Dear complainant,
Thank you very much for contacting us. We are sorry to hear about your problem. Unfortunately, we don't have a branch dealing with sports betting yet, but we can suggest three websites which do:
https://www.bookmakers.bet/submit-a-complaint/
https://www.top100bookmakers.com/contact-us/
https://www.sportsbookreview.com/sportsbook-complaint/
I hope they will be able to help you with your issue.
Please understand, we wouldn't be able to advise you correctly as we don't have enough insight on sports betting, and we wouldn't be able to judge competently all the pros and cons. Therefore, your complaint won't be published on our website.
I’m truly sorry we couldn’t be of more help.Thank you for your understanding.

Thanks for posting about your issue here.

OP's account was restricted due to questionable live betting patterns in minor events. It was observed that the player exploited fluctuations in the live betting market, consistently placing bets at advantageous odds. Specifically, the player targeted these odds and displayed abnormal betting behavior, leading to the cancellation of bets related to women's handball events and other small markets in baseball and basketball.

After a thorough review in collaboration with our sports betting provider, we decided to close the player's account due to this activity. Despite the account closure, the player managed to achieve an overall profit.

It is important to note that this activity occurred back in June of last year, and since then, we have made improvements to our live market odds, feeds, and processes to better prevent such abuse.

Actually... the bets were not legit and clean, according to this post, and that the one made the ruling --at least the way I understand it-- was their sportsbook provider. Namely, the one conducting the investigation was the sportsbook provider and they are complying to the findings made by the sportsbook provider.

OP is in overall profit? May we know how much he actually profited from your platform?

I believe I can't send you PM, thats why. Telegram is blocked in my region as you may know.
Send me an email to my registered email, and share a meeting URL so we can do that via Teams for example.

Can you clarify and specify to everyone what is wrong with my actual KYC?

From the screenshot you provided, it shown as from 29th of February, this year, a couple of weeks ago, and not from last year. 29th of February only happened on a leap year, which the closest to an event occured last year will be this year, so it's safe to assume that email was not an old screenshot from last year. So I assumed you only reached to them recently.

So, you're contacting them from time to time, inquiring about the same issue?

Ok, umm... I feel like a fool, but to further clarify, you made a complain when it happened, in 2023, got an answer, and when you discovered this forum, you reached to their support team again to see if their decision changed and the likes? Or... what?

You made your complaint to their support team only recently too? Not when the situation first arise last year? I am confused. You made nine bets last year, one or a couple of them were marked as a violation by their security team, you got your account locked, and you waited for a year to email their team and to escalate it to the forum?

The forum, I can understand, though it is the biggest crypto forum, some might never heard of it before. But inquiring some details to their support team? Why do you wait for nearly one year, if I may ask?

Thanks for posting about your issue here.

OP's account was restricted due to questionable live betting patterns in minor events. It was observed that the player exploited fluctuations in the live betting market, consistently placing bets at advantageous odds. Specifically, the player targeted these odds and displayed abnormal betting behavior, leading to the cancellation of bets related to women's handball events and other small markets in baseball and basketball.

After a thorough review in collaboration with our sports betting provider, we decided to close the player's account due to this activity. Despite the account closure, the player managed to achieve an overall profit.

It is important to note that this activity occurred back in June of last year, and since then, we have made improvements to our live market odds, feeds, and processes to better prevent such abuse.

Let me try to pursue them further about this. But, for the time being, is what they said correct? That you bet on those games [women's handball, and basketball and baseball minor league]? Or was it not exactly correct? Given your bets were just... a few, I believe you can recall your bets quite easily?