Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

Discussion in 'Report A Scammer Archive' started by RuneChips, Sep 2, 2025.

Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.
Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players
  1. Unread #21 - Sep 2, 2025 at 9:12 PM
  2. Hahanerd
    Joined:
    Jul 25, 2009
    Posts:
    19,358
    Referrals:
    86
    Sythe Gold:
    1,591
    Discord Unique ID:
    224351757424132106
    Discord Username:
    Hahanerd
    Former OMM Pool Shark (2) Detective Two Factor Authentication User Nitro Booster In Memory of Jon Rio 2016 Community Participant Sythe's 20th Anniversary

    Hahanerd
    Retired Global Moderator Cracker Head Mudkips $100 USD Donor

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    You've made this very simple by your own logic. If you cannot verify the bet history, on what grounds are you owed $2200? There simply isn't a way to verify that this amount is owed. By your own admission, there are no records (which is false as I have shown in 2 deleted posts that staff can see) and the amount I allegedly owe you has no merit. You can keep on posting your casino analogies but a casino can definitely cut you off but they cannot void wagers after they have been accepted due to market line movement. I've been cut off before by several people, it's a part of the game but never once have bets been cancelled simply because it didn't go your way. Boohoo. As @WorthyGP mentioned in Discord, look up the term blanket immunity - you are wanting this to apply to you where you can void anything unfavorable while still demanding losses.
     
    Last edited: Sep 2, 2025
  3. Unread #22 - Sep 2, 2025 at 9:14 PM
  4. RuneChips
    Joined:
    Jun 16, 2018
    Posts:
    7,055
    Referrals:
    100
    Sythe Gold:
    8,179
    Discord Unique ID:
    731907671539843112
    Discord Username:
    legend.1

    RuneChips Formerly known as Legend

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    I can’t access the voided bets. I know you feel like that was a big “gotcha” but I have been pretty clear that I can’t access the bets that were cancelled. I can see all the bets where you and your friends had won/lost but you already know that.

    Casinos CAN definitely void wagers that have been placed but have not yet started. Have you ever gambled at a casino before?
     
  5. Unread #23 - Sep 2, 2025 at 9:21 PM
  6. Hahanerd
    Joined:
    Jul 25, 2009
    Posts:
    19,358
    Referrals:
    86
    Sythe Gold:
    1,591
    Discord Unique ID:
    224351757424132106
    Discord Username:
    Hahanerd
    Former OMM Pool Shark (2) Detective Two Factor Authentication User Nitro Booster In Memory of Jon Rio 2016 Community Participant Sythe's 20th Anniversary

    Hahanerd
    Retired Global Moderator Cracker Head Mudkips $100 USD Donor

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    He has now admitted he cannot access the records of the voided bets. That means he cannot show which wagers were cancelled or when, even though that’s exactly what staff asked for. Without proof, his claim that they were voided pre-kickoff can't even be verified nor the amount he is asking for.

    The casino analogy doesn’t hold either. Yes, casinos can refuse future bets, or void for obvious errors as I've clearly pointed out, but they do not accept wagers and then erase them without record. Every licensed/legal sportsbook keeps a full bet history for transparency. The inability or refusal to provide one here is a red flag.

    My position hasn’t changed: if those cancelled wagers had lost, I would have paid more, I’m asking for consistent grading. If he wants to enforce a $2,200 loss, he must also account for the wagers that were accepted in my favor. Otherwise, his rule that “any wager can be cancelled at any time” gives him blanket immunity, which is he keeps all my losses but erases any wins. That’s not fair dealing or ethical in its own right.
     
  7. Unread #24 - Sep 2, 2025 at 9:54 PM
  8. RuneChips
    Joined:
    Jun 16, 2018
    Posts:
    7,055
    Referrals:
    100
    Sythe Gold:
    8,179
    Discord Unique ID:
    731907671539843112
    Discord Username:
    legend.1

    RuneChips Formerly known as Legend

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    That fact has been known. You claimed I was supposedly lying about not having access to the voided bets. You made up a completely fake “agent” that you have and provided no proof to substantiate your claim that I am lying. You called me a liar with no proof.



    You are right that I don’t have access to the exact moment the bets were voided, but I do know what time I was texted and informed and what time I messaged you to let you know that the accounts were flagged & bets were voided.



