Quote from: Peeps Place on April 19, 2024, 10:08:29 PM

Quote from: Saint-loup on April 19, 2024, 09:46:54 PM

I wouldn't say it's unlawful or unfair to limit or to close accounts of such bettors. Or even to do that to just good bettors if it's clearly stated in ToS previously agreed by the customer at least. AFAIK fiat sportsbooks are doing it, but unlike those offshore crypto sportsbooks they will never keep customers' funds, and ask dubious extra KYC.
Some crypto sportsbooks will have no problem with users' KYC for receiving their funds, and to take their money when they are losing, even when amounts are way higher than what the user is usually betting and could be obviously critical for him, but weirdly they need highly private and specific documents when the user made some profits in order to withdraw his funds. It looks a scammy practice bad for reputation of crypto ecosystem for me.

Agree 100%. These long investigations are scammy. They are looking to steal or hope the player loses money while the investigation is ongoing. Stake is guilty of it over and over again.

please read my thread and understand that i provided stake all of what they requested within your “15 minutes” they just chose to deny everything that i sent them. please read my thread and casino guru page and ask gamblers page before spamming my thread. thanks. hope you enjoy my bets on a UFC title fight.

also thank you darkness for standing up for truth. words cannot describe my appreciation. i gave this guy my bets. he can contact stake to see if i placed anything else in the last year (my prior bets i lost thousands on stake like 2 years ago)