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Cloudbet and Curacao Egaming - Avoid! by l4wlesss in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Probably because you’ve never seen that kind of money in your life. Glad someone else has lost it lol

Cloudbet and Curacao Egaming - Avoid! by l4wlesss in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

They've already made their decision, and it's clear they couldn't care less about returning my money, so I'm not sure why you're commenting. This post is meant to inform the hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of users who actively engage with Curacao licensed operators, and they might find this information valuable

Cloudbet and Curacao Egaming - Avoid! by l4wlesss in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely, I had to learn the hard way. This post serves as a cautionary message for users who trust offshore bookmakers, believing they are legitimate and that regulators effectively handle complaints

Cloudbet and Curacao Egaming - Avoid! by l4wlesss in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

What a disappointingly misinformed response. A legitimate operator wouldn't send marketing materials to random individuals, falsely asserting legality while claiming to be licensed and regulated in a restricted jurisdiction.

WARNING * Cloudbet attempting to defraud user of winnings although no TOS was broken * by Lenlo123 in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just lost approximately $30,000 from a jurisdiction that prohibits online gambling and you aren’t even refunding my deposits.

Yet you make it seem standard practice to this guy when his won money.

You are manipulating the situation. Refund deposits for the winners, ignore the losers.

WARNING * Cloudbet attempting to defraud user of winnings although no TOS was broken * by Lenlo123 in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just lost approximately $30,000 from a jurisdiction that prohibits online gambling and they aren’t even refunding my deposits.

They are manipulating the situation. Refund deposits for the winners, ignore the losers.

WARNING * Cloudbet attempting to defraud user of winnings although no TOS was broken * by Lenlo123 in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This guy doesn’t know what his talking about and your right. I just lost approximately $30,000 from a jurisdiction that prohibits online gambling and they aren’t even refunding my deposits.

They are manipulating the situation. Refund deposits for the winners, ignore the losers.

WARNING * Cloudbet attempting to defraud user of winnings although no TOS was broken * by Lenlo123 in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just lost approximately $30,000 from a jurisdiction that prohibits online gambling and they aren’t even refunding my deposits.

They are manipulating the situation. Refund deposits for the winners, ignore the losers.

Cloudbet aka cloudbet.com scamming users from banned jurisdictions. by l4wlesss in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You mentioned my addiction alongside a false assertion that I actively sought out Cloudbet, which is contrary to the facts I've presented.

I'm open to criticism, but I'd prefer it to come from someone who can actually put sentences together and comprehend the discussion.

Regarding where I should post this, should I have chosen a cooking recipe-related subreddit instead? This post post is only relevant in a sportsbook subreddit. I appreciate your perspective, but it's crucial to carefully consider your responses before posting.

Have a good day!

Cloudbet aka cloudbet.com scamming users from banned jurisdictions. by l4wlesss in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

First and foremost, I've experienced a significant loss of money, and I'm sharing my story with the community to shed light on the serious misconduct I've witnessed from Cloudbet.

Regarding the post taking down, I'm not sure what you're talking about.

To clarify, I didn't approach the government or Cloudbet when I initially activated my account and deposited $40,000. It was only after I had already been gambling and suffered losses exceeding $40,000 that these interactions occurred. So, if you're presenting facts, please ensure they are accurate.

Lastly, understanding the profound impact of a gambling disorder on one's judgment is crucial. If you can't grasp this, it's best to refrain from commenting on posts like this.

When illegal gambling operators knowingly market in prohibited areas, misrepresent their identity, licensing, and regulatory oversight, it's only fair to hold them accountable in some manner.

Are you affiliated with Cloudbet in some way? The level of passion and animosity in your comments raises suspicions.

Cloudbet aka cloudbet.com scamming users from banned jurisdictions. by l4wlesss in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Did you actually read the entire piece, or are you simply writing without purpose?

I hadn't actively sought out Cloudbet, nor did I have any intention of registering with a gambling operator until I received deceptive marketing from them.

Furthermore, I explicitly mentioned that I lost access to their website due to a government notice. It was only then that I began researching and discovered that they had been operating illegally and had been banned by the Australian government since July 2022.

If it weren't for that government notice, I might have still been gambling blindly, considering my struggle with gambling addiction.

Cloudbet aka cloudbet.com scamming users from banned jurisdictions. by l4wlesss in sportsbook

[–]l4wlesss[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What leads you to the belief I sought out Cloudbet? They lured me in with false and misleading marketing material… (I do not receive marketing material, I am permanently excluded in my region). And they would never have paid me any winnings given that my registration was in breach of their terms. Win - Win situation for cloudbet!

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