Re: 🚨 Stake.com’s Rigged House Games? Unmasking the Flawed Math Behind Their “Fair”
⭐ Merited by holydarkness (1)
No, I'm not but AFAIK neither you unfortunately. You are complaining since 2 years and 350+ posts now but you still don't seem to have convinced much people and to have been able to get anything except a red tag from several members sadly. That's why I think you should look for a real statistician or actuary, able to endorse your argument. Or maybe just an AI at least, does ChatGPT agree with your conclusions for example? I don't know how much it would cost but you could also ask to an independent gambling certifier like eCOGRA, BMM Testlabs, GLI, iTechLabs, QUINEL or a smaller one, if they could test it and analyze it. You can play with one single satoshi so they could test it rather deeply without spending much money IMO.
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when I requested my data from Stake, they asked me to provide an identifiable image, despite being KYC3 verified. If their hands are truly clean, why not provide my data and hand history? Here’s a hint: when I was about to reach Plat3, my wagerings weren’t being added to my account, and I even recorded a video documenting this issue. I’ll use this as evidence, as I firmly believe Stake's original games are rigged. They’re clearly avoiding sharing the data with me.
Would you be willing to help me get my data so we can verify this together? What do you think?
Also, here is my recent chat with their support, I feel they are AI powered and they are known to use fake images of real people from the internet.
I love Zarko's reply because the way you address him is just hilarious.
You are blaming a customer support agent for your situation. Like it's his fault or whatever.
They stole your monthly, oh buhuuuu. Why do you even want a monthly when they are such a bad company? Why don't you move on to a new site you can blame? Stake and Duelbits have the checkmark, you can get "scammed" somewhere else now don't you think?
The last phrase is the best though: "I am really worried for my safety." . I am actually worried for your sanity at this point.
The desperation is real. I suppose you lost all you got and this is your last straw. Blaming them as much as you can trying to blackmail them long enough to give you something back. Others tried that before you and failed, so this won't work.