This case is already over. .
What a chance for the OP to bet on a rigged game
Also American Bookies (including Stake US) made decisions similar to this one.
Also the OP used to play casino games most of the time untill one day he decided to bet all his money on a rigged game . Even if it was pure chance this will not help your case Wich already over.
I don't think Stake will ever change it's decision. And for the OP better to Move on.
How he could move on, if he didn't make anything wrong? You are about to give him $45k to help him to move on? I don't think so. If he didn't cheat he has no reason to move on, and he should refer his case to the license regulator as he said or to a court. The casino representative said to Askgamblers they will send elements supporting their stance, but they "require additional time" for that despite the 3 months that have already passed. I guess neither OP nor anyone else will know what elements will be communicated to AG at the end.What a chance for the OP to bet on a rigged game
Also American Bookies (including Stake US) made decisions similar to this one.
Also the OP used to play casino games most of the time untill one day he decided to bet all his money on a rigged game . Even if it was pure chance this will not help your case Wich already over.
I don't think Stake will ever change it's decision. And for the OP better to Move on.
Indeed, it's hard to move on from this.
The only fair solution would be refund the bet amount, let him withdraw, and if they don't want his business any longer they can close the account.
Just seizing all the money, not only the winning, which makes sense, is kinda crazy since they can't prove he has anything to do with it. They can't prove he knowingly bet on a rigged game and he can't prove he didn't know. So it should be a void and case closed.
But it's not the first time stake is making harsh controversial decisions and they firm on it.
