Quote from: Cointxz on Today at 10:43:29 AM

This is a gambling syndicate that typically involves on match fixing. You did the right choice for not selling your account because your KYC will be mark by the odds provider which means even your account on other casino will be flagged as being involved on malicious activity.

Yes that's the reason why I refused, if my account is not KYC maybe I will sell it and I can create a new account Cheesy

I'm not a hypocrite who doesn't need money
You know for one withdrawal my friend will get 10-15% commission and he said most of it happened in Esports and tennis matches, he also said the info was not 100% accurate it means out of 10 info only works on 7-8 matches. Another problem is that the account is blocked or the withdrawal is pending so it's not completely tempting I mean the chance for a safe point is only 50%

Quote from: PaPoc on Today at 11:21:13 AM

If I deposit $20k, I expect a casino to be able to handle payouts of at least the same order of magnitude. Especially considering I didn’t bet on sports, but—surprise, surprise—played blackjack on a site that markets itself as a blackjack-focused casino.

If the game you are playing is Blackjack there shouldn't be any problems and it shouldn't take long to audit
If you feel you are on the right track then you should speak up.