But really, the "non verifiable excuses from the accused" are a big part of why I can't support the flag.

- You have the OP who claims he submitted proper KYC and has no other accounts.

- You have Sportsbet who claims he didn't submit proper KYC, and he does have other accounts.

Sportsbet doesn't want to give away the recipe of their secret sauce for how they detect multi-accounting, not because they are shady a-holes but because if they did it would be all the easier for future cheaters to avoid getting caught.

Now, some people may just think that's an excuse to not have to pay out the BTC in question, but I think that if they had any doubt in their mind they could be wrong about what happened, they would just pay it out as its a trivial amount for them.

Then you have people coming in left and right trying to stir up a big drama for whatever reason among the DT, which isn't cool. Accusations of vote manipulation and so forth won't lead to a resolution, as our feeble system of democracy is the only thing we've got..

Just don't play at Sportsbet if you don't trust them: problem solved. Fighting hard to activate what could very well be an unjust flag (given Sportbet's longstanding reputation) isn't a viable solution. What the vocal proponents of the flag think they are doing "for the greater good" might not necessarily be so, and not everybody has to share their opinion.

Not much more to say on the situation until new info comes to light.