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[Hispo]

Since when are you an anonymous casino if you ask for identity verification?
https://imgur.com/a/TQOyQuv

Very rarely do we ask for that, but we've been clear that if a security red flag is raised, it can happen. You must have triggered such.

Shoot me a PM with your username/email and I'll have a look into it for you.

So, in order for your system to ask a gambler to submit their personal information, that gambler is supposed to have triggered your system by doing some suspicious activities... What kind of suspicious activities would trigger your system? Can you give us some example?

I assume it would take someone to try to launder money, like doing some huge desposits and then trying to withdraw that same money completely after reaching the minimum wager requirement. Am I correct?

[Allstars.io Team]

So, in order for your system to ask a gambler to submit their personal information, that gambler is supposed to have triggered your system by doing some suspicious activities... What kind of suspicious activities would trigger your system? Can you give us some example?

I assume it would take someone to try to launder money, like doing some huge desposits and then trying to withdraw that same money completely after reaching the minimum wager requirement. Am I correct?

Pretty much standard risk triggers. Things like multi-accounting/device spoofing to farm bonuses, automated bots, or obvious churning patterns that trip AML flags.

We can't lay out exact internal thresholds for obvious reasons, but normal players will never run into issues. As for this particular user, I checked the account and he is free to withdraw his balance, but if he wants to continue using our services, he needs to comply with the request.

[MikeSorino]

Since when are you an anonymous casino if you ask for identity verification?
https://imgur.com/a/TQOyQuv

Very rarely do we ask for that, but we've been clear that if a security red flag is raised, it can happen. You must have triggered such.

Shoot me a PM with your username/email and I'll have a look into it for you.

So, in order for your system to ask a gambler to submit their personal information, that gambler is supposed to have triggered your system by doing some suspicious activities... What kind of suspicious activities would trigger your system? Can you give us some example?

I assume it would take someone to try to launder money, like doing some huge desposits and then trying to withdraw that same money completely after reaching the minimum wager requirement. Am I correct?

Makes sense that they'd flag multi-accounting or obvious bonus farming patterns, but it's always a bit unclear where the line sits for regular players 

[GODENKOR]

https://imgur.com/a/MudVrKn 
I wouldn't play here and try to win big. As you can see, I only deposited $30 and didn't even use their bonus programs. Yet I still ended up on their radar, which is really weird. I'd say this is an untrustworthy casino that could easily leak your personal data.

[Allstars.io Team]

https://imgur.com/a/MudVrKn
I wouldn't play here and try to win big. As you can see, I only deposited $30 and didn't even use their bonus programs. Yet I still ended up on their radar, which is really weird. I'd say this is an untrustworthy casino that could easily leak your personal data.

To be completely transparent about what actually occurred here:

You registered a brand-new account, didn't touch a single casino game, and immediately targeted a glaring error on the sportsbook, betting an inverted line priced around 4.20 that should have been 1.20, which the sportsbook provider cancelled shortly after.

Targeting obvious provider pricing errors is an immediate red flag across the entire industry.

You also never reached out via PM as I offered, choosing instead to portray this publicly.

Despite that, nobody is keeping your money. Your deposit is sitting in full in your account and you are, as mentioned before, completely free to withdraw your balance right now. If you want us to consider letting you continue using Allstars.io after tripping automated sportsbook abuse flags, verification is standard protocol. If not, withdraw your funds and move on.

Attempting to portray this as an unfair targeting of a casual player simply doesn't match the reality of what happened.

[MisFoxie]

https://imgur.com/a/MudVrKn
I wouldn't play here and try to win big. As you can see, I only deposited $30 and didn't even use their bonus programs. Yet I still ended up on their radar, which is really weird. I'd say this is an untrustworthy casino that could easily leak your personal data.

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Despite that, nobody is keeping your money. Your deposit is sitting in full in your account and you are, as mentioned before, completely free to withdraw your balance right now. If you want us to consider letting you continue using Allstars.io after tripping automated sportsbook abuse flags, verification is standard protocol. If not, withdraw your funds and move on.

Attempting to portray this as an unfair targeting of a casual player simply doesn't match the reality of what happened.

I really liked seeing your immediate action. The way he said it I thought he triggered KYC immediately after making the deposit but from your statement it seems like he was trying to abuse your casino. If it were another casino they would not have allowed the funds to be withdrawn without restricting the account or completing KYC.

Are you giving him such punishment because he is a member of the this forum or this is how you treat a case like this?

[Allstars.io Team]

Are you giving him such punishment because he is a member of the this forum or this is how you treat a case like this?

