I mean, yeah ... that sounds fine, and I don't have any reason not to trust you, but this is a crypto-forum, and inherent trust isn't exactly  a feature of the technology we all love.

It's cool you want to promote a big betslip, but you have to recognize there's a trust gap due to how everything is. That's not to say Stake's the only book to have this issue, though. Any other book could technically be doing it as well.

Meh, I'd be more inclined to trust this if the player's profile weren't hidden. I get why a regular player wouldn't want others to see their betting activity, but it seems too easy for someone inside Stake to just make a betslip like this for pr.

So yeah, IMO this doesn't really pass the sniff test. Not saying house put the bet in their system to create PR, but for a new sportsbook to take a 30+btc win bet on a single line (not a parlay even), is highly unusual. Especially considering they must have a very shallow data pool in which to qualify that player for higher limits. Usually you get higher limits by proving that you will make profit for the betting site. I don't see how they could know that about any of their sports players at the moment ...

But they're not brand new in the crypto gambling world and they must have a big bankroll from their casino and dice, so who knows, maybe they were crazy enough to take that bet.

Hey, I have a project I could potentially use your services for. PM me if you're able (as a newbie I'm unable to PM you, apologies!).