    It’s funny you mention what a licensed/legal sports book would have when you know you are betting on an unlicensed book. You even mocked that fact here in discord:



    Screenshot


    Based off the timelines, it’s clear no bets were active.

    Once I let you know you raised no concern. It’s pretty obvious that if you had any active bets you would have raised immediate concern.



    It’s not about “what you would have paid”. It’s about the fact that the book DID NOT WANT your action. The bets were cancelled before the games began. No one could have known the outcome.



    You don’t understand the concept of rules and “We reserve the right to refuse service”.



    Your claim that this is unethical is ridiculous. Unethical would be cancelling LIVE bets. The bets were not LIVE. You did not know the outcome.



    As a society, why do we have rules if they supposedly do not have any merit? That’s really what it comes down to.
     
    ^ sinkovsky likes this.
    Last edited: Sep 2, 2025
  9. Unread #25 - Sep 2, 2025 at 10:17 PM
  10. Hahanerd
    Joined:
    Jul 25, 2009
    Posts:
    19,358
    Referrals:
    86
    Sythe Gold:
    1,591
    Discord Unique ID:
    224351757424132106
    Discord Username:
    Hahanerd
    Former OMM Pool Shark (2) Detective Two Factor Authentication User Nitro Booster In Memory of Jon Rio 2016 Community Participant Sythe's 20th Anniversary

    Hahanerd
    Retired Global Moderator Cracker Head Mudkips $100 USD Donor

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    No proof or documentation has been provided here as that's what @Andy is looking for. I have provided proof of the other agent's claims in a deleted post accessible to staff. Post the full betting log and we can go from there, otherwise you just have baseless claims and are part of a shady operation that cancels any edge a player using your book might have.
     
  11. Unread #26 - Sep 2, 2025 at 10:24 PM
  12. RuneChips
    Joined:
    Jun 16, 2018
    Posts:
    7,055
    Referrals:
    100
    Sythe Gold:
    8,179
    Discord Unique ID:
    731907671539843112
    Discord Username:
    legend.1

    RuneChips Formerly known as Legend

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    I saw the deleted posts. The image was not an official document from the betting platform. To me that looked to be like your own spreadsheet.

    I am standing firm that you are not being truthful about the fact that you supposedly have verified information that contradicts what I’m saying as I am telling the truth.

    Your bets were cancelled and your account was cancelled. There was no nitpicking of bet cancellation. You have been refused service. Your bets were not live. It doesn’t matter that I don’t have the list of voided bets because they were void.

    What this comes down to really is the rules. You agreed to the rules of the platform. There was nothing unethical done. The bets were cancelled before the games had begun. The book didn’t want your action, so it doesn’t matter that you would supposedly have paid had you lost.

    What it comes down to:
    Did the rules allow the bets to be canceled? Yes
    Were the bets live while being canceled?
    No
     
    Last edited: Sep 2, 2025
  13. Unread #27 - Sep 2, 2025 at 11:05 PM
  14. Andy
    Joined:
    Jan 2, 2018
    Posts:
    12,550
    Referrals:
    8
    Sythe Gold:
    12,174
    Vouch Thread:
    Click Here
    Discord Unique ID:
    322821243776663552
    Discord Username:
    andy7450
    Verified Hardcore Hoover CoolHam Battleship Champion Team Fight Tactician Rupee Detective Member of the Month Winner Homosex Two Factor Authentication User
    Pokémon Trainer Poképedia Nitro Booster (3) Sythe's 20th Anniversary St. Patrick's Day 2024 Shitting Rainbow

    Andy

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    @RuneChips @Hahanerd please refrain from posting unless you have more evidence to contribute to the report.

    @RuneChips what is your relation to this sportsbook? Are you just an employee/affiliate?
     
    ^ Top Rs B and owned like this.
  15. Unread #28 - Sep 3, 2025 at 1:02 PM
  16. RuneChips
    Joined:
    Jun 16, 2018
    Posts:
    7,055
    Referrals:
    100
    Sythe Gold:
    8,179
    Discord Unique ID:
    731907671539843112
    Discord Username:
    legend.1

    RuneChips Formerly known as Legend

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    Yes, exactly.
     