I assume you mean leniency and not punishment 😅

This is simply our standard principle, forum member or not. We have no interest in keeping his deposit. That’s not how we run Allstars.io. Fair play goes both ways.

[GODENKOR]

https://imgur.com/a/MudVrKn
I wouldn't play here and try to win big. As you can see, I only deposited $30 and didn't even use their bonus programs. Yet I still ended up on their radar, which is really weird. I'd say this is an untrustworthy casino that could easily leak your personal data.

To be completely transparent about what actually occurred here:

You registered a brand-new account, didn't touch a single casino game, and immediately targeted a glaring error on the sportsbook, betting an inverted line priced around 4.20 that should have been 1.20, which the sportsbook provider cancelled shortly after.

Targeting obvious provider pricing errors is an immediate red flag across the entire industry.

You also never reached out via PM as I offered, choosing instead to portray this publicly.

Despite that, nobody is keeping your money. Your deposit is sitting in full in your account and you are, as mentioned before, completely free to withdraw your balance right now. If you want us to consider letting you continue using Allstars.io after tripping automated sportsbook abuse flags, verification is standard protocol. If not, withdraw your funds and move on.

Attempting to portray this as an unfair targeting of a casual player simply doesn't match the reality of what happened.

What do you mean by "inverted odds"? At the time, every single bookmaker had those same odds, didn't they? And just because the odds dropped even further, you're blaming me? I'm honestly disgusted and find it laughable. Look at how many of you "anonymous" casinos have gathered here. Just get the hell off this forum. I hope people stop playing here.
https://imgur.com/a/sChiifx  You can check for yourself that all bookmakers opened with this exact line, so blaming me for anything is completely absurd. The main thing is that you've shown your true colors and exposed the whole situation: this casino isn't anonymous at all, and it overreacts to something as trivial as a drop in the odds.

[Allstars.io Team]

What do you mean by "inverted odds"? At the time, every single bookmaker had those same odds, didn't they? And just because the odds dropped even further, you're blaming me? I'm honestly disgusted and find it laughable. Look at how many of you "anonymous" casinos have gathered here. Just get the hell off this forum. I hope people stop playing here.
https://imgur.com/a/sChiifx  You can check for yourself that all bookmakers opened with this exact line, so blaming me for anything is completely absurd. The main thing is that you've shown your true colors and exposed the whole situation: this casino isn't anonymous at all, and it overreacts to something as trivial as a drop in the odds.

This was an early Challenger match that very few books even offered to begin with. Furthermore, one of the players was an alternate after the original player pulled out, which is likely where the error originated.

On niche events like this, most sportsbooks get their opening lines from the exact same source. When that upstream source outputs the wrong price due to a lineup swap or similar, books temporarily mirror that feed error until it is caught. The market was quickly pulled, corrected, and voided across the board, which is exactly what happened here and everywhere else. This was not a standard drop in odds, and you know that very well.

Regardless of the excuses, the bottom line hasn't changed: your deposit was returned in full, nothing was confiscated, and your money is still sitting in your account waiting for you to withdraw right now.

Take your funds and move on. Best of luck elsewhere.

[GODENKOR]

What do you mean by "inverted odds"? At the time, every single bookmaker had those same odds, didn't they? And just because the odds dropped even further, you're blaming me? I'm honestly disgusted and find it laughable. Look at how many of you "anonymous" casinos have gathered here. Just get the hell off this forum. I hope people stop playing here.
https://imgur.com/a/sChiifx  You can check for yourself that all bookmakers opened with this exact line, so blaming me for anything is completely absurd. The main thing is that you've shown your true colors and exposed the whole situation: this casino isn't anonymous at all, and it overreacts to something as trivial as a drop in the odds.

This was an early Challenger match that very few books even offered to begin with. Furthermore, one of the players was an alternate after the original player pulled out, which is likely where the error originated.

On niche events like this, most sportsbooks get their opening lines from the exact same source. When that upstream source outputs the wrong price due to a lineup swap or similar, books temporarily mirror that feed error until it is caught. The market was quickly pulled, corrected, and voided across the board, which is exactly what happened here and everywhere else. This was not a standard drop in odds, and you know that very well.

Regardless of the excuses, the bottom line hasn't changed: your deposit was returned in full, nothing was confiscated, and your money is still sitting in your account waiting for you to withdraw right now.

Take your funds and move on. Best of luck elsewhere.

It seems to me that the player traffic at your casino is way too low, which is why you're personally scrutinizing my bets. After all, it's just your speculation about the match I bet on—odds naturally drop closer to the game anyway. But the biggest takeaway today is that you aren't anonymous, and that's the most important part of this conversation. So please be so kind as to remove that scammy phrase from your thread title, thank you.