Quote from: Bananington on January 13, 2024, 06:34:19 AM

Quote from: Wiwo on January 10, 2024, 07:43:38 AM

Secondly, $22 is very small an amount for a big casino-like stake to steal from a player and in this case, since the provider is wholly in charge it means that stake may be clean on this and for sure we will see the bottom line conclusion to this issues in no time.

For someone to even think that Stake will be interested in their $22 will be ridiculous. Stake has been in this business as far back as 2017, that amount of money means nothing to them.

I think it's just a beginner who is new to gambling because if he has been around gambling for a long time it's impossible not to know Stake, isn't Stake a big site where they collaborate with many famous people from athletes and others, even their site logo is also displayed on several sports, Besides, it's strange if someone thinks Stake took $22 even though they often give out free money and even on social media they share more than that amount.

Whoever it is, I'm sure it's only a beginner who doesn't know Stake because I believe that almost the average online gambler in this world knows Stake, I have a work friend who is just actively gambling online, he already knows Stake because he has seen the Stake logo when watching a match. Everton so he found out about the Stake site by doing research that they were a fairly large casino. It's actually important to do research so that beginners can know more about Stake. Grin