Quote from: BitcoinGirl.Club on Today at 07:19:26 PM

I was checking his screenshots and found that even if all the bets were settled after finding the official results then the OP would not win 11 bets out of the 15 bets however the way OP designed the thread I thought all his bets were going to win LOL.

An interesting observation: From 7th November last year to 26th November OP seems to have a full office setup with several people who understand the game. First they selected a few matches from football and NBA. Once the matches are sorted then individuals were assigned to analyze team history, players strengths, pitch conditions, head to head stats including everything that can affect the result of their selected markets. Nice homework. I never saw such intense combo slips with such intense planning. No wonder casino decided to minimize the risk. You are not a gambler but a business man. Casino does not need business man, they need gamblers.

I don’t see it as some elaborate setup. I didn’t notice the dates until you mentioned it but the bets may have been open parlays but can’t tell by the tickets. He bet the NFL and NBA which are the most efficient markets in the world along with major soccer leagues and tough to beat by anyone.

Even if it was some elaborate operation, he needs to be paid. Bet Fury found him high risk and cancelled the last legs. Bet Fury shouldn’t do that. Bet Fury has the right to limit or ban the player but they shouldn’t cancel what’s open.

We can’t keep making exceptions for a handful of crypto books that are enforcing different rules than other books around the world.