Duelbits limiting winners on minor leagues

[Outhue]

OP your strategy wanted to close down the casino company, I would do the same to you if I were the casino owner or team, people like you are bad for a business like a casino, you have a gigawatt power of luck   hahaha.

When winning is too much due to you being a grand master of luck you will surely be limited, you are a lucky man, so do not limit your winning by using this casino only, try other casinos too this is the only way you can go from limited to unlimited.

[Eureka_07]

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Yo, what was your purpose of creating this thread? I know the relevance, I'm just not sure if you've done it to complain, to in form, etc., so what is it?
You sound neutral, from the chat you shared to us, it seems that you accepted the limit as there's no hint of you complaining about it.

[Lucius]

This is nothing to be surprised about, because every company that deals in sports betting has to "protect" itself from those that it estimates have a high percentage of winnings in certain sports/leagues. Maybe it doesn't seem fair to the player, but it's something that has always happened, albeit to a much lesser extent.

If we look at the offer of today's bookies, we can see that they really offer betting on such low football leagues where there are a lot of fixed results. Football is first and foremost a big business, and only then is it sport and entertainment. For those who think differently, I suggest watching the FIFA Uncovered documentary series.

[LEVSKI7]

Nonsense from a legal point of view has no right to limit it.so are the court decisions. who does not comply with a fine and revocation of license. this will soon be enforced everywhere

[SushiMonster]

I can think of a few reasons why casinos limit people's accounts.

• Preventing problem gambling: Casinos are responsible for protecting their customers from gambling addiction. By setting limits on how much money customers can bet, they can help prevent problem gambling.
• Protecting their profits: Casinos are businesses that need to make a profit to survive. By setting limits on how much money customers can bet, they can protect their profits and ensure that they stay in business.
• Compliance with regulations: Many jurisdictions require casinos to limit how much money customers can bet. This ensures that the casino operates within the law and is not facilitating money laundering or other illegal activities.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Nonsense from a legal point of view has no right to limit it.so are the court decisions. who does not comply with a fine and revocation of license. this will soon be enforced everywhere

What exactly are you saying dude?
As far as I am aware of, Like Lucius said, the issue of limiting gamblers on certain games is not something new, and to be honest, it is not a wrong thing to do, though it be unfair to the gambler, it is still to the best interest of the casino and several other players on the same casino.

There are some players who have access or connections to several fixed games, this simply means that, they know the outcome of a game even before the game is played, if the casino allow such players to keep playing and winning every single bet they placed, there is a very high chance that they will drain the casino gradually, so the best way to handle such users is to limit them, which i think is better than the casino blocking them out.

[LEVSKI7]

The addiction problem has nothing to do with a limit for smart players
Legally defined legitimate reasons include refusing to allow a minor, someone who has self-excluded or an excessive bettor to gamble.

[Peanutswar]

Seems like you made a continuous bet and possible to get tracked that there's no cooldown with your bet and not settled already you make another bet, better to take a cooldown first before accumulating another wage if that's so that the duelbits makes a limit with your gambling activity you can add another option with your casino so you don't get bothered too much with the restrictions.

[Lucius]

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Even when I was an active player at sports betting sites, I remember that suspicious matches used to be blocked practically everywhere if it was determined that there was suspicious activity (extremely high bets on high odds). I think there was even an agency or something similar that monitored such things and all bookmakers would then exclude such events from their offer.

People should read the small print in TOS, then maybe they would be a little less surprised by some things.

[Gozie51]

Apart from limiting your account, casinos and indeed game houses have a way of protecting their business from loses. Just as you are playing they also investigate the activities. In your own case maybe there could be surreptitious activities they found out in the leagues you bet on. Sometimes when manipulation is discovered, the game maybe be totally removed or disabled so that you don't have access to bet on it and at times the odds are reduced to discourage players. Usually things don't go straight forward as you think it should be, there are protection giving to businesses but what is important is being paid out in full to what winning you had, worry about that and don't worry about a bet you have not taken because it is better to limit you than avoiding to pay you after you win 

[LEVSKI7]

the site plays against the player and if he loses, he pays. in principle, they must also have a deposit guarantee in case they become insolvent

[Eternad]

You are winning too much and this is the way of the casino to minimize risk of losing because they can’t guarantee if you are cheating or not on your winning streak. Your bet amount doesn’t matter but rather the winning percentage you are displaying on your account. You already have 150€ profit for a short period of time and continuing your gambling activities without limitation will just mark you as unprofitable.

We all know that casino is a business and not a charity. This issue is happening on all casino as their defense mechanism on user that is usually winning. The reason for the KYC is to check your account whether you might be connected on gambling syndicate or not as last resort to investigate your account winnings.

[coin-investor]

I can think of a few reasons why casinos limit people's accounts.

• Preventing problem gambling: Casinos are responsible for protecting their customers from gambling addiction. By setting limits on how much money customers can bet, they can help prevent problem gambling.
• Protecting their profits: Casinos are businesses that need to make a profit to survive. By setting limits on how much money customers can bet, they can protect their profits and ensure that they stay in business.
• Compliance with regulations: Many jurisdictions require casinos to limit how much money customers can bet. This ensures that the casino operates within the law and is not facilitating money laundering or other illegal activities.

Duelbits may have had a reason why they limiting OP's account but we all know casinos are profit-driven platforms they will let you gamble as long as your account is not questionable so your point number two is the one that is likely the reason.
Casinos will not hesitate to restrict your account when you are beating them but will encourage you to wager more if you are an unlucky player.
 

[pop3r5]

I had always thought that it's the odds provider that limits the player, not the website. Maybe I'm wrong. Either way, I think sites would be better off removing minor leagues from available bets and save themselves from these threads.

I can easily get an account limited within 1 or 2 bets on Nfl or Nba main handicap line or over under. They don't care even if biggest market in the world, if you bet on a early line and you manage to beat the closing odds you're out.