Quote from: suchmoon on Today at 04:26:33 PM

Quote from: mindrust on Today at 04:09:56 PM

ToC is not the law.

But that's the written contract referred by the flag that points to this thread. If Sportsbet broke the law then the OP can sue them but as far as trust system is concerned we shouldn't be saying that a written contract has been violated when we disagree with the terms of the contract. Lots of deals conducted on this forum may be not 100% lawful in all jurisdictions (shark loaning for example) but we have come to a consensus, or so I thought, that we still treat them as contracts for the purposes of the flag system.

Quote from: mindrust on Today at 04:09:56 PM

This is one of those similarities with the livecoin's thread that I was talking about earlier.

IIRC Livecoin flag is type 2 (implied contract).

Quote from: neymarjr12 on Today at 04:13:40 PM

Is there a point in the contract where Sportsbet can disable an account and seize the winnings without providing any proof?

You have a Sportsbet account, I don't. Enlighten us.

There is point about multi accounting in the contract (it is obviously forbidden).
But there is no clear information about the procedure of investigation, i.e. they accuse me of multi accounting (again sorry for repeating, without any proof), I claim that this is my first and only account and ready to provide any documents to support my claim - if both parties don't change their view, the question goes beyond the contract, somewhere in the field of common law.