notice the max bet was like 45 bitcoin for the Super Bowl? Imagine taking a deposit of 45 bitcoin and not needing any KYC. But requiring KYC for a 1.7 and 3.5 bitcoin payout.

And wow.. the player gained a unfair advantage with software? I would say its a unfair advantage to base KYC on whether a customer wins or losses. Lol

As much as I like Cloudbet, this KYC stuff is going to be a big problem for all those centralized casinos. If they don't find a solution (and it seems like there isn't one since the centralized casinos are tax payers) decentralized casinos will take over and both casino owners and governments will lose money. This is internet you can't stop people. They failed to stop torrent, they failed to stop mp3, they failed to stop bitcoin.

They will surely fail to stop people who want to gamble without handing over their passports. It is only a matter of time. Just let it go and everybody wins...