Quote from: Saint-loup on April 13, 2023, 10:13:30 PM

Quote from: pop3r5 on April 13, 2023, 01:21:53 PM

This is not your industry, it's okay not knowing the in and outs of a business you're not in.

I sometimes get limited at the first sharp bet, not even 5 bets, new account without profiling or history, first one, rip, hello BetVictor, hello Bwin, hello william hill, hello Sportsbet, one good bet and you're out already so there's is no withdraw/deposit parameters nor there's is multisports criteria.

Almost impossible to become rich cause you can't stake anything anywhere, we're chasing new bookies everyday.

The things you did in the past doesnt matter, you did shit bets on random events, of course they won't ban or limit you even if you win 100 000$. It's all about beating the CLV, closing line value, if you do, whether or not you win the bet you're out. You can lose the said 1st bet and limited while on the red. You won't get limited ever if you win by beating them while betting the over under on Nba 3minutes before the match, cause this is pure luck, the line and odds they offer at kickoff are ''perfect'', the odds and lines has been sharpened out by the good players in the previous hours and days.

Crypto bookies don't only look at how you are betting, they are also looking at where do your funds come from on the blockchain, and monitor your IP, user-agent/fingerprint and cookie in order to guess if you are using an alt account. Some of them are even using pixel tracking in emails. So if you got limited or banned as soon as your very first bet, it can be because your fingerprint has been blacklisted by the odds provider.

Look at this, folks, the crypto bookies are raising the bar! They're not just eyeballing our bets, but they're also snooping on our IPs and cookies?! Sounds like a plot from a mind-bending sci-fi flick!

But let me tell you, folks, this is serious business. I knew online betting had some dark corners, but this is a whole new ball game. They're practically running their own Big Brother show!

So here's the deal, can we trust these bookies? Are they really playing fair and square? Or maybe, just maybe, they're using all this high-tech tracking wizardry to tip the scales? It's a rhetorical question, of course. But it sure makes you think, doesn't it?