You mean not any new news.
Not he is not and discussed about this very thing on a session during his livestream a few months ago.
Of course he couldn't say too much as it is an ongoing case and would be used against him in court.
But it is a former employee of his other site primedice.
About this employee not receiving payments from the past work they did on there.
It is for a substantial amount so it could take along time to settle in court.

I was thinking the exactly same thing as you are.
An unhappy customer of the site looking for some kind of recognition in stating these things on an open forum.

Coming from a person involved in match fixing. Did Stake block or restricted at least one of your accounts there?

As to the case, I would rather wait for the court decision if it goes to trial. The matter has been discussed before in their own ANN or in another thread - not too sure. This isn't the first time they've been sued but probably the first from someone they know personally.

Okay, it's been over 2 months since the last post in this post. Scam Site Stake did not return anything, what happened in these 2 months: In 1, I received the only response from the regulatory body from Curacao with the following content:

Dear Sir,
Following your below e-mail, Stake hereby presents its formal response.
We have performed an assessment on the account “Palamar12345”, and we have verified that the user is depositing from different crypto addresses and is only withdrawing to one (1) specific address that is not the one he deposits from.
It happens that the crypto address the player is using to withdraw is the same address used by other 11 accounts that do exactly the same, deposit from different addresses and withdraw everything to the same address.
Best regards,
Antillephone N.V.
License & Complaints 8048/JAZ

To which I replied the following:

Hello, thank you for noticing my problem, I want to report the following:
When depositing and withdrawing funds, I used the services of a private exchanger, since I do not have my own crypto wallet address. There are no instructions in the Stake.com rules from which address funds should be deposited into your gaming account. Whether other players used the services of this exchanger is not known to me, and it should not be known, this is their business and this has nothing to do with my account and my problem. I also bring to your attention that this site took deposits from me for 100 thousand dollars in equal parts over several days, and also calmly withdrew them (there were about 80 thousand withdrawals) Why didn't they warn me earlier that I was making deposits from an address that was not allowed to make deposits? As soon as my account went positive, the withdrawal was immediately blocked and they stopped letting me play games on the site. They begin to accuse me of having a multi-account, and not fair in their opinion the game. According to their rep at bitcointalk.org, I used to bet early matches at Roland Garros games. I see no reason why I should not be allowed to do this on a gambling site that accepts sports betting. I also do not understand the legality of holding my funds. The withdrawal clause of their rules reads as follows: Account Holders who wish to recover funds held in a closed, locked or excluded account, are advised to contact Customer Support.
All transactions shall be checked in order to prevent money laundering. If a player becomes aware of any suspicious activity relating to any of the Games of the Website, s/he must report this to Stake immediately. Stake may suspend, block or close a Stake Account and withhold funds if requested to do so in accordance with the Prevention of Money Laundering Act or on any other legal basis requested by any state authority.

According to this clause, they do not have the right to refuse to withdraw my funds to me (even taking into account the fact that I did not return my deposit). No court found my actions unlawful and did not issue an act of withholding funds. If they say that the reason for withholding my funds is that deposits and withdrawals came from the same address, this is not a legitimate reason for not paying the client his money. Why did they ask for my documents and confirm the 2nd level of my verification, thereby giving the green light to play in their casino? I described my problem in detail in a post on the forum link to it https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5400984

I hope that you will take into account all the factors of this case and will be neutral. Sincerely.

These two letters were received and sent on June 8th. Since then, I haven't received any more replies. All this time I wrote to them in support in the chat on their website and I always received and still receive the same answer: write to us by mail, we will answer you soon. But there is no more answer by mail, a complete ignore. Also, I can't get their official denial in the mail, they just don't want to write it. They simply chose the tactic of ignoring.

Let's see what this site did in the end: The question is not whether I was engaged in multi-accounting. (for which, according to Stunna, they do not ban players, much less take money). Or I made deposits from those wallets from which deposits were already made to other accounts (there are no instructions in the Stake rules from which wallets the player is required to make deposits, I can use any) And it’s not even about my banned amount in money. I just want answers to specific questions, namely:

1. Their response to the Licensing Company (which also does not want to understand anything) states that I replenished 11 accounts from 1 wallet. Why didn't you reveal this fact, for example, on 2 or 3 accounts and banned them earlier?

2. Why, when my account was making deposits and was in the red for 80 thousand dollars, you allowed to make deposits? After all, I replenished from the same wallet.

