Quote from: mirakal on Today at 10:23:57 AM

Quote from: Lorence.xD on Today at 06:33:10 AM

Hopefully, cloudbet explain their side of things here. I believe in fair justice, with this bunch of evidences piled high in their faces, they must atleast give out a word. Let this be a lesson for other people who will try to gamble, check the reputation of the site and if they have a rap sheet in regards to running away with people's money.

They were no active for 3 days now (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=154563).
I'm looking forward that they'll answer this accusation once they are online, and eventually solve it if it's necessary.

I saw number of scam accusation against Cloudbet in the past but they were solve, hope they'll do the same here.

they've responded to this accusation before. they said that the OP have broken some of their ToS and said that they have given back the deposit the OP made on their gambling site. but the OP said he hasn't received anything yet. Cloudbet hasn't responded yet after that.

Quote from: Cloudbet on September 30, 2020, 08:38:35 AM

Hi everyone, we'd like to address the case of efxes.

Our Player Safety Team performed a standard verification check on the account after noticing several failed logins from the USA.

Our authentication log reveals that the player attempted to authenticate from the USA followed by several other European cities within minutes - this clearly goes against his claim that he is living in and playing from Mexico.

Whilst the player complied and supplied an identity document and proof of address, he failed to submit documents that support his claims of residing in Mexico. We consequently closed the account after confirming a clear breach of our terms and licensing agreement.

We ensured that the player received the total sum of their deposit back and consequently consider this case to be closed.