Quote from: Cantsay on Today at 06:36:54 PM

Quote from: Mahdirakib on Today at 06:04:32 PM

Perhaps, they have added the clause 2.1 recently.

It could be but there’s no way to verify if they recently added it or it has been like that and the Op didn’t see it.

I tried to check if the site was archived before anything was altered but web archive is not working on my end prolly due to my network. Another thing again, I’m sure that during the time Op started playing at the site his Ip must have been that of Russia why didn’t the site block his account then to prevent usage of their site why wait until Op had that amount before requesting for kyc? It seems like a shady business tbh.

He has for sure read the clauses of the terms and conditions. Otherwise I don't think he would blow up like this, as well as vave.com taking up the mistake and reinstating access on his account and giving back his money with 3000 on top of that.

There has been a clear mistake on vave's part here which is the lack of transparency on their end. It would've been easy to put out an announcement or a notification on their platform stating that some things will be changed in their terms and conditions, but they still carried on with it not knowing that some of their players have done their homework and read the service agreements before pressing "I agree". I don't think it's particularly racist, although I understand how OP feels since this is a personal attack, but that doesn't mean they could just do it willy-nilly to customers and users.