Well, I understand your position, but how many reports of BTC not being paid out do you need before a "community consensus" is reached?  He's not paying out on his advertiser platform either.  With dozens of people reporting failed payouts, I would think the onus would be on him to prove his innocence.

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I haven't received a reply in a week and he never formally accused me of violating any TOS. Initially he said he had a rash of payouts, then he said there was a bug, then he said we exploited the bug but he will still pay out. I tried to check his TOS the other day and it was 404'd. DOH! in my opinion did violate the TOS, which gave Andrew a reason to jump on the opportunity and not pay out in his case.

My account balance would have still had the BTC in it if I didn't initiate withdrawals.

So I've been unofficially called a cheat and it's been three weeks.

I think he said something along the lines that doubling down was free, or something, which I can assure was not the case for me because I played likely hundreds upon hundreds of hands.

He won't credit my account to my knowledge, or deposit the money to my BTC account.

I have all these screenshots and emails. You can look up the addresses in the blockchain right?

No payouts, no communication.

I haven't received a reply in a week and he never formally accused me of violating any TOS. Initially he said he had a rash of payouts, then he said there was a bug, then he said we exploited the bug but he will still pay out. I tried to check his TOS the other day and it was 404'd. DOH! in my opinion did violate the TOS, which gave Andrew a reason to jump on the opportunity and not pay out in his case.

My account balance would have still had the BTC in it if I didn't initiate withdrawals.

So I've been unofficially called a cheat and it's been three weeks.

I think he said something along the lines that doubling down was free, or something, which I can assure was not the case for me because I played likely hundreds upon hundreds of hands.

He won't credit my account to my knowledge, or deposit the money to my BTC account.

I have all these screenshots and emails. You can look up the addresses in the blockchain right?

No payouts, no communication.