Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 07:16:41 AM

Quote from: Naficopa on Today at 04:56:34 AM

Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 04:11:34 AM

Betting on a bad line doesn't make you a cheater. The issue I have with these guys is they aren't being up front about what happened. Stop using it as an excuse for 1xbit to ignore them.

If I saw a line on sportsbet.io, or Stake, or any other reputable sportsbook right now for a match that had just ended, I'd bet on the winner. They might void the bet, or they might just pay me, I don't know. What I do know is that they wouldn't just take my balance for placing the bet.

Taking advantage when the House makes a mistake (like setting a bad line, or exposing a card) doesn't make you a cheater.

You claim that you are betting on a sport events, knowing its result? Did you just confirm that you did it and are doing this or is it still a hypothetical situation?
Somehow I can't imagine you doing something like that ..

I've never seen a line that was still open after a match ended. That's a pretty stupid and expensive mistake for a sportsbook to make, unless they decided they will just steal the balance from any player that accepts their wager. I really don't see any other explanation for this happening so frequently on 1xbit other than they view the income from stolen funds as part of their business model.

So I understand that you have never bet on a sports event knowing its result before?

When it comes to delays, it's a strange thing for sure, but we know that things like this happens. I think the fault is not directly on 1xBit side, but on the software provider. Sure, 1xBit probably could disable those troublesome sport events, but unfortunately I don't know why they dont do that. Maybe they can't, or maybe they just prefer to catch those who are trying to cheat.