Quote from: Mahdirakib on Today at 10:09:18 AM

Stake has thousands of players who are placing bets always. A lot of Stake players are placing hundred thousand dollars bet everyday. Stake team hasn't locked every user account. Why Stunna believed that OP was engaged in match fixing

So does 1xbit, that's an invalid point. There could be a case of selective scam.

Quote from: Mahdirakib on Today at 10:09:18 AM

Let's assume, you have never placed bets on cricket matches. But all on a sudden you have started to place bets on cricket matches, especially in precise results. As example: there will be 6 runs in the 2nd over, 5 runs and 1 wicket in the 3rd over, 2 runs in the 4th over, 7 runs in the 5th over. Then you won 90% of your bets. The odds provider and bookie will do further investigation when they will find suspicious betting pattern like that. Stake team has done it and found

Someone winning 90% bets is never a good argument because there are players losing 90% bets, does that mean stake is match-fixing?

Quote from: Mahdirakib on Today at 10:09:18 AM

KYC verification isn't required as long as you are a loyal user of the casino. But every casino will ask you to verify your identity if they find such suspicious activity. You shouldn't have submitted 4 different identity documents. You should have communicated with Stake support team to know that why your documents were being rejected. But you have done this

Are you kidding me? Bet365 and any legit casino/sportsbook will ask KYC first up. KYC isn't (or shouldn't) be a toy for casinos to play with when a player wins big. You ask for KYC when you believe the player is accessing from a restricted area or you are deemed ineligible for gambling like underage etc.