Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 10:27:04 AM

Quote from: AHOYBRAUSE on Today at 09:07:14 AM

More and more we read the words "sportsbook abuse" these days in connection with scam accusations against bookies or casinos.

Might become their new go to excuse to not pay players. The multi accounting accusation doesn't look so interesting anymore so it seems.

What I wonder though, do does someone abuse a sportsbook? They never actually say or answer what the user has done but expect him or her to just accept it.
You can't just keep someone's deposits and winnings if he made bets so he qualifies for rake back or whatever.

If that was the case then stake.com would need to ban a big chunk of their players that just wager to level up or to qualify for bonus drops.

I have rollbit on my radar for a while now, ever since they bough the hacked data stolen from stake to promote their own casino. Nor surprised to see an increase of accusations against this site recently.

You can't treat every case as equal, where the casinos use multi-acc as an excuse to not pay their players. Every case has their own story. Some cases, the players did cheat the bookies, while on the other cases the casinos falsely accuse their players for something that they didn't do. This is why it is essential to understand both sides of the story.

And umm... what stake has to do with this case?

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If that was the case then stake.com would need to ban a big chunk of their players that just wager to level up or to qualify for bonus drops.

Rollbit and stake have a connection. Some months back stake was hacked and user data such as email addresses were stolen. About 2 months ago almost all platinum+ VIPs got catered emails from rollbit with bonus offers, the higher the VIP level on stake, the higher the bonus was.

In conclusion, Rollbit bought the stolen data from the hackers, therefor a company that uses such shady things to promote its own business can't be trusted in the first place in my eyes. That's all I meant to say with it.

By the way, I also got the bonus, 100$ . They advertised it as "no strings attached", but in order to be able to withdraw you suddenly had to deposit and send document for KYC. Obviously I don't trust a company that uses shady tactics as well as having several scam accusations with my documents, so I rather told them to keep the money and logged out for good.