What are you talking about!?
I lost the money already! It has been a month now and they refused to give me my withdrawal even after following their rules and submitting i.d for indentification purposes so they can allow me to take it out of there. But then they brought up even more hoops for me to jump through after getting that passport and proof of address from me. And they still denied my request for withdrawal. So I bet it all just to not have to talk to their annoying security team and their hopeless support people that could not even even see that I was in the right.
And gamesprotect you are right they don't see it as currency so they can get away with murder that way in stealing from their players and knowing they can get away with it because they know we have baseless cases against them for their juristdiction will be in their favor if ever brought to a court of law.
And on another thread you explained win 10 machine being seen from logging into their site with the same ip address. So what. Everbody uses win10 operating system or chrome if were all using new laptops and tablets. That has no merit to lock a users account from withdrawing.
What if we all bet on directbet.eu with them instead. They would not block any user accounts because of this. This is just ridculous way to scam people from their winnings at these two bit casinos.

Exactly!
That should not matter I know.
They are just a bastardized site. That is clear to all here now after all of this has surfaced.
I do not lose sleep at night over any of this.
They will find themselves going under for their operating methods & crooked ways.
I am certain of this.

If you need me to give you 1 bitcoin to upgrade your servers then let me know.
As this user suggested is the reason for these problems happening all the sudden.

All I ask is you have me ranked as a donator member.

Now getting this message when trying to read the forum.

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I saw this and said what the h3ll?
 

What do you think i did?
Support did nothing for this and just made it worst by delaying and delaying it until I just put it all down so I can just finish with them.
They came up with a false accusation that I had 10 different accounts which has no merit in this case because their is substantial way to prove that they were my accounts. As I mentioned to PeepsPlace during that time which was the Christmas/New years holidays I had over 10 other people using the same connection that I was on when I registered for the sportsbet account. The other people here wanted to try their luck too so they all wanted to compete against each other with using this site.
So we were all using wifi connection and that is connected to the same internet connection. So of course they will show up as the same ip address. No kidding! But that is a loophole that they can put in place when ever they want too in order not to have to pay anyone they do not want to with this clause in their shady TOS rules. I just knew they were going to pull a fast one and not pay me out my rightful winnings so I put it all in an attempt to empty out the account so I can close it. And I eventually did and told them I would make sure they do not dupe any one else on the forums to fall for their scamming casino sites (vegascasino.io / bitcasino.io / sportsbet.io all are under the same owner! So avoid all of them. You can confirm this by just connecting to the live chat on each site you will see the same person's name is going to connect to you. )and their scamming ways.

I saw that in the message but lets get real. Nobody notices anything in the meta section until it is over.
This is the first time I have seen this message displayed this way and it has been over a year of being here and not seeing this message in this way. Just wanted a verification from others as soon as possible that I am not the only one experiencing this same message in this form so I know I don't have a virus or something on my connection(trump style cyber attack/cyber listening going on from the Russians ) that I should be more concerned about.

They are stealing funds and not paying their players when they win coming up with everything possible outside of the law of their license to not pay them their winnings. This in itself is not right!
They are out of the U.K I have valid reason to believe this but their casino(s) are registered in Cuaco where they think just having them licensed their they are safe from the law and where they think nobody can touch them when stealing from their customers. This is embezzling funds which is illegal in any part of the world under all legal jurisdictions no matter where they think they are protected in where operating out of.

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Sportsbet.io will find their day infront of the courts for breaching the real purpose of collecting data of their players for their so called KYC practices:
Updated on March 16, 2016

This is the Privacy Policy of X Inc., which is referred to in this Privacy Policy, we or us. This Privacy Policy applies to information we collect from users of our website at x, our mobile apps, our blog, other online services, recipients of our emails, or when you otherwise interact with us. It describes the data that we collect about you, and how we use, share and protect this data.

Collecting and Using Data

We collect information that you provide to us, including:

    Your profile. Your name, email address, mobile phone number, government-issued photo identification, date of birth, physical address, such as when you create an account, complete your profile or submit a request for support;
    Information about transactions you complete using our services, including the amount of funds associated with a bitcoin transaction, the type of transaction executed, and other related information;
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It happened to google and it will happen to them.
They have no right to collect data no matter what part of the country they are in thinking they are fully protected and shielded from the law where they so called operate from.
They will find them selves taken to court for embezzling players funds.
Mark my words on this. This will happen to them!

Yes it seems that they pulled what happened on the Eobot scam.
They have no right for asking for ID to prove anything when it is to with bitcoins. People are anonoymous using it and want to stay that way. Even when I did send it they denied to send me the bitcoins which pissed me right off. Directbet.eu does not involve themselves in asking for ID when making and settling your bets so what makes them think and all the other casinos dealing with bitcoins think they have the right to ask for this before allowing a withdrawal of any amount!? That makes absolutely no sense to anyone with a brain in their head!
Screw these guys and their f*cked up casino.
They will have their casino and their connection to the other ones they own audited and sued for embezzlement soon enough.  I swear that will happen the way they think they can get away with stealing bitcoins from people this way.
I have no worry on that from happening.

Who owns bitpay? Is it in league with any of the big exchanges?
Is it available outside of the states? Cause $9.95 is cheaper than any of the other cards that normally costs $15 to get it mailed to you.

Are you only taking paypal for a funding source or do you take any others?
Payza, skrill or payoneer?
I can do all three of those but nothing on paypal right now.

Your trades look like they went without delay.
Will be looking to do a single trade with him to see what the wait time is and how much he will give me for my bitcoin.
Will give my review after we do this.
Thanks above poster for this vouch for this buyer of bitcoin.
LLec

Who are the card issuers for the MasterCard version of these bitcoin debit cards?
I know Gibraltar is for Visa ones.

Are there any that don't charge you monthly to not have a balance on the card?
I can understand if you do but if I want to keep it dormant until I need it then this does not make sense. I just want to have the card ready and waiting for when I want to start using it.

I use a wallet that has multi sig implemented for security purposes.
So it doesn't get hacked into unexpectedly.
It would also help if you use a webwallet to get one with the 2FA option available and to active it.
If you don't do that then your bitcoins are not safe.

The way it is looking now with these tax havens being controlled now by their countries governments that is looking highly unlikely now.
You do know that in Switzerland they are making it law to allow them to tax those who hold bank accounts who were tax-free for the longest time. It has already happened a year now to those from Canada who held any money in these such accounts.
http://business.financialpost.com/personal-finance/taxes/for-canadians-with-a-secret-swiss-bank-account-time-is-running-out
And I recently heard they are doing this for all other countries too. Including residents who reside in  Dubai of UAE and other billionaires who have accounts held with them.

I do not have any and waiting for a settlement to be held for the over 1 btc that is owed to me for trusting in a site that is close to committing fraud.
Check my previous posts of this for I am having a reputable investigator here in revealing of this attempt that has been going on for a month now without any resolution of the situation so far.

So you must verify your account on the site before accepting deposits of anything from you?
Well that is a good way on how to conduct a casino business. So when a player wins something on their site they can not just turn around and say "Hey! You need to verify your account before we can pay you anything!" once you have any funds in the account that is unverified.
Right Sportsbet.io?!

If they can't tax it they wouldn't accept it.
That should be a question on your exam.