  17. Unread #29 - Sep 8, 2025 at 9:12 PM
  18. Andy
    Joined:
    Jan 2, 2018
    Posts:
    12,550
    Referrals:
    8
    Sythe Gold:
    12,174
    Vouch Thread:
    Click Here
    Discord Unique ID:
    322821243776663552
    Discord Username:
    andy7450
    Verified Hardcore Hoover CoolHam Battleship Champion Team Fight Tactician Rupee Detective Member of the Month Winner Homosex Two Factor Authentication User
    Pokémon Trainer Poképedia Nitro Booster (3) Sythe's 20th Anniversary St. Patrick's Day 2024 Shitting Rainbow

    Andy

    Casinos and sports books do not like advantaged players

    I'm going to start off this ruling with a bit of an analogy:

    A skilled card counter walks into a casino, cash in hand, ready to flip the odds of the game against the casino at the blackjack table. Although the odds are ever so slightly in the favor of the counter, their session instead begins with significant losses. But the counter knows that, as long as they continue to play more hands, their advantage over the house will lead them to profit in the long run. However the counter also knows that casinos, and other gambling platforms in general, do not like to lose. Casino surveillance is already running down the counter's game, meaning they will soon be identified as an advantage player, which will inevitably cause the casino to refuse further service to the counter.

    After a few more hands the game begins to shift further in the favor of the counter, and even though they are still down significantly this session, a high count signals that it is time for them to bet big. The counter puts down a large bet, and is dealt two tens against the dealer's three, an ideal situation. But just as the counter splits their tens, placing more money on the table in the process, they feel a tap on their shoulder. The casino has realized the odds are not in their favor, and the casino manager confronts the card counter, the former telling the latter that they are no longer welcome on the premises. But what happens to the hand that is already in play on the table?

    And more importantly, how does this relate to this case?

    -----

    Much like the card counter from the above analogy, @Hahanerd is an advantage player in the world of sports betting. @RuneChips is an affiliate of the sports book that @Hahanerd was using to bet in this case, with the former handling payments between the latter and the sports book.

    In the communications between @RuneChips and the sports platform which are in a deleted post above, the platform explicitly states that @Hahanerd was banned for "sharp action," which is a sports betting term for an advantaged player. The platform also acknowledges that it refuses to pay out sharp action, noting that it will not pay out, nor expect to be paid for any wagers.

    Screenshot of the above communication with sensitive information removed: https://i.imgur.com/sDrtaR5.png

    While the sports platform is free to deny service to anyone they wish to, this ban came at a time where @Hahanerd had multiple ongoing wagers with the sports platform, which are also in a deleted post above, and appear to have landed largely in favor of @Hahanerd. Further, the sports book has denied possessing any logs for these bets, stating that they were cleared when the accounts were banned.

    It is clear that just as in our analogy, there was still a proverbial hand in play on the table when this sports platform decided to ban @Hahanerd.

    -----

    Returning to our analogy of the card counter, there are fortunately a number of laws depending on jurisdiction which govern what happens when an advantaged player is kicked out of a casino while a hand is still in play. Most of which require the casino to play out the remaining hand, win or lose, before said advantaged player is allowed to cash in their chips before being escorted from the property.

    @RuneChips has made frequent mention of the sports platform's terms of service, mainly the relevant line: "[Platform] reserves the right to refuse, restrict, cancel or limit any wager." The main issue with this line specifically is that it allows the sports platform to simply cancel any wager in which they stand to lose, which means Sythe will not uphold this term unless there is a valid reason for the wager to be voided (fraud, etc.). And to be clear, advantage play is not a valid reason for a wager to be voided.

    Another claim made by @RuneChips is that there were no bets active when @Hahanerd's ban occurred, however there are no logs that have been provided to support this claim. And from the provided communications between @RuneChips and the sports platform it appears the wagers were already in progress to some degree at the time of the ban, especially since the platform itself appears unaware as to whether it owes or is owed funds. Given the circumstances and lack of evidence/logs provided by @RuneChips and the sports platform it is clear that something dubious has taken place. This is only underscored by the bet spread provided by @Hahanerd, which appears to heavily favor him over the sports platform.

    Given the circumstances above, any settlement between these parties must include the wagers that were in place at the time of @Hahanerd's ban from the sports platform.

    I have also issued a DNT to @RuneChips for their involvement with this sports platform.
     
    ^ Top Rs B, Liam, Bert and 15 others like this.
< drcherrypepsi scam on ironman purchase | tatanziitho >

Users viewing this thread
1 guest
Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.


 
 
Adblock breaks this site