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Quote from: tetaeridanus on January 18, 2025, 12:35:16 PM

OP and my cases are a lot different than each other. Like comparing apple to orange.

I believe OP should serve more evidence (documented) to get support here. Even if he does, you can see from my case that even if you provide every evidence that back up your claims; there are people who will oppose no matter what; because our oppositions are big fish in this forum.

@tetaeridanus, you claim to be a victim, yet you undermine another victim's case by saying "not enough evidence"? Let me make this crystal clear: this isn’t about comparing scars—it’s about addressing a collective problem.

Here’s the reality of my case:

Stake refuses to provide my data under GDPR, blatantly violating legal obligations.
Censorship: They’ve silenced me across platforms to hide their fraudulent practices.
Stolen bonuses and missing wagers: My rightful earnings and transactions have been conveniently erased without explanation.
What more "evidence" do you expect? A signed confession from Stake? Stop dismissing my efforts to expose these wrongdoings—it’s insulting to everyone trying to shed light on this corrupt empire.

To Stake and their enablers: Accountability isn’t optional. The cracks in your empire are widening, and no amount of spin will stop the truth from coming out.

@tetaeridanus, if you’re not here to stand in solidarity or contribute meaningfully, kindly refrain from spouting unhelpful commentary. Stick to your own case and let this thread focus on what matters.

The fight for transparency and justice continues—whether Stake likes it or not.

Hello kingbj,

I am not comparing scars; you understood me wrongly.

I believe you should create a thread with everything together and images as evidence; to back up allegations.

None of my words claim your accusation is false. I know stake and their actions from past. They are filthy.

Please for your own sake, understand before attacking. We are not friends from ‘nam; solidarity comes with the cause; I believe your cause as I also believe stake and rollbit type of sites rig their games %100. I wanted tell you to gather a more together thread.

Hello tetaeridanus,

Let’s not waste time sugarcoating this. Stake.com is not just a casino; it’s a meticulously constructed empire of fraud, built on the shattered lives of vulnerable players. You cannot compare this monstrosity to any other gambling site—it stands alone as a blueprint for corporate exploitation masked as “crypto innovation.”

Let me lay it all out—no filters, no corporate jargon.

Stake.com: The Empire of Rigged Games and Stolen Lives

Syztmz: Eddie’s “Friend” Playing with Player Data

Why is Eddie’s buddy Syztmz handling sensitive player data? What credentials does he have? None. This is data mismanagement at its worst, and it’s terrifying. Players’ personal information—everything from deposits to withdrawals—is in the hands of unqualified cronies with zero accountability. This isn’t a slip-up; it’s a deliberate tactic to keep everything in-house, away from regulatory scrutiny.

Ask yourself: Would you trust your data with someone whose only qualification is being “Eddie’s friend”?

The Myth of “Provably Fair”
Stake shouts from the rooftops about their “provably fair” games, but let’s be real—it’s smoke and mirrors. The algorithms controlling their games are rigged to favor the house, period. They sell a fantasy of fairness while secretly tweaking the odds. Ever wonder why the house never truly loses? Because the system decides who wins and who gets bled dry.

Begging for Promos: The Exploitation Cycle
Here’s Stake’s real strategy:
1. Lure players with shiny promo codes and offers.
2. Dangle bonuses in front of them like carrots on a stick.
3. Make them lose more than they’ll ever get back.

It’s a psychological trap. They’ve turned gambling into a circus where players are the clowns, forced to grovel for scraps while the house sits back and laughs.

Here’s the kicker: Even those lucky enough to cash out find themselves cornered in Stake’s rigged system.

Unmasking the Stake Machine: The True Crimes

1. Data Mismanagement
Sensitive player data is handled like pocket change by unqualified individuals. Imagine the potential for blackmail, misuse, and manipulation—this is beyond unethical; it’s criminal.

2. Illegal Transactions
Stake openly violates jurisdictional laws by exploiting systems like UPI. Deposits through shady, third-party vendors lead to frozen bank accounts for players while Stake walks away scot-free.

3. Corporate Whitewashing
From F1 sponsorships to Premier League partnerships, Stake uses legitimate platforms to cover their tracks. They’re not legitimizing crypto gambling; they’re laundering blood money.

4. Influencer Puppets
Drake, Xposed, Trainwreck—big names used as bait to glorify gambling. Their job? To normalize the chaos and lure in more victims. It’s a well-oiled manipulation machine.

A Rigged Empire: The Playbook

1. From Runescape to Ruination
- Eddie and Bijan started as kids scamming on Runescape. Fast-forward, and they’ve scaled their hustle to global proportions. Their roots in deceit were never abandoned—they just got better at hiding it.
2. Ruthless Algorithms
- Rigged games, controlled outcomes, and player favoritism. The only randomness in Stake’s “provably fair” system is who they decide to exploit next.
3. Public Image vs. Private Greed
- Stake’s flashy giveaways and sponsorships distract from the truth: they’ve built an empire off the backs of vulnerable people.

