To @NateShaw, I hope that you will soon receive your $63000 of winning. That is a big number to anyone, and honestly it will certainly make me devastated if a casino refused to pay such a huge money like that. Cases like this do not just affect individuals. They also damage trust in the whole gambling community. I think it is important that casinos handle these situations transparently and fairly, otherwise their reputation suffers in the long run
Yeah. Their reputation definitely got hit because of this case and due to the fact that the money involved is a pretty sizeable amount. This whole fixed match excuse is not helping their case as I mentioned in my previous post.
Shuffle isn't a scam service. I'm very confident that the issue will be fixed, and it will be as if nothing happened. Are the casino's admins "perfect"? No, of course they're not. People make mistakes just like the majority of people who run casinos and gambling services because they need to protect themselves, OR ELSE they'll be exploited.
Says the dude who is literally advertising their service in this forum implying that you aren't really being objective here. Actions speak louder than words which is why it remains to be seen if Shuffle will properly resolve this issue or not.
Also, you don't need to capitalize words all the time to try and get your point across and the one that is seemingly being exploited currently is @NateShaw.