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Quote from: marirojmom on July 15, 2025, 10:27:40 PM

Maybe one member of my family could have ,as hes young and interested in sports but im not sure

The point is they didnt give me any proof and i never used someones device or WIFI, i always been playing on my personal device Sad

I understand your frustration and how you must feel on the issue, but before quickly tagging a casino that has labored for years to build its reputation as a scam, leave no room for uncertainty by ensuring that there is no "maybe." Be 100% certain that the young member of your family or even another person who you may have given access to your devices has not been the one to unknowingly break the TOS.

He doesn’t have to self incriminate. He doesn’t have to lie but if he doesn’t know then the answer is no. Bet Fury must prove guilt.

True that. Sometimes it's better to say nothing actually. "You have the right to remain silent", everybody knows that phrase. Some casinos though don't care if you MIGHT be innocent. They can claim whatever they want and the player somehow has to prove his innocence, which is quite sad. In normal life it7s the other way around, as it should be.