The Virus That Must Be Eliminated

Stake isn’t just a gambling site; it’s a virus infecting society. Every dollar they flaunt in their marketing campaigns is stained with the blood of their victims. From data misuse to rigged games, from illegal transactions to fake promises of fairness, Stake represents everything that’s wrong with unregulated crypto gambling.

Let’s call it what it is: A criminal enterprise. Eddie, Bijan, and their cronies are not visionaries—they’re predators.

The Path Forward: Join the Fight

This fight isn’t just about Stake. It’s about exposing a system that allows parasites like Eddie and Bijan to thrive. Their assets must be seized, their licenses revoked, and their operations dismantled.

The call to action is simple:
1. Spread the truth. Share this thread and make noise about their crimes.
2. Hold them accountable. Report them to regulatory bodies, financial institutions, and the media.
3. Demand justice. If we don’t fight back, they’ll keep preying on others.

This is not a game—it’s a war. And it’s time to bring the fight to their doorstep.

Let’s take them down.

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Conversation with Syztmz Support: Proof of Irresponsibility

Below is a conversation between me and Maria from Syztmz, dated January 2, 2025, at 2:09 AM (Muscat Time). This exchange sheds light on the dismissive and shady practices of Syztmz, the very entity trusted with managing player data:

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[Conversation with Syztmz]
Started on January 2, 2025, at 02:09 AM Muscat time (GMT+0400)

02:09 AM | kingbj: hi
02:09 AM | Fin: You’ll get replies here and in your email:
✉️ kingbj@gmail.com
Our usual reply time:
🕒 under 1 minute

02:09 AM | Maria from Syztmz: Hey!
02:09 AM | kingbj: hi
02:10 AM | Maria from Syztmz: How can I help you??

02:11 AM | kingbj: kyc failed
02:11 AM | Maria from Syztmz: There’s not much we can help in that situation? We can’t help KYC existing accounts but if you needed a new account we can assist with that.

02:13 AM | kingbj: Then won’t that be counted as multi-accounting?
02:14 AM | Maria from Syztmz: As long as you don’t abuse codes or rain, and since you won’t be able to use your other account, no, you will be fine.

02:14 AM | kingbj: Really? Any guarantee?
02:15 AM | Maria from Syztmz: I will not guarantee anything since I don’t know how you will use the account.

02:16 AM | kingbj: Hey, all my accounts were in net negative… lmao
02:17 AM | Maria from Syztmz: That doesn’t really have anything to do with what I’m saying, though. You want a guarantee you won’t get caught for multi-accounting. All we can do is help provide a working, legit account for you. What happens after that is pretty much in your hands.

02:17 AM | kingbj: How are you doing it? May I ask?
02:17 AM | Maria from Syztmz: If you are interested, I will have a member of the affiliate team reach out to you through Discord or Telegram.

02:18 AM | kingbj: Who? Sony?
02:19 AM | Maria from Syztmz: Either him or one of the others.
02:19 AM | kingbj: Sony won’t reply; he gaslighted me.
02:19 AM | kingbj: MF.
02:20 AM | Maria from Syztmz: Ok, well, you can leave me with the Discord or Telegram if you are interested in an account. I will have someone get back to you.

02:20 AM | Maria from Syztmz: Did you speak to Sony about getting an account, or was it something else?
02:20 AM | kingbj: Something personal. Stake limited my account with $500,000.
02:21 AM | Maria from Syztmz: Ok, you can leave the Discord or Telegram with me if you want, and I will have them help you with an account.
02:22 AM | kingbj: Sure. Stakeexposedmfers009

[Exported from Syztmz on January 2, 2025, at 02:22 AM Muscat time +04 (GMT+0400)]

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What This Conversation Proves

1. A Casual Attitude Toward Multi-Accounting
Syztmz representatives openly suggest creating a new account after KYC failure, brushing aside concerns about multi-accounting. Their response of “you will be fine” is not just unprofessional—it’s blatantly encouraging rule-breaking while denying any responsibility.

2. No Guarantees, No Accountability
When asked for a guarantee, Maria dismisses the question with an “it’s in your hands” attitude. This showcases Syztmz’s unwillingness to take responsibility for any issues players might face after following their advice.

3. Opaque and Shady Practices
The representative redirects the conversation to affiliates, indicating that the real dealings happen behind closed doors via Discord or Telegram. This adds another layer of secrecy to an already dubious operation.

4. A System Designed to Exploit
Despite knowing that the user’s accounts are in a net negative and that Stake has already frozen $500,000 in one account, Syztmz shows no interest in resolving issues or addressing the player's concerns. Instead, they push for creating new accounts to keep the cycle going.

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Conclusion: Syztmz’s Role in Stake’s Corruption

This conversation exemplifies the systemic corruption at Stake. The involvement of Syztmz—a so-called “partner”—in these shady dealings raises critical questions about data management, ethical standards, and regulatory compliance. Eddie and Bijan have built a machine that thrives on exploitation, and Syztmz is a key cog in that machine.

Let’s not just question them—let’s dismantle their empire.