Quote from: khaled0111 on December 24, 2022, 11:29:34 PM

Quote from: Findingnemo on December 24, 2022, 07:16:09 PM

Do you have any proof to claim that you didn't try arbing with the bookmaker?

Yeah, I understand no one may take screenshot of their bets so they can use it as proof in case if there is something wrong but without proof you can't blame them and have to accept what the casino says.

It's the casino who are accusing op of arbring. So, it's them who have to prove this. As always, the burden of proof lies on the accuser!!
We all know that casinos will never disclose any information from their investigation, for obvious reasons!
The good thing here is that op got his money back. If he is not satisfied with this casino's services, then he should simply look for a better alternative.

That'll be quite hard to provide. AFAIK --by "as far", I mean I was just closing my google searches to learn about it-- sportsbet providers detect arbit bettor by crossreferencing their data with fellow bookies. I don't think it's something any provider would like to share freely without getting a backlash from their fellow bookies.

Although, I have to say that the burden of showing proof does fall to Betcoin.AG. OP shared their betting history --not a screenshot, though-- and one certain telltale of arbit betting was an unrounded number placed as a bet --$12.34, 72.19 as opposed to $12 or 75, for instance-- and although OP can intentionally rounded their number to hide the suspicion, it'll be nice if betcoin could give something more than what can basically summed to, "we're right, you're wrong. Our decisir is final. Bye."