Let's clear something up.
All of those accounts were created because my previous accounts had been heavily stake-limited. I never used any bonuses or abused any promotions. After every period of winning, my betting limits were reduced even further, which eventually forced me to open a new account.
Some people have also claimed that I played casino games. That is simply not true. I only placed bets on tennis matches and never used the casino.
At no point did I use bonuses, and there was absolutely no match-fixing or cheating in my tennis betting. EarnBet's only "evidence" is that they have revealed accounts I previously used. That does not prove any fraudulent betting activity.
I am still demanding the return of my legitimate deposit. Every bet was placed fairly, and all winnings were earned legitimately. I only bet on tennis matches. The only reason I created new accounts was because my betting limits became so restrictive after winning that I could no longer place meaningful bets.
This argument is not helping you at all and in fact making your position even worse. First you claimed to not have multiple accounts and now you admit it. You knew exactly what you were doing and how the terms explicitly prohibit it. There's no other reason to go creating new accounts when you are bet limited unless you're trying to circumvent that restriction. That is not accidental abuse, that is completely intentional and occurred multiple times. We have no way, nor should it even be shared, of knowing how much profit you withdrew on other accounts and whether you are still in the positive even after losing your original deposit this time around - in fact it's entirely irrelevant. Talking about casino games, bonus or promotion abuse, match fixing, cheating, is all a distraction to what you were actually doing. No logical person is going to support you here.
It takes a very rational and logical brain to profit from what you were doing, so you would know the risk you are taking. You thought you might be safe because other people usually squeak their way out by getting their deposit back if they get caught and throw up a scam accusation. However on every post your web of lies has unraveled - at least you were honest in the end, that deserves a bit of respect. That being said, sometimes people play with fire and get burned, then we learn our lesson not to do it again. You can demand all you want, there are no fire extinguishers here to help you this time.
