Honestly, I’d rather trust a casino with a solid reputation and no license than one that’s faking its license info really hard to trust and play.

Hi everyone whenever I see my name tagged 10x in Scam accusations or reputation I usually ignore but I just want to say I was not attacking anyone in anyway. Definitely not the guy to do this, I don't meddle around.

I looked at my post and it was just my personal 'advice'  to everyone in general, you need a gang to be a gangster

You should create a separate scam accusation for this and provide substantial evidence on your claim. I don’t play on this casino so I have few valuable input on their reputation aside from their current marketing campaign in the forum and active.y replying on cases against them.

Those fake license and number of users is serious concern however arbitrage betting cases is always on my ignore list since it’s very to prove that as an observer only to the case.

Link your scam accusation on their ANN threak to make everyone aware if you are confident to your claim.

Great news! If you have a chance ask them about that fake license. All are here https://gamingcontrol.spin-cdn.com/media/license_registry/20250424_250424_online_gaming_register.pdf . GL

Real work dude. I hope they start blocking scam casinos and people with advertising avatars. These trolls are just making money to hurt the reputation of real players.

There is no proof since they don't have the bet slips. Most likely they will add to the things that they've made up.

800,000 users
Fake license
29.5 X followers yet they are only following 5 and there are only approximately 20 verified users.

But you realize that unless xyes hacked the other bookie that this guy was covering his arb bets at and compare his account activity with xyes' , its impossible to prove shit. So no matter that bs they showed u , that just proves nothing

Hence, you basically say to us, " ok guys i confirm that xyes confiscated his winnings"  and nothing else

According to the web archive, it looks like XYES didn't exist before April 2024, and the domain itself was reregistered by the new owner in Dec 2023, so the idea that they were granted a license in 2022 is somewhat bizarre. There is nothing on the internet about their parent company, PaysolutionSa Limited, nor can their license number be found anywhere outside their website (and a few review sites).

While lying about your license isn't exactly confidence inspiring, its not the worst thing that a new crypto casino can do. The worst would be confiscating deposits along with the winnings. In this particular case - applying the same leeway I would give any crypto casino - it seems like they are within their right to void the winnings. However, this is also not a confidence-inspiring maneuver and I wouldn't recommend this casino to anyone as things stand right now.

That's the point I am trying to cover too. I went as far as checking their registry [I made a typo, I was referring to "chamber of commerce, not "e-commerce"], but didn't go to waybackmachine as I did to other cases, as I was promised that they'll come with explanation the next day,



and I was told by their campaign manager that they are pausing their marketing activity on this forum until they have everything sorted out. Their rep will [I think] most likely still be active on this forum, in form of duing their duty to answer questions and all, but campaign is paused until further development Thus, minimizing the risk of misleading people.

I'll try to pursue them to return OP's winning, but I can't guarantee that they'll comply, as their ToS specifically cover this [and the evidence I saw specifically is about arbing], and that the player's total deposit has been returned and no [original] funds were confiscated. Not to mention that the player himself has a questionable trait [see below]

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I correctly understand that you're directly saying that I consider case closed just from casino rep's wording and not due to some proof? And in regards to the part of your original [unedited] post that is now removed,  from your many cases of being arbitrator, it never came to you, not in one case, where the proof and detection was given by their sportsbook provider?

The player might not have something that can concretely tie him to arbing here, or maybe the casino had it, but one thing for sure [that I unfortunately can't say as it was asked to be for-my-eyes-only, but hey, I give you a hint] he was flagged. And why do I believe it and take the words and consider them as an enough proof? Flag.

As I say on numerous cases, players can change casinos, but if they're flagged, sooner or later, provider's flag will follow them and zeroing into their accounts on other casinos when their algorithm clicked. That, and OP's behavior hints to it:

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I dare myself to assume that OP have tendency to deliberately jump from one small casino [again] to others, in hope that the flag on his profile don't caught with him soon[er] and I'll invite us to focus on the third image on OP's chat that hint to possible trait of extortionist.

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OP, darwstallI will be glad to be proven wrong, so do you mind to inform us why you're asked [and refused] to do KYC on that casino? It is certainly not due to random checking, as they asked for such a high level of KYC. Is it because you're flagged?

And, please confirm that you deposited 410 USD and was returned about the same value?