Quote from: actmyname on Today at 05:25:34 PM

Quote from: Cacingkemi on Today at 05:12:38 PM

You are probably so familiar with this rule because your employer Sportsbet.io has often conned many customers in other ways

Are you simply here to cast irrelevant and unfounded ad-hominem into the thread? It's weird to see you assuming that I'm being employed by Sportsbet when I'm ousting their use of the exact same ToS scheme in this thread:

Quote from: actmyname on August 06, 2020, 07:58:16 PM

I create a website dedicated for gambling. Outlined within the ToS are a few clauses that allow me to arbitrarily freeze player balances, all fit under one nice long section. One of them is based on if I have suspicion that they are using multiple accounts or money laundering. Another is simply, if at my discretion, I determine that you or your account is detrimental to the conduct of my business. I use this to freeze player balances when they win. When questioned, I respond that they violated the ToS by stating that they violated the section containing those clauses. I do not provide any evidence and then state, "we'll return the deposit though."

Fair, or not fair?

I don't shill for any casino, and if you refuse to use the actual content of the replies to construct your responses instead of jumping to random deflections, then there's no point in continuing any good-faith replies.

dont talk trash man we all know you are working for sportsbet.io you even announced the winners in there forum where you had that avatar from donald trump do you think we are stupid