3. Why did you arrange a document check for me if you still didn’t want to pay?

4. Please familiarize yourself with the rule of yours, in which exactly 2 cases do you have the right to withhold the client's money? They are posted on your website.

5. You don't pay money to all the people who want to value bet on your site?

For previous commenters: Value betting is not betting ahead of time. These are regular bets that are placed on the top events with a mathematical advantage in front of the bookmaker. Bets are placed before the match, and not in live mode. The bookmaker gives a line - you bet. No cheating. And the line at this site leaves much to be desired.

P.S. for people who want to beat these scammers, US Open starts on the 29th, write in private.

^Sounds interesting.
What if we lose our bet? Is there any assurance that our fund back even in a percentage way? just like 50% will back when we lose using your idea.
I dont know if this is right, probably only greedy people will bite this offer but it seems this is not right to me. I have doubts about the shadiness ahead that could be the reason for losing our funds if we dont succeed.

Personally I have never faced with such issues by Stake Vip managers.
If both support members can't help you you should contact Eddie and ask his help. Steve as senior support member should be able to solve it but looks like something is wrong.. My suggestion is to contact Edward directly on Telegram or email.

Sincerely, this is like the kettle calling the pot black, what prove do you have that you are not actually the scammer?
I've never betted on table tennis before, but I believe there is always a first time to everything, I will reach out you on telegram and give you a test, I guess i am good as long as I wont have to send a dime to you until I win,
But you should have mentioned what your cut or percentage is after each winning so that those contacting you will have that at the back of their minds in other not to prolong chat in negotiation of what percentage is fair for you and the bettor - this is just my suggestion anyways.

Not only that but rather he will not show that proof because he cannot provide something legitimate one which can convince that his claim is true. Its easy to admit or claim something that it work for them but they cannot show any proof that they are really working on the methods they do. They just post some make up stories and try to deceive users out here.

He won't show that because the bookmakers may recognize the platform if posted in public. They will completely ban his account for sure hehe. OP already admitted that they are involved in match-fixing and that's enough ground for account termination. That is also another reason why they have this offer. They want to use other people's account to avoid possible detection.

Give me a message too OP, then I will give you tips on how to win 100% accurately on any sports that you want
Kidding aside, I'm curious, can you say for example someone tried your offer, and it came out to be losing, do you pay them?

Hahaha, you are still trying to sell this old match fixing scam?

I hope no one here gets fooled into believing that you do have some fixed match tips. First time I got to know about such a scam was in 2012 and I learned all the tricks they use to lure victims.

No, you are the scammer here.

Well i have seen all kinds of scam in internet, i feel disgusted every time as i might be wrong i can be right. I can tell that you are also one of them and this way been on forex also where some scammers pretend to be legit monitors and wallet traders they ask to manage your account with a percentage of profit fees. What they do is to trade reverse position on both their victim wallets for example the first wallet they open a buy position on eurusd pair with high lot and the other victim’s wallet they open a sell position. So it’s official one of them will double his capital money and the other will blow it all
The same as you can do. Give reverse prediction for two clients and the winner will pay you a percentage of the winning. I might be wrong but you should provide evidence

Anyone thinks there's a connection: During January on Table Tennis the customer had 32 bets, all on a specific Table tennis competition, winning 29 of them at avg odds of 2.23.. From the same source:

A good read: Australian charges: the difficulty in preventing match-fixing in table tennis



There's something fishy here, 99.999999999% winning rate is not possible. Especially with odds over 2! Looks like table tennis became a paradise for match-fixers, I guess it's because not so popular and they are somehow under the radar, not many people follow or watch it, so there's a lot of space for manipulation.

If I understand correctly, you are talking about insiders in match-fixing, it is clear that players and teams who did not get into the world Series in esports also need to earn, but isn't this fraud, after so many scandals related to pro gamers, it's amazing that someone else puts on matches in esports of average teams or lower.

Good answers.

I think for you to have someone trust with what you offer, have some free vouch offer from the reputable folks that are willing to try your service. Many 1 to 2 bets would be enough to prove that you're really something.

There are many reputable forum members that may want to try it as long it's for free, like test/trials. Well, that's just a suggestion of mine because I've seen some did that in the past.

at least the OP wants to get a bonus from his referral link usually this kind is always easy to read which in the end people are asked to contact him then direct the user to register via his referral link then invite him to bet on a match and when he loses the bet I think the OP will say it's just a small mistake

if he can make money with winnings that he can make himself he should be a rich man and don't need anyone else to follow him, if the reason for sharing is better playing alone then start sharing with beggars on the street