Quote from: Aanuoluwatofunmi on Today at 03:47:10 PM

Arbitrage is not what i can recommend for any gambler to use, because it is not acceptable by so many gambling platforms, knowing this is not enough reason to why we must use such, after all, if we are to look into the statistics of gamblers available all over the world, we are going to discover that most gamblers don't use such and some are not even aware of the same strategy ever existed, because it goes along with violation of the casino terms.

Then how do you define someone that arbitrages? It's a pure guess. I use lines that I can arb all the time but I play the line at good books that don't steal. I only play one side.

Quote from: UberV on Today at 08:21:20 AM

Interesting. Are there any lawyers on this forum?
I wonder if the bookmaker's rules are the law? In the sense that in normal countries it has long been forbidden for any organization to write in small print rules that openly violate the rights of citizens. If the bookmaker writes in the rules that there is no desire in the match, it may not pay you and you agree with these rules upon registration. Is it possible, in case of refusal to pay your money, to file a lawsuit and resolve the situation in your favor???

Why am I asking this!? Because confiscation of winnings is essentially also illegal, and even more so confiscation of deposits. I want to ask a lawyer. If another bookmaker steals money, referring to its rules. To what extent is such an action legal??? I understand that having a small amount in the account, going to court is extremely expensive. But what if each complaint is sent to a pool of collective complaints with subsequent sending to court, if the required amount is collected!?
Will this be a new stage of interaction between players and bookmakers, when theft under any pretext will be severely punished? And only one way will remain for the bookmaker - to become a professional, work without "mistakes", stop giving out bonuses that cannot be taken, etc., etc.

The rule is illegal and wouldn't hold up in court. The same where they can steal deposits if you multi-account.