Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:34:17 AM

Quote from: malcovi2 on May 20, 2025, 11:24:57 AM

Maybe because I wasn't breaking any TOS? It could also possible that I was winning from the leaderboard and they don't want a winning customer. Who knows only DB can answer those questions because when I asked support they only provided me a generic response that excluding me was from the decision of their marketing dept.

How can it be that you didn't break the casino's tos rules if you yourself know that you have multi-accounts? Therefore, you yourself know that you have violated the casino's policy rules, right? But it's really surprising why your account on duelbits isn't blocked.

Because, right, in all online casinos they are very strict on multi-accounts, especially if you withdraw a large amount of money from the casino, unless you are a rich gambler
who wastes a lot of money on duelbits, so they probably haven't blocked you yet.

Well that's what I thought after I read it all, what's on my mind is that the team might still be studying to strengthen their reasons for blocking an account, especially if he openly said he had multiple accounts. I think sooner or later it will happen, because as stated there is a TOS that was violated.

This can also be a lesson for anyone not to violate the TOS of any casino. If you are able to accept the consequences then go ahead, but if not and when something happens to your account and you get upset so you protest, then you shouldn't. Because I feel that there are quite a few people who consciously violate the TOS but when they are identified as having committed a violation that caused their account to be blocked, they become angry.