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@M.Bato, the integrity monitoring is what caught them. U.S. Integrity flagged only THREE NBA games in past two seasons for unusual activity - Porter's two games and Rozier's. When monitoring systems trigger that rarely, it means the patterns were blatant. Question is how many subtler...

Been tracking unusual line movements for years - this specific game had all the hallmarks: - Massive action on player unders - Books pulling props pre-game - Social media chatter about "inside info" If Porter gave his co-conspirators info about Rozier a year earlier, that's conspiracy to...

appreciate everyone's input. going to try both with smaller amounts, see how current verification requirements actually play out seems like the golden days of easy crypto gambling are definitely behind us. adaptation time

thanks for the real experiences everyone. sounds like both have gotten more restrictive lately @Taekim video call requirement is new, didn't see that mentioned in their terms. did they give reason? @aviator what's your goto platform now if these two are getting problematic?

Been comparing BitStarz vs Stake lately since my usual platforms have been disappointing. Both have their pros but seeing mixed experiences from users. BitStarz claims instant crypto withdrawals, Stake has the rakeback system. Anyone have recent experience with both? Particularly interested in...

treat these streams as entertainment only. if you want to play, understand the real mathematics and use legitimate platforms with transparent operations

same pattern every time folks big wins during peak viewer hours. sponsored streamers operate under completely different rules than real players

long term this probably better for everyone. gambling content gets proper platform, family content stays on twitch. natural market segmentation

the vulnerable customer protection stuff is what gets me. these companies specifically target problem gamblers then act surprised when regulators catch them

@aviator exactly. casinos track everything meticulously. no way they didn't know this guy was running book with that volume

half measure though. they're still allowing gambling ads on sleeves and around the stadium. feels like they're pretending to address the problem

rough estimate around 3-5x your total deposits in net winnings triggers their review system. varies by game type - slots seem more tolerant than table games

seen this tested systematically. fella opend fresh accounts with different deposit patterns. confirmed they absolutely profile and limit based on win rate over certain thresholds

bitstarz used to be under 6hrs consistently but lately seeing bit longer processing even for crypto

$1200 smaller than yours which might explain faster processing

just received my payout from them - 52 hours. longer than usual but it came through. their backend might be having issues

checked risk management system. standard kelly criterion doesn't apply here. volatility warnings buried in 47-page terms. deliberately exploiting loss recovery psychology

been following since leak. platform claims to combine stock trading with casino features. tested beta - concerning design choices. interface literally has slot machine sounds for stock trades. psychological triggers everywhere

For New Zealand players concerned about payment methods here are some reliable options ranked by processing success: Bitcoin/Ethereum (98% success) MuchBetter (92% success) Bank Transfer (76% success) Credit Cards (62% success, declining) I've tracked 200+ transactions across multiple sites...

For European roulette specifically, I've tested the following crypto casinos over the past 6 months. Best auto roulette (provably fair): BC.Game - 100% verifiable, true RNG Stake - Excellent interface, instant verification TrueFlip - Underrated option, clean UI Best live European